The China-based artificial intelligence company Manus has officially returned to standalone operations after its highly publicized multi-billion dollar partnership with Meta fell through. The company confirmed it will continue developing its AI agent technology independently.
Officials in Nigeria's Abia State have firmly stated there are no intentions to prohibit Keke tricycle transport, emphasizing that no urgent public safety or economic reasons currently justify such a ban.
A former Australian Defence Force combat medic, known by the call sign 'Mozzie', has been confirmed killed in action while volunteering with Ukrainian forces.
Three additional London-listed firms are set to be acquired, pushing the total value of companies leaving the LSE this year beyond $100 billion amid a wave of takeover activity.
Distribution services firm Bunzl posted a decline in first-half profits, though a stronger-than-expected rebound in North America led management to raise its full-year guidance.
Pakistani police confirmed that two terrorists were eliminated during a targeted intelligence-based operation in the Lakki Marwat district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Salesforce Inc. is leading a $160 million funding round for human resources software company HiBob, bringing the startup's valuation to over $3.2 billion.
Lithuanian police confirmed the discovery of four deceased individuals in Raseiniai, Šiauliai county, and Šiauliai city on Monday, pending further investigation.
The inaugural First Balkan Shield 2026 defense industry exhibition opened in Sarajevo, highlighting a doubling of revenues for six state-owned military firms and announcing plans for new manufacturing facilities in the Una-Sana and Tuzla cantons.
The United States has confirmed new military strikes against Iranian targets while threatening further force, as senior generals warn the campaign risks escalating into a protracted conflict amid sustained economic pressure.
Cypriot authorities confirmed multiple property and infrastructure damage reports across several villages in the Larnaca district following Saturday’s severe storm.
Tensions escalated between Rome and Moscow after Russian officials criticized the appointment of former Ukrainian minister Fedorov as a defense ministry consultant in Italy. Italian leadership firmly asserted national sovereignty in foreign policy decisions, dismissing external interference, while Moscow condemned the move as unacceptable diplomatic overreach.
Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk confirmed that 368 parliamentary workstations have been established underground, allowing lawmakers to conduct votes securely via personal cards during missile warnings.
Macarena Olona, a former Vox congresswoman who left politics in 2022 for health reasons, has joined the legal team defending businessman Aldama and singer Julio Iglesias.
Slovenian Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer has officially confirmed that Israeli counterpart Gideon Saar will travel to Ljubljana next week, though specific dates remain undisclosed.
Croatian health authorities have initiated large-scale insecticide spraying in Zagreb after confirming multiple human infections with the West Nile virus. The emergency public health response aims to curb mosquito populations and prevent further transmission across the region.
USMCA-compliant firms now face higher tariffs than competitors that built in Shenzhen as Section 338 duties stack on top of the trade agreement's rates.
Oxford Metrics' motion capture division Vicon has purchased Manchester-based Captive Devices Ltd, bringing its markerless head-mounted camera technology and founding team into the fold.
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation following reported tensions and policy disagreements with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The departure marks a significant leadership shake-up at the Pentagon amid ongoing military restructuring efforts.
Authorities confirmed the safe recovery of a second Australian national who had been unaccounted for nearly a week following severe flash floods in the Nepal-Tibet region.
Organizers have confirmed that the second Nordic Resilience Summit will convene at the National Library of Latvia on September 10 to discuss regional security and resilience strategies.
The Association of National Theatre Players has officially confirmed that actor Wale Elesho recently underwent successful facial surgery, effectively ending widespread social media speculation regarding a cancer diagnosis.
Liverpool FC has officially announced that midfielder Stefan Bajcetic has completed a permanent move to La Liga side Celta Vigo, ending his stint at Anfield.
The major Bonn-based logistics corporation has formally changed its corporate name from Deutsche Post back to DHL, reversing a previous branding strategy that involved acquiring the American logistics firm.
Shipping company Star Bulk Carriers, linked to investor Petros Pappas, is set to list on the Euronext Athens exchange, marking a significant milestone for Greek maritime firms.
Federal Energy Minister Lakić confirmed that funds for Zenica miners' regression payments have been transferred, while diplomatic efforts continue in Washington to secure a permanent status solution.
Canada’s ruling Liberal Party secured victories in three recent by-elections, significantly boosting Prime Minister Mark Carney’s political standing. The results come as voters appear to back the government’s firm stance against escalating trade disputes with the United States.
Technology firm InterDigital is presenting its VVC multilayer coding solutions at the International Broadcasting Convention, demonstrating how the technology enables high-quality, efficient video streaming.
