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NurPhoto/Contributor/Getty Images TikTok is giving researchers in Europe access to its public data, expanding the social media platform’s Research API beyond America. The move is part of efforts to “bring

The European Union (EU) has imposed a record $5 billion fine on the United States (US) tech giant, Alphabet, for abusing its market dominance with its Android mobile operating system.

God forbid a woman who decides to raise children and run a business at the same time. These crazy women disrupt the “natural order of things” and accelerate the march

dem10/Getty Images China has closed a record number of personal data breaches and is seeking public feedback on draft laws to regulate the use of facial recognition data. In the

Global Economy Faces Uncertain Future Amid Rising Inflation Rates The global economy is currently facing an uncertain future as inflation rates continue to rise in major economies around the world.

A citizen of Louisiana recently paid a fine to the state’s Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. While that’s not necessarily news, the fact that the fine was paid using Bitcoin’s

John Donahue, the CEO of Nike whose strategy had been blamed for the poor performance of the stock in recent months, is stepping down. To replace him, Nike turned to

Grant Faint/Getty Images China has reiterated claims that last month’s cybersecurity attack on a Wuhan facility was the work of American intelligence agencies, pointing to a “very complex” malware used

The European Union (EU) announced its plans to impose tariffs on a range of U.S. goods in retaliation for the U.S.’s illegal subsidies to Boeing. The tariffs, which will affect

Italy’s UniCredit has acquired a 9% stake in Germany’s Commerzbank and indicated its intention to seek a merger between the two financial institutions. UniCredit purchased its shares from the German