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Apple Loses Final Court Battle Over €13 Billion Irish Tax Bill

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Apple has lost its long-standing legal battle with the European Union (EU) over a €13 billion ($14.4 billion) tax bill, marking the conclusion of...

Siemens to build the first high-speed rail production facility in North America

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Siemens Mobility is making a significant move in U.S. transportation with plans to build the first high-speed rail production facility in North America for...

China’s Exports Surge in August, While Imports Lag

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China’s export growth continued its upward trajectory in August, delivering a significant boost to the country's economic outlook amid concerns over slowing domestic demand....

Apple Event 2024: A Quick Overview

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The much-anticipated 2024 Apple Event, held on September 9, introduced a slew of new products and features, headlined by the iPhone 16 lineup, the...

Morgan Stanley Cuts Brent Price Forecast to $75 for Q4 2024

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Morgan Stanley has once again reduced its forecast for Brent crude prices, citing a mix of weaker global demand and ample supply. This is...

Aldi Announces £800 Million Investment in UK Expansion

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Retail giant Aldi has unveiled plans to invest £800 million in Britain as part of an ambitious expansion strategy, following a record year of...

China’s Consumer Prices See Modest 0.6% Rise in August

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China’s economic struggles are becoming more pronounced as the country faces deflationary pressures, which have led to weaker-than-expected consumer price growth. In August 2024, China's...
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Fed Expected to Cut Rates by Either 25 or 50 Basis Points

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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates at its upcoming meeting on September 18, marking its first rate reduction since 2020. This...
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AI May Predict Powerful Earthquakes in Advance

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Scientists at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU Munich) and the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) say that an AI model could notify us...
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Should causing environmental damage be a criminal offense? Most people say ‘yes’

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Should it be a criminal offense for the heads or large businesses or government to approve or allow actions which result in serious damage...