A sudden flash flood in the Grand Canyon area has resulted in two confirmed deaths and left one person unaccounted for, prompting emergency response efforts in the region.
The White House has released details confirming that a U.S.-backed energy consortium will receive 100-year concessions to develop 17 oil fields in Venezuela. The agreement marks a significant shift in American energy policy toward the South American nation.
Organizers confirmed the dates for the upcoming biennial literary event, which will mark two decades of celebrating authors, readers, and intellectual discourse in India.
The Siptu union leadership has firmly dismissed suggestions that their recent strike authorization vote is merely symbolic, blaming the impending industrial action squarely on government mismanagement.
The Riga Regional Court confirmed the lower court's verdict, maintaining prison terms for Ilmārs Rimšēvičs and Māris Martinsons convicted of corruption offenses.
Diplomatic representatives highlighted the long-standing cooperative relationship between Tehran and Algiers, reaffirming mutual political and economic support.
A Danish jewelry company has been reported to law enforcement for allegedly using deceptive marketing practices that misled consumers about product quality and pricing.
Glacier collapse caused the death of at least 1,003 people. Four Portuguese are among the 3,916 missing: three in Nepal (confirmed by the MNE) and one in Tibet. There are 11,814 rescued.
Wealth management firm Morgan Stanley has published a forward-looking research report identifying three key technology sectors and investment themes poised for growth in the Asian market over the next two years.
The South Korean government forecast that the combined debt of state-run corporations will climb to 997.4 trillion won over the next six years, highlighting ongoing fiscal challenges in the public sector.
The Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (UDMR) has restated its agreement with the National Liberal Party (PNL) and Save Romania Union (USR) regarding their joint candidate for the office of Prime Minister.
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have announced that the ongoing Bundibugyo strain Ebola outbreak has surpassed 6,000 confirmed infections and nearly 3,000 fatalities, marking one of the deadliest outbreaks in the country’s history.
Indonesian logistics firm LX Pantos has completed renovation projects at two primary schools in Jakarta as part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility initiatives to support local education infrastructure.
Lithuanian retail giant Maxima LT has completed the sale of its payment services subsidiary, Sollo, to Latvia-based Onebill SPV for an undisclosed sum, following regulatory approval.
The chief administrative officer at financial services firm Raymond James has divested a significant portion of his equity holdings, according to recent regulatory filings.
Property market data confirms that residential values have fallen across most regions of Australia, extending a prolonged downturn. Analysts attribute the sustained drop to elevated borrowing costs and weakened buyer confidence.
Shares of major Indian jewellery firms dropped sharply after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to limit non-essential gold buying to conserve foreign exchange reserves.
The White House confirmed that bilateral talks between Washington and Beijing will take place in the coming months, aiming to stabilize diplomatic and trade relations.
The Polish Olympic Committee has finalized a commercial agreement with cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypto, granting the firm rights to use athletes’ likenesses in promotional campaigns. The partnership has drawn criticism from some quarters over potential conflicts of interest and brand alignment.
Domestic chip design firms including Agrani Labs and Ananant Systems are targeting multi-million dollar investment rounds to accelerate product development and scaling.
German Labor Minister Bärbel Bas confirmed that the government is preparing to launch a representative citizen survey this year, paving the way for a potential wealth tax and asset registry implementation by 2027.
A 65-year-old man lost his life when his vehicle veered off a rural road and plunged into an irrigation channel in Kouresi, Ilia. Emergency services confirmed the fatal accident occurred Monday evening.
Recent global defense industry rankings highlight significant gains for South Korean and Turkish manufacturers, with several companies securing spots in the world’s top 100. The updated list reflects shifting market dynamics and increasing export competitiveness in the international arms sector.
Seoul reaffirmed its commitment to upcoming joint military drills with Washington and Tokyo, dismissing Pyongyang's objections as part of routine geopolitical posturing in the region.
Baidu has officially finalized its transition to a dual-primary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange main board. The restructuring grants the technology firm direct access to mainland Chinese capital markets through the Stock Connect framework.
A federal judge ruled that the Department of Defense violated constitutional rights by blacklisting AI firm Anthropic over its public criticism of government policies, marking a significant legal check on defense procurement practices.
The national legislature has officially approved Destry's appointment to lead the country's central banking institution, marking a key shift in monetary policy leadership.
Former adult film performer Bonnie Blue has publicly confirmed she gave birth via cesarean section and announced her intention to return to work shortly, following her earlier pregnancy announcement.
