Quoting the results from a new study related to the reviewing of four decades of evidence for the security of borders, the UN migration agency, IOM, said that Europe’s Mediterranean border is “by far the world’s deadliest”. IOM spokesperson Jorge… Read More ›
A large number of Americans simply sat back and relaxed on their sofa while they shopped for deals with the use of their smartphones on the deep discounts on Black Friday even as many others were seen crowding the retail… Read More ›
The Indian market has a huge potential for unsecured loans and a cutting edge but controversial technology is being used the banks there for fast loan approval through the process of data mining on customers’ smartphones to test credit worthiness…. Read More ›
The South Australian government has announced that the world’s largest lithium ion battery has already been constructed by Tesla and that battery is all set to be put to use and switch the battery packs on. This also marks the… Read More ›
The low growth of manufacturing sector in the U.K. was set off by a strengthening of the ‘Euroboom’ as the eurozone manufacturing and services sentiment touched a new six-year year which also helped in pushing up the single currency higher…. Read More ›
Britain’s outlook for economic growth was axed by the U.K.’s fiscal watchdog, following which a warning about the longest fall in living standards since records began 60 years ago for Britons is on course, was issued. Compared to what the… Read More ›
Tencent became the first Asian company t hit a valuation of more than $500 billion as it hit a record high earlier in the week. Closing in on the tech firms like Facebook and Amazon in terms of market valuation,… Read More ›
Just a day after hitting an all-time record and passing the $8000 mark, a $31 million theft of a cryptocurrency peer saw the cryptocurrency slip down from the record value as fears about the security of the virtual currency resurfaced… Read More ›
A recent survey in Australia found out that chronic underpayment by their employers was being faced by thousands of temporary foreign workers in Australia. The study results underscore the popular belief and the growing evidence that Australia is a place… Read More ›
The spending by Britons on the occasion of Christmas would fall for the first time in real terms in about five years since 2012, estimated credit card firm Visa and a survey by data firm IHS Markit showed on Monday… Read More ›
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