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Boeing Agrees to Plead Guilty to Misleading US Regulators and Pay Fines, Yet Victims' Families Are Upset
Boeing would reportedly plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the US and pay up to $487 million in penalties to avoid prosecution.
Argentina: Beef Consumption May Hit Record Low in 2024 Due to Economic Downturn
Beef-loving Argentines are cutting down on steaks as the economy slumps, lowering cattle consumption to a historic low.
South Korea’s Battery Maker SK On Facing Crisis as Clients Grapple With Dismal EV Sales
Major South Korean battery producer SK On is in crisis amid weak electric car sales of its clients in the US and Europe.
How Amazon Prime Members Can Unlock Hidden Whole Foods Discounts
As an Amazon Prime member, you may be missing out on a variety of exclusive discounts at Whole Foods that can help you save even more on your grocery shopping.
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A major security incident at OpenAI raises significant concerns about the future security and vulnerability of AI companies to foreign infiltration.
Paramount Global's directors have approved a merger plan with Skydance Media, set to be finalized on Sunday and announced on Monday, July 8.
Macau will no longer offer free food at its famed casinos following complaints from local restaurants, impacting their post-pandemic recovery as tourists increasingly opt for casino perks over traditional dining experiences.
Managing credit card debt can become overwhelming, but there are practical steps you can take to reduce financial strain.
Here's how Elon Musk and Bill Gates' feud started. Elon Musk and Bill Gates, two of the tech world's most prominent figures, have been engaged in a public feud that has captured significant attention.
Mining trade groups are urging the US government to revive and expand the Bureau of Mines. Mining trade groups are urging the US government to revive and expand the Bureau of Mines to streamline government regulation and support for critical minerals production.
French and Spanish authorities have arrested five members of a suspected Chinese money laundering network in Spain this week.
An alarming investigation has revealed that tampons contain toxic metals, including dangerous levels of arsenic, chromium, and lead, with all 16 tested metals detected in at least one product.
Tesla has achieved a milestone as the first foreign-owned electric vehicle brand to be included in a Chinese government procurement list.