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Corruption scandal with Qatar shakes the European Parliament
Qatar is the center of global attention ahead of next week's World Cup semi-finals and final. But that's not the only reason: there are allegations that the country has tried to gain influence in the European Parliament. As part of the international …
Pentagon splits $9 billion cloud computing deal among tech giants
The Pentagon has split a $9 billion cloud computing services deal between Google, Oracle, Amazon and Microsoft. A year earlier it had abandoned an earlier contract marred by allegations of political interference by former US President Donald Trump's …
PepsiCo is laying off hundreds of employees at its headquarters
PepsiCo Inc. is laying off employees at its North American snack and beverage division headquarters. It's a sign that the company's austerity drive goes beyond tech and media, according to my analyses.
Europe cuts gas demand by a quarter
EU countries cut gas demand by a quarter in November despite falling temperatures. This is the latest evidence that the EU is managing to reduce its dependence on Russian energy since Moscow invaded Ukraine.
Job cuts: Amazon's hardware teams go first
Not long after Andy Jassy declared that the "hardest" decision he would make in his short tenure as Amazon CEO would be cutting about 10,000 jobs, the ax fell on the company's costly and margin-heavy hardware divisions placed. After the tech giant's "routine" …
US government publishes study: unvaccinated bear sole blame for vaccination side effects
Unvaccinated and Media Critical of mRNA Treatment for Corona Virus Triggers Vaccine Damage - this statement disseminated by the U.S. government on Pubmed. The study was also published in the United States National Library of Medicine and elsewhere.
Elon Musk scolds Apple
Elon Musk has claimed that Apple is restricting advertising on Twitter and is threatening to ban the social media platform from the App Store. This is how the richest man in the world takes on the most valuable technology company. In more than a dozen tweets …
BlockFi is suing Sam Bankman-Fried over Robinhood stock
Bankrupt cryptocurrency lender BlockFi is suing Sam Bankman-Fried to seize shares of Robinhood that the FTX founder allegedly pledged as collateral just days before his exchange collapsed.
EU calls for rapid response to Joe Biden's $369 billion environmental package
EU ministers say they are running out of time to resolve the escalating row with the US over Washington's $369 billion in green subsidies and avert a transatlantic trade war.
Bob Iger returns to Disney
After a turbulent 33-month tenure, Bob Chapek will be succeeded by Bob Iger, who has been at the helm of Disney as CEO for 15 years.