Former Economy Minister Gets 24 Years in Prison for Beating His Wife to Death — A Murder Case That Shocked Kazakhstan
A former economy minister of Kazakhstan was sentenced to 24 years in prison on Monday for beating his wife to death.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Settles Sexual Harassment Lawsuit by Ex-Worker Who Claimed She Was Fired After Being Harassed 100 Times
Elon Musk's Tesla has settled a lawsuit filed by a former factory worker who claimed she was dismissed after reporting sexual harassment incidents.
Walmart Is Laying off Hundreds of Employees, Asking Remote Workers to Move to Offices
Walmart is reportedly laying off hundreds of corporate employees and requesting all its remote workers to move to the company's offices.
OpenAI Startup Fund Secures Additional $5 Million in Latest Funding Round
The OpenAI Startup Fund has successfully raised an additional $5 million.
Anglo American Announces Plans to Leave Diamond, Platinum, Coal Mining to Avoid BHP Acquisition Plans
Anglo American decided on abandoning its diamond, platinum, and coal operations in order to realign its operations on nickel and avoid acquisitions offered by BHP Group.
Uber to Acquire Foodpanda’s Taiwan Operations for Whopping $950 Million Cash
Uber has agreed to pay $950 million in cash to acquire Taiwanese unit of Foodpanda owned by Delivery Hero.
SNAP Benefits 2024: Storm-Affected Residents to Receive Replacement Applications, Extended Deadline
More households in storm-affected counties can now submit replacement applications for SNAP benefits.
Deadline for $976 Tax Refund for Michigan Residents Looms; Check If You Are Eligible!
Michigan residents may be eligible to receive a generous refund of $976, but the filing deadline looms. Here's what you'll need to do!
Japan's Finance Minister Stresses Close Coordination with Bank of Japan
Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki told reporters about the importance of the government cooperating and coordinating its financial goals with the Bank of Japan.
Joe Biden Signs Law Banning Uranium Imports From Russia to Revive America's Nuclear Fuel Industry
President Joe Biden has signed a bipartisan bill that bans imports of enriched uranium from Russia. Uranium is the fuel most used by nuclear power plants.
Boeing Firefighter Lockout Draws Protests From Union Leaders, Lawmakers
Union leaders and lawmakers on Monday strongly criticized Boeing for locking out its unionized firefighters and urged the company to reach a fair contract agreement.
Red Lobster Abruptly Closes at Least 48 Restaurants in US Amid Bankruptcy Reports
Red Lobster is unexpectedly shutting 48 US locations, liquidating its assets via an online auction.
Lawrence Wong to be Sworn in as Singapore’s 4th PM on May 15
Singaporean Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is set to be sworn in as the city-state’s prime minister and retain his finance portfolio after Lee Hsien Loong’s 20-year leadership of the ASEAN nation
Corporate Greed Is Not the Main Driver of US Inflation: Fed Study
Corporate greed is not the main driver of US inflation, according to a new study released by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Sony Appoints Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino as New PlayStation CEOs
Sony named Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino PlayStation division CEOs starting on June 1, replacing Jim Ryan.