Gal Gadot has publicly addressed her exit from the Wonder Woman series, attributing her decision to DC Studios’ management of recent executive transitions and the film’s sudden cancellation. She noted that new leadership initially confirmed the sequel’s production before the project was ultimately shelved.
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly affirmed on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, the attention that President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is giving to the establishment of Fujairah Alamein Oil and Gas Company,…
In a rare industry move, Rockstar Games announced that its upcoming title Grand Theft Auto 6 will feature no in-game purchases or artificial intelligence-generated content.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Chinese leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations as the two nations celebrate seven decades of diplomatic engagement. The partnership focuses on expanding trade, investment, and mutual development initiatives under a shared vision for regional prosperity.
UOKiK is scrutinizing major consumer goods companies for downsizing tactics where product packaging remains unchanged while contents are reduced, aiming to assess transparency with buyers.
Three additional London-listed companies are set to be acquired, pushing the total value of delistings this year past $100 billion amid a challenging market environment.
South African tech firm NuRAN announced plans to deploy edge computing infrastructure across rural locations in Africa to improve connectivity and digital access.
UK-based investment firm Triple Point Venture Capital Trust initiated a new £10 million capital raising campaign to fund future venture investments and maintain operations.
Official statistics reveal divergent economic performance across several nations, with Italy recording 0.2 percent growth, Lithuania at 1.7 percent, and Nigeria expanding by 4.4 percent in the second quarter. The mixed results reflect differing regional recovery trajectories and sectoral dynamics.
The Public Employment Service (DYPA) confirmed August disbursements for workers, the unemployed, parents, and special professional groups, allocating over €94 million to more than 160,000 recipients for standard unemployment benefits.
Despite a judicial determination confirming a woman's homicide, her grieving relatives continue to battle bureaucratic hurdles with a local municipal corporation to obtain an official death certificate.
Market commentators advise caution regarding real estate technology firm Opendoor, highlighting structural challenges in the housing market that continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
President Aleksandar Vučić hosted commemorative events in Belgrade to mark the 65th anniversary of the Non-Aligned Movement’s founding. He used the occasion to reaffirm Serbia’s dedication to multilateral diplomacy and an independent foreign policy despite its European integration aspirations.
Asian logistics firms Peregrine Cold Logistics and Sinar Primera have formed a joint venture to construct a major cold chain storage and distribution facility in Indonesia.
Energy engineering firm Technip saw its stock price jump significantly following market speculation about a potential multi-billion dollar infrastructure agreement with SpaceX.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on world leaders to create an environment of “universal security”, and firmly prevent external forces from interfering in the internal affairs of other…
Nigerian health authorities confirm that more than 1,700 people have died from diphtheria following a prolonged outbreak that began in December 2022, with over 32,000 cases recorded across the state.
Russian Ambassador Sergei Tolchenov firmly rejected allegations that the embassy in Indonesia is conducting recruitment activities for the Russian armed forces.
Former President Donald Trump has urged major technology companies, including Apple and Google, to update their digital mapping services to label Lake Ontario as Lake America. The request has sparked debate among map users and political commentators over geographic nomenclature and corporate compliance.
BMO has reaffirmed its rating on Incyte stock, pointing to the strategic implications of the recent CMS pricing agreement for the biopharmaceutical company's pipeline.
The Latvian cabinet has decided not to review a proposed plan to restrict immigration at Dombrava, stating it lacks coordination with fourteen state institutions despite maintaining a firm stance on stricter border controls.
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission reaffirmed the enforceability of a $300 helicopter levy for air navigation while officially exempting offshore petroleum operations from the Terminal Navigational Charge.
The Australian government has firmly rejected Beijing's recent statements threatening repercussions for Pacific Island countries that invited Taiwan representatives to attend a regional diplomatic gathering.
Several major investment firms have launched new equity research coverage for leading travel and transportation companies, assigning initial ratings to shares of Expedia, Airbnb, and Mobility Global. The reports provide investor guidance ahead of upcoming earnings seasons and industry shifts.
The White House has outlined details of a major agreement granting US-backed entities control over Venezuelan oilfields previously managed by Chinese and Russian firms. Industry analysts and international observers have raised concerns about the deal's viability, potential market disruptions, and broader geopolitical implications.
Ex-Airbus manager Hélène Huby is building a European aerospace company aimed at competing with Elon Musk's SpaceX, using the US firm as both inspiration and a cautionary example.
