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Majority of Americans Think SocMed Companies Have Too Much Influence Over Politics, Pew Research Finds

The survey of 10,133 US adults between February 7 and 11, 2024, found that 78% felt social media companies had excessive political influence.


FTC Orders Razer to Refund $1.1 Million Over False Claims of 'N95-Grade' RGB Face Mask

The FTC found that Razer and its affiliates marketed the Zephyr mask as N95-grade without proper testing or certification from authorities like the FDA or NIOSH.

EU Launches Investigation Against Meta Platforms Over Suspected Election Interference, Foreign Disinformation

The EU is preparing to initiate formal procedures against Meta, the company of Facebook and Instagram, over concerns that it is not doing enough to combat Russian disinformation ahead of the EU elections in June.

Philippines Ramps Up 2024 Borrowing to P2.57 Trillion Amid Fiscal Concerns

Philippines ramps up borrowing to P2.57 trillion, a 4% increase, addressing fiscal needs amid economic challenges. Economists raise concerns about implications on deficit, debt, and interest rates.


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Yahoo Singapore overhauls operations, dismissing editorial and social teams. Shift towards content curation with layoffs affecting 17 staff.
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Nokia plans to launch a groundbreaking 4G network to the moon this year to establish reliable communication beyond Earth.
Preparations Are Made On The Eve Of The Coronation
The Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) warns of potential price surges in bread, biscuits, and beer in the UK due to persistent wet weather.
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Venice counters over-tourism by implementing a $5 day-trip fee, but the city faces backlash from critics who question its effectiveness and impact on the city's authenticity.
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Nike designed the uniforms, which made their widespread appearance this season, and Fanatics manufactured them.
China Ousts Scientist Behind Beijing's First COVID-19 Vaccine Over Serious Discipline, Law Violations
A former top executive at China's largest vaccine manufacturer, who oversaw the creation of the country's first inactivated COVID-19 vaccine, has been removed from the national legislature.
US Buys More Than 80 Soviet-Era Aircraft From Russia's Ally for Around $20,000 Each
The United States (US) reportedly acquired 81 obsolete Soviet-era combat aircraft from Russia's previous ally, Kazakhstan.
Goldman Sachs, Barclays Reportedly Compete to Acquire General Motors' Credit Card Business
Goldman Sachs and Barclays are reportedly vying to acquire General Motors' credit card business.
Stagwell CEO Mark Penn Says Companies Should Proceed with Caution in Political Arena Amid Activist Pressure
This advice is particularly relevant as activists increasingly pressure companies to adopt positions on controversial political matters.
Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis Met Privately in Florida to Discuss the Former President's 2024 Campaign: Report
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is reportedly aligning with Donald Trump to assist the former president in his fundraising efforts ahead of the November 2024 presidential election.