Greta Thunberg, Emma Thompson, and Imelda Staunton condemn Shell's legal action against Greenpeace as insensitive and retaliatory, seeking $1 million in damages following activists' occupation of an oil platform.
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Microsoft Teams Unbundled From Office 365! Should Users Be Concerned?
Microsoft Teams will be unbundled from Microsoft Office 365. Here's what this means to users. An illustration picture taken on March 2, 2023 in Moscow shows a smart phone screen bearing the Microsoft Teams application logo.
April Fools' Prank: Filipino Man Tattoos Takoyaki Brand Logo on Forehead— Store Refuses to Pay Php100K Challenge
A local Takoyaki store named Taragis has sparked a heated debate on Facebook with a controversial April Fools' Day challenge.
McKinsey Is Offering Employees 9 Months Salary to Quit the Firm
McKinsey & Co. offers nine months' pay to some employees who want to leave the company. McKinsey & Co. has introduced a unique offer to some of its employees: Accept nine months' pay and leave the company.
Google to Destroy 'Incognito' Browsing Data in Settlement of Consumer Privacy Lawsuit
Google will destroy billions of user browsing data to resolve a lawsuit alleging that Chrome's "incognito" mode monitored users despite privacy assurances.
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Chinese domestic automakers are responding to Tesla's recent price hike and Xiaomi's entry into the electric vehicle market with enticing offers, including subsidies and price cuts.
California is now considering measures to restrict bosses from contacting their employees outside of work hours.
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.
An elderly businessman was killed by his caretaker for allegedly disturbing him while he was sleeping.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced that beneficiaries will now owe significantly less if they received overpayments by mistake.
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.
The burglar stole the store's inventory, including new skin collection samples, and key equipment, including iPads needed for business operations.
Google's decision to suspend all politics-related advertisements on its platforms in South Korea aims to prevent the spread of potentially biased content and maintain the integrity of the electoral process.
Under the Trump administration, former US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed interest in buying TikTok and removing its algorithm within six months.
