China Slams US for Tightening Chip Export Rules
The Chinese government has slammed the US for tightening regulations about semiconductor exports, claiming they have created trade barriers and heightened uncertainty in the chip industry.
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Breakfast Giant General Mills Considers $2 Billion Sale of North America Yogurt Business
General Mills is exploring selling its North American yogurt business, including the Yoplait brand, for more than $2 billion.
IBM, Canada, Quebec to Strengthen Canadian Semiconductor Industry; What to Know About Their Agreements
IBM, Canada, and Quebec announced new agreements to strengthen the Canadian semiconductor industry...
Is Sundar Pichai the Right General for Google's AI Battle? Experts Say Yes After 2024 Q1 Earnings Blowout
Experts said that Sundar Pichai is the right general for Google's AI battle. Here's why...
FDA Gives Green Light to Pfizer's New Hemophilia B Treatment
The FDA has approved Pfizer's pioneering gene therapy, Beqvez, for treating hemophilia B with a $3.5 million price tag before insurance and rebates...
Beijing Offers Subsidies for Companies That Buy Local AI Chips as China Cuts Reliance on Foreign Technology
Beijing city officials are providing subsidies for businesses that buy...
India Is Confident More Foreign Players Will Enter the Country's EV Market Due to New EV Policy Measures
The Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade in India is...
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Baltimore Bridge Collapse Is ‘National Economic Catastrophe’ as Key Supply Route Remains Blocked, Says Maryland Gov. Moore
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore calls Baltimore bridge collapse a "national economic catastrophe" as a critical transportation route for certain commodities remains clogged.
Elon Musk Claims AI Could Destroy Humanity, But Believes It's Worth the Risk
Elon Musk examined the probability of AI posing a threat to humanity. However, he remains convinced that the potential benefits outweigh the potential dangers.
New York City: Couple Being Sued by Squatters Claiming Rights to $930K Investment Apartment
Denis Kurlyand and Juliya Fulman, the rightful owners of the New York apartment under dispute, are in a legal battle as squatters claim rights to the property they allegedly broke into without a lease
Samsung to Upgrade Its Voice Assistant Bixby With Generative AI
Samsung plans to integrate generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology into its voice assistant Bixby.
Frasers Group Faces Scrutiny Over Appointment of Daughter's Boyfriend to Board
Critics slammed Frasers Group for appointing David Al-Mudallal, the boyfriend of Mike Ashley's youngest daughter, to its board of directors due to potential conflicts of interest.
US-funded Radio Free Asia Shuts Down Hong Kong Bureau Amid Safety Concerns Over New Security Law
US-funded Radio Free Asia closed its Hong Kong bureau due to safety concerns from the new national security law.
US Reportedly Greenlights the Transfer of Bombs, Fighter Jets to Israel
The US has given its approval for the transfer of a significant amount of bombs and fighter jets to Israel.
95% of Americans Are Looking to Land New Jobs This Year: Survey
A recent survey found that 95% of Americans expressed intentions to seek new employment opportunities in 2024.
Union Strike at Molson Coors Escalates as Negotiations Collapse Over 5 Cents Pay Increase Offer
Negotiations crumble between Molson Coors and union workers in Fort Worth, escalating a strike over pay and benefits. Union rejects $0.05 hourly increase. CEO's pay scrutinized amidst record earnings.