The studio behind the Silent Hill franchise is developing a new horror video game set in the Star Trek universe, confirming the return of fan-favorite character Ro Laren.
Investor Joshua Kushner publicly stated for the first time that his firm Thrive would not have engaged in a deal with FIFA President Gianni Infantino had the negative consequences been foreseeable.
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry confirmed that current consular fees at diplomatic missions worldwide will remain unchanged, addressing concerns from Egyptians living overseas.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin reaffirmed their strategic alliance amid growing global uncertainty, during their meeting with...
The global commercial real estate advisory firm welcomed Olsen to lead its newly established Capital Markets division, strengthening its strategic footprint in the Polish property sector.
Authorities are investigating after a foreign man's body was discovered early Monday evening at a campsite in Asprovalta, Thessaloniki, with his identity and cause of death still unconfirmed.
Financial advisors are recommending that clients participate in the upcoming initial public offering for Deepa Jewellers Ltd through brokerage firm Anand Rathi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting with a strong message on counter-terrorism, drawing attention amid the presence of Pakistani, Chinese, and Russian leaders.
South African energy and chemicals firm Sasol posted strong financial results, reporting non-GAAP earnings per share of R38,31.00 and revenue of R272.12 billion. The update highlights improved operational efficiency and a steady decline in corporate debt.
Ivan Banković, president of the GSP union, reaffirmed that the city transport company's tender for 85 high-capacity trams remains open to global manufacturers without favoring any specific bidder, addressing public concerns about procurement fairness.
Flow, a real estate development company founded by former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann, has officially launched operations in the United Arab Emirates and begun active hiring to support its regional expansion.
Montenegrin police surrounded a suspect wanted for three murders near Herceg Novi, leading to a standoff that ended when the man took his own life. Authorities confirmed the resolution of the manhunt following the fatal shooting spree.
US private equity firm Veritas Capital has agreed to take over British industrial services company Bodycote in a deal valued at approximately £1.8 billion. The acquisition marks a significant expansion for the American buyout group into European manufacturing support.
A new report indicates that Sweden’s recent reduction in food value-added tax has been completely passed on to shoppers through lower retail prices. The findings confirm that consumers have received the full financial benefit of the policy change.
Norwegian engineering firm Aker Solutions has named Pål Eikeseth as its new chief executive, succeeding Kjetel Digre who steps down after a six-year tenure leading the offshore and energy services company.
Microsoft has restored normal operations for its Exchange Online and Outlook services following a widespread global outage that temporarily disrupted email access for millions of users worldwide. The company confirmed that affected systems are now running normally after implementing technical fixes.
Indian banking research firm SBI Research revised its real GDP growth projection for fiscal year 2027 upward to 7.3%, citing robust first-quarter economic performance and sustained domestic demand.
A 51-year-old man was discovered with a gunshot wound in a residential area of Chișinău, Moldova, after his 17-year-old daughter reported the incident. Local police have confirmed the death and launched an investigation.
DNO has announced a purchase offer valued at 3.7 billion kroner for the UK-based energy firm Capricorn, which is also being targeted by competitor Genel Energy.
The popular television program has been officially renewed by its network, with plans to introduce new family members while maintaining the original franchise format.
Diving surveys around the Croatian island of Korčula have verified the widespread presence of the invasive Indian Ocean firefish, raising ecological concerns for local marine biodiversity.
Employees of the One telecommunications company mobilized to distribute school supplies and assist families ahead of the new academic year. The initiative marks the firm's annual community outreach program aimed at supporting students nationwide.
The state assembly speaker confirmed that no formal requests have been submitted to alter the opposition bloc's seating layout following recent party realignments.
Investment firm Red Oak Partners has purchased a small but notable position in Motorsport Games stock, signaling institutional interest in the racing video game developer.
The UN refugee agency has confirmed it will not assist Malaysia's upcoming deportation efforts, reiterating that conditions in Myanmar remain unsafe for returnees and highlighting ongoing protection concerns.
Japanese firms Ajinomoto and Daikin are strengthening their supply chain ties with Taiwan to secure critical semiconductor materials amid ongoing geopolitical and industry demands.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered an emergency broadcast stating that all available intelligence assessments confirm Vladimir Putin remains committed to continuing the war.
Acting Enga Provincial Police Commander Chief Inspector Daniel Yangen confirmed the rapid arrest and detention of five suspects at the Wabag Police Station, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat local crime.
