Australia Signs $2 Billion Deal With Amazon to Move Highly Classified Intelligence Data to Cloud

Australia Signs $2 Billion Deal With Amazon to Move Highly Classified Intelligence Data to Cloud

The Australian government has signed a $2 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to store sensitive intelligence data on the cloud.


Tesla Becomes First Foreign EV Approved as Chinese Government Vehicle

Tesla's Model Y is now included on a Chinese government purchase list, making it the first foreign-owned electric vehicle brand approved for procurement by Jiangsu province.

US Adds Over 200K Jobs in June as Unemployment Rate Hits 4.1%, Highest Since 2021

In June, the US labor market added 206,000 jobs while the unemployment rate rose to 4.1%, the highest since 2021, indicating potential underlying challenges despite positive job growth.

Brazil's Former President Jair Bolsonaro Indicted in Money Laundering: Report

Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro was indicted by the country's Federal Police for alleged money laundering and criminal association.


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