Two Chinese men have been indicted by the US justice department on charges of them hacking into the computer systems and networks of companies and government agencies in Western countries. It is being alleged that the duo are a part… Read More ›
Regulations & Legal
Uber Restarts Trials Of Its Self-Driving Cars In Pennsylvania
After remaining suspended for nine months following the death of an individual in a deadly accident in Arizona, ride hailing company Uber Technologies Inc is resuming its trial on limited self-driving cars on public roads in Pittsburgh. It was just… Read More ›
UK’s Debenhams Drops Below Fishing Equipment Retailer In Terms Of Market Value
The changing face of retailing business in the United Kingdom was drastically portrayed after it was revealed that the market value of one of the most well known names of UK retailing industry and the British high street, Debenhams –… Read More ›
Lockheed Martin Corp wins $997 million U.S defense contract
Lockheed Martin Corp has been awarded a U.S. defense contract for upgrading 84 F-16 fighter aircraft to the V-configuration. In a statement to the press, the Pentagon said, Lockheed Martin Corp has been awarded a $997 million U.S. defense contract… Read More ›
American Retailers On A Buying Spree Because Of US Trade War With China
There is hardly any free space left in American warehouses as traders and retailers are filling them up with Chinese products of all kinds – microwaves, vacuum cleaner filters, swimwear, furniture, said Amy Magnus, head of the National Customs Brokers… Read More ›
Volvo Prepares For No-Deal Brexit, Stockpiles Products In UK
Sweden’s truck making firm AB Volvo is creating safety stock” with its British dealers and is contemplating alternatives to ship its vehicles to the UK to that there is minimum disruption for its products to reach the market as the… Read More ›
European Union launches forced technology transfer case against China
The WTO action by the EU, mirrors similar concerns raised by the United States. This is the second such action the European Commission has taken against China at the WTO. On Thursday, for the second time this year, the European… Read More ›
Germany tightens foreign investment rules eyeing China
Earlier this month, European Union states have agreed to coordinate scrutiny of foreign investments in Europe, notably from China. In a significant development, Germany has agreed to adopt new business rules that lowers the threshold for screening for mergers and… Read More ›
New Research Warns A Cashless Society Would Put Millions At Risk
According to a new report, millions of people could be in danger of being affected by the risks of shifting towards a completely cashless world. While large tech companies such as Apple believes that in the near future, there would… Read More ›
UK Court Dismisses Uber’s Appeal On Employment Rights Of Its Drivers
Judges in the United Kingdom struck down an appeal by the ride hailing company Uber against a historic ruling by the employment tribunal of the country which mandated that the drivers of Uber would have to be recognised as workers… Read More ›
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