The Federal Trade Commission and twenty-two U.S. states have filed a lawsuit alleging that Amazon secretly manipulated its digital advertising auction system to inflate prices charged to advertisers. The complaint seeks to halt what regulators describe as an anti-competitive practice affecting billions of dollars in ad revenue.
American Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent informed his Russian counterpart that Washington will not lift economic sanctions until the conflict in Ukraine concludes. The firm stance drew objections during a G20 finance ministers' meeting where European officials largely avoided engaging with the Russian delegation.
Greece's tax authority e-EFKA has finalized the schedule for primary and supplementary pension payments in October 2026, with disbursements split into two phases depending on the fund and retiree category.
Cypriot health authorities have confirmed four cases of West Nile virus, describing the overall situation as under control while monitoring two additional probable cases.
A new fuel distribution firm, JDBL y Compañía, was established by associates of a prominent figure during his time in office, drawing scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest.
Indian law enforcement raided a Mumbai facility illegally altering expiry dates and nutritional labels on products from PepsiCo, Nestlé, Coca-Cola, and Unilever for export markets.
Cryptocurrency mining firm Hyperscale Data liquidated a portion of its Bitcoin reserves, selling 65 coins while maintaining a portfolio valued at approximately $16.7 million.
ISTAT has validated preliminary estimates showing Italy's economy expanded slightly in the second quarter, maintaining steady annual growth despite seasonal working day variations.
Cypriot firm KEO is proceeding with a €25 million production facility for spirits and natural juices, including a bottling line and distribution centre, in Kato Polemidia, Limassol.
Wealth management firm Hightower has chosen FinTech Dispatch to streamline its client onboarding process within its primary wealth channel, marking a strategic technology partnership in the advisory sector.
The Belgian real estate firm posted a drop in first-half results, citing a €307 million impairment charge from recent acquisitions, though rental income grew significantly.
Financial analyst firm Truist has increased its stock price targets for cybersecurity leader CrowdStrike and defense contractor Science Applications International. The upgrades reflect strong confidence in both companies’ near-term earnings potential and strategic growth trajectories.
Activist investment firm Elliott Management has acquired a significant stake in French industrial gas giant Air Liquide, publicly urging the company to improve profit margins and operational efficiency.
Following his father's passing, the new monarch took his constitutional oath before parliament, reaffirming his commitment to uphold the law and national traditions amid a 72% approval rating.
Former interim Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov has officially entered Bulgaria’s presidential race, positioning himself as the primary challenger to incumbent Iliana Iotova ahead of October elections.
Chinese chip manufacturers are aggressively targeting domestic production equipment suppliers to reduce reliance on foreign technology, putting newly developed machines under intense commercial and technical scrutiny.
Biotechnology firm Circio secured $65 million in funding during the first half of 2026, coinciding with promising clinical data showing a 60-fold boost in its gene therapy approach.
A subsidiary of Malaysian construction firm Kee Ming has won RM40 million worth of M&E projects, bolstering its order book and supporting near-term revenue growth in the infrastructure sector.
Deputy Speaker Sufmi Dasco Ahmad clarified that Indonesia's proposed Asset Forfeiture Bill explicitly includes the confiscation of assets derived from corruption offenses.
Country music legend Dolly Parton was buried following a private funeral service in Nashville on Friday, confirming her passing at age 80 and marking the beginning of legacy planning for her vast cultural contributions.
Despite rumors and an Ombudsman mention of possibilities, there are no verified reports confirming that Senators Legarda and Leviste applied for asylum in France, debunking viral claims.
The Ukrainian defense firm Ratel has introduced a new unmanned aerial vehicle featuring a 30-kilometer flight range and Starlink Mini integration for reliable control during intense electronic warfare.
Official data confirms over 6,000 cases and nearly 3,000 deaths in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, marking a severe escalation in the ongoing epidemic.
Law enforcement officials confirmed that a violent confrontation in Ayer Itam involving members of Geng 04 stemmed from a financial debt dispute, resulting in severe injuries for two individuals.
Private equity firm Partners Group has announced a leadership transition as its shares tumble following a 13 percent year-to-date profit drop. The executive reshuffle comes amid mounting investor scrutiny over performance pressures affecting the company’s flagship fund.
Glacial flash floods across Nepal and Tibet have killed more than 1,000 people, with search teams focusing on trapped workers inside collapsed hydropower tunnels. International aid groups and neighboring countries are mobilizing disaster relief as thousands remain unaccounted for.
Private equity firm H.I.G. Capital is evaluating options for its majority ownership in US-based Rising Pharma, including a potential full sale of the drugmaker.
