As foreign aid starts to dry up, a top Ukrainian commander said Ukraine had to downsize its military operations in the war with Russia.
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Shipping Giants Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd Begin Rerouting Ships to Avoid Red Sea as Houthi Attacks Increase
Following a series of attacks on ships in the Red Sea by Iranian-backed Houthi militants, shipping giants Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have rerouted their vessels, opting for the longer Cape of Good Hope route in South Africa.
IRS to Provide $1 Billion in Penalty Relief for Millions of Taxpayers — Here's Who Qualifies
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced on Tuesday a penalty relief for individuals who failed to pay their taxes on time during the pandemic.
Affirm Expands Partnership With Walmart for 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Self-Checkout Feature
Financial tech company Affirm has announced its expansion of services with Walmart to bring the company's flexible pay-over-time options to self-checkout kiosks in over 4,500 of the retailer's US stores.
Digital Mastery: Orchestrating Maintenance Success Through Work Order Digitization
More and more, the key to success in industrial facilities or process plants often lies in mastering the art of digital transformation. In the realm of maintenance operations, this transformation comes in the form of work order digitization. Traditional, manual work order processes are fraught with challenges that can hinder efficiency and productivity. In this blog, we will delve into the pain points associated with legacy work order processes and explore how transitioning to a digital system using mobile devices can deliver a host of benefits.
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Oil giant British Petroleum (BP) has temporarily halted all its tanker transits via the Red Sea after attacks on ships by Iranian-backed Houthi militants based in Yemen escalated.
The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has imposed a $140 million civil penalty against Southwest Airlines for numerous violations of consumer protection laws during the December 2022 holiday meltdown.
The chief economist of Goldman Sachs is anticipating the end of the pandemic-era inflation soon, as the world economy has now entered a period of "The Great Disinflation."
Japan's Nippon Steel has secured a deal to buy US Steel for $14.9 billion. Japan's Nippon Steel has secured a deal to buy US Steel for $14. 9 billion.
Amidst the sun-soaked landscapes of Trinidad and Tobago, where life pulsates to the rhythm of Carnival, you will find Tychon's three founders—Rawle Annandsingh, Kevin Blake-Thomas, and Darwin Feveck emerge. Defying the stereotype that dreams are confined by geography, these entrepreneurs are rewriting the startup narrative. While Trinidad and Tobago might not be the conventional birthplace of startups, in the hands of the dynamic trio, it has become the epicenter of groundbreaking innovation.
Revolutionizing Diversification: How Exchange Fund Brokerages May Shape the Future of Tech Investing
Exchange fund brokerages, a niche concept in the investment landscape, have steadily gained traction among tech investors. These brokerages help investors diversify their portfolios without facing undue tax consequences. They make risk management a lot less painful for the many venture capitalists, tech investors, and employees who hold concentrated positions.
Former President Donald Trump, who once claimed that a Joe Biden presidency would lead to a stock market crash, is now dismissing stock market highs as benefiting the "rich."
The musical extravaganza "Wonka" featuring Timothee Chalamet struck a triumphant high note at the box office, debuting with $39 million in box office sales in the United States and Canadian theaters over the weekend.
Citigroup Inc. is reportedly facing delays in its plans to establish a fully-owned securities business in China.
