In the latest major crime in the world of decentralised finance, hackers took $100 million in cryptocurrencies from Horizon, a so-called blockchain bridge. The details of the attack are still sketchy, but Harmony, the creators behind Horizon, claimed Wednesday morning… Read More ›
The United Kingdom’s health authorities have stated that they are examining a rare polio virus detection in sewage samples in London, which might jeopardise the country’s polio-free status for the first time in nearly two decades. Between February and May,… Read More ›
Employees at an Apple store in Maryland chose to unionise, establishing the tech giant’s first retail union in the United States. The Towson store employees voted 65-33 in favour of the initiative, with approximately a dozen abstentions. After the results… Read More ›
According to reports based on a letter and persons familiar with the matter, Russia’s Sberbank has delayed to process the first payment from Indian Potash Ltd (IPL) under a contract put up before the Ukraine war to allow IPL to… Read More ›
Monkeypox’s unexpected arrival in multiple nations around the world is a worrying outbreak, according to the chairman of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, but the virus does not pose the same worldwide threat as Covid-19. His remarks come as… Read More ›
J.D. Power and LMC Automotive, two consultant firms in the auto industry, have both lowered their worldwide light vehicle sales projection for 2022, citing lockdowns in China as well as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as the factors that has impacted auto manufacturing in the sectorsecin. The… Read More ›
Marks & Spencer is shifting away from town centres, citing an increase in online clothing and homeware sales. During the pandemic, the firm stated, the shift to online purchasing “raised the pressure” to shrink its clothes and home trade space…. Read More ›
Members of the World Health Organization formally decided to overhaul the organization’s finance mechanism, which has been characterized as “fundamentally rotten” because to its dependence on the whims of donors. The strategy, which has already been agreed to last month by… Read More ›
The president of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) told the BBC that governments should subsidise the cost of food and electricity for the weakest sections of society. People all throughout the world are trying to keep up with escalating living… Read More ›
An acute shortage of medicine in Sri Lanka resulting from the economic crisis will soon result in deaths, according to doctors, as hospitals are compelled to postpone life-saving surgeries for their patients due to a lack of drugs. Sri Lanka… Read More ›
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