A viral social media post captures the heartbreaking moment a livestock owner from Lesvos says goodbye to his cattle before they are euthanized following confirmed cases of foot-and-mouth disease.
The insurance and risk management firms introduced a new cybersecurity resilience program tailored to help Asian organizations strengthen their digital defense capabilities.
Papua New Guinea reaffirms its commitment to parliamentary diplomacy and collective action by joining fellow Asia-Pacific legislatures in signing a major regional cooperation declaration.
The broadcaster clarified that journalist Javier Ruiz is leaving the network by mutual agreement, following reports of his departure and subsequent appointment as editorial director at La Séptima.
Telangana officials confirmed that both the University of London and Northeastern University intend to establish offshore campuses in Hyderabad, expanding India's higher education landscape.
Several passengers sustained minor injuries after a tourist boat collided with a sailboat near the Greek island of Skiathos. Local authorities confirmed that all affected individuals received medical attention and no lives were lost.
A new artificial intelligence-focused data center is planned for Finland, promising massive infrastructure investment and hundreds of new jobs, driven by an American semiconductor firm partially owned by tech billionaire Sam Altman.
Expanding its technological offerings, the proprietary trading company has integrated the widely used MetaTrader 5 software to enhance execution capabilities and attract a broader base of retail traders.
The Star reports that Zetrix AI Berhad stock has been placed under market watch, highlighting unusual trading activity and analyst attention surrounding the Malaysian artificial intelligence firm.
Authorities in Bangladesh have confirmed that there are no plans to prohibit electric rickshaws, stating instead that a comprehensive licensing framework is currently being developed.
Officials confirm that Seoul and Washington are aligning schedules for South Korean Foreign Minister Cho's trip to the US, which will include high-level meetings with Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
North American Blue Energy Partners has secured a contract to take control of seventeen oil extraction sites in Venezuela, following a recently signed energy deal between Washington and Caracas.
Emirati construction firm Arada has unveiled plans for a $7 billion mixed-use development aimed at revitalizing parts of Damascus, Syria. The ambitious project signals growing international commercial interest in post-conflict reconstruction efforts.
Canadian investment firm Inturai Ventures has finalized the acquisition of technology company DomeCommand in a transaction valued at six million Canadian dollars.
Muscat: The Sultanate of Oman’s Ministry of Education has confirmed that the technical challenges experienced by some users while accessing the student...
Romanian energy firm Romgaz has finalized its acquisition of chemical producer Azomureş and projects the startup of the Iernut combined heat and power plant by early 2027.
Corporate treasury firm MicroStrategy has restarted its Bitcoin acquisition strategy after a two-month hiatus, contributing to the cryptocurrency’s climb near $79,000. Market analysts remain divided on short-term outlooks as macroeconomic rates and geopolitical tensions continue to influence trading activity.
Major US financial firms Citigroup and Invesco are increasing their staffing and leadership presence across North Asia and the Asia-Pacific region, signaling continued commitment to the market despite Beijing's tighter investment controls.
Investment firm Epiris has agreed to purchase British telecommunications provider Gamma Communications Plc for an equity value of approximately £1 billion ($1.4 billion).
Eight drugmakers, including Sun Pharma, have entered pricing deals with Team Trump amid Washington's push to align midsize companies with its most-favoured-nation pricing framework.
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Indian music artist Badshah and model Isha Rikhi have officially announced their divorce following a brief five-month marriage. Both parties stated they mutually decided to part ways and requested privacy during this period.
Students and teachers across Greece are counting down to the start of the new school year, with official schedules confirming classes will commence on Friday, September 11.
Microsoft has resolved a global technical failure that temporarily disrupted Outlook and Exchange email services, restoring functionality for millions of corporate and personal users worldwide.
Unidentified drones were detected flying close to Estonia’s border, prompting security alerts before officials confirmed that no immediate danger remains.
Marking seven decades of operation, a prominent Slovenian company attributes its longevity to a workplace model built on active employee participation, respect, and inclusive decision-making.
Shares of Indian IT services firm Happiest Minds fell as investors expressed concern over the prolonged timeline required to finalize a major contract with India's Income Tax Department.
South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has granted regulatory approval for American private equity firm TPG to acquire controlling stakes in Lotte Rental. The clearance removes a key hurdle for the transaction, which is expected to reshape competition in the nation’s residential leasing and property management markets.
The battery manufacturer has partnered with Smackover Lithium to strengthen its North American energy storage supