An unidentified man jumped over 80 feet from the Icon of the Seas soon after departing from Florida, prompting a swift search and rescue operation by Royal Caribbean's crew and the US Coast Guard, resulting in the man being declared dead.
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Oil Market on Edge Following Second Ship Attack in Red Sea
Oil prices are experiencing fluctuations as traders wait for OPEC+'s decision due to another second ship attack in the Red Sea.
Nissan Issues Urgent Warning to Stop Driving Older Vehicles Over Exploding Airbag Risk
Nissan urgently advises owners of approximately 84,000 older vehicles to avoid driving them due to the heightened risk of Takata airbag inflators exploding following a fatal incident and multiple injuries since 2015.
Anglo American Turns Down BHP’s $49 Billion Takeover Extension Request
Anglo American's rejection of BHP Group's bid to extend discussions on a proposed $49 billion takeover suggests a potential impasse as the deadline nears, impacting the mining industry and leaving the outcome uncertain.
Global Debt Surges to $315 Trillion This 2024; Countries Blame the Pandemic
Global debt has surged to $315 trillion, driven primarily by the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, merging and emerging markets, inflation, and even individual household debt.
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The finance ministry of Russia has proposed implementing new tax rates for high-income earners and specific industries starting in 2025.
Meta's AI Chief Scientist Yann LeCun and billionaire Elon Musk engaged in a heated debate on the X platform over Musk's AI startup and his controversial views.
Terrifying explosion at a Chase Bank in downtown Ohio injures seven and leaves two missing, damaging nearby buildings and generating massive plumes of smoke.
A Chinese expert predicts that despite current technological disparities and US efforts to curb its progress, China will soon catch up to American chipmakers in the race to build the world's most powerful computers.
Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), the owner of former President Donald Trump's social media platform Truth Social, has called on Louisiana's financial regulator to investigate alleged irregularities in its share trading.
Student loan borrowers need to monitor their debts while the Biden administration introduces additional relief options.
North Korea has escalated tensions with South Korea by sending balloons carrying what they call "filth and garbage" across the border.
PayPal is launching an advertising platform that analyzes client spending using transaction data. PayPal has announced its plan to cut its global workforce by 9% or about 2,500 jobs this year.
Elon Musk's brain-chip company Neuralink aims to test the implant on three people over several years.
