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Jack in the Box Reports $80.7 Million Annual Loss Amid Rising Beef Prices and Falling Sales
Jack in the Box reports an $80.7 million loss as rising beef prices and falling sales drive restaurant closures.
Warner Bros. Discovery Signals Willingness to Negotiate if Ellisons Boost $30 Billion Bid ad Netflix Deal Looms
Warner Bros. Discovery may negotiate with the Ellisons if they boost their $30B bid amid Netflix's competing deal.
China Seeks Transparent, Non-Discriminatory Approach in TikTok US Transition
China urges a fair, transparent, and non-discriminatory approach as TikTok transitions its U.S. operations to new investors.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Doubles Personal Nike Stake, Boosting Investor Confidence
Apple CEO Tim Cook boosts investor confidence by doubling his personal Nike stake amid the company's turnaround efforts.
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The Pocket Network Foundation Partnership program is pioneering the cause by offering unlimited public data access at wholesale rates. The Foundation is on a mission to create an open ecosystem where every blockchain app developer and user can build and use seamless web3 services.
Legendary video game designer, Vince Zampella, has passed away following a car crash in Los Angeles, California.
In global discussions on digital asset regulation, the focus usually falls on laws, licensing frameworks, and enforcement mechanisms. What is discussed far less often is leadership. Yet in emerging markets, leadership is frequently the deciding factor between regulatory paralysis and meaningful progress.
Spotify's platform has reportedly been breached, with over 300TB worth of data and 86 million songs stolen by Anna's Archive.
Waymo resumes driverless rides in San Francisco after a major power outage caused traffic chaos and forced a temporary service pause.
A Minnesota jury ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $65.5 million to a mother of three who linked her cancer to long-term use of the company's talcum powder.
US drug price cuts may push up the cost of new medicines in Switzerland, Roche's CEO warns.
Japan approves the restart of the world's largest nuclear plant, Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, aiming to boost energy security and reduce fossil fuel reliance.
Seatrium and Maersk settle their offshore wind vessel dispute, avoiding lengthy legal battles and ensuring project completion.
The non-renewable resource, crude oil, plays a vital role in the global economy as the primary source of energy production. It also serves as a key raw material for products like gasoline, diesel, and plastics. Beneath this complex supply chain, a few key emerging trends are changing the oil and gas landscape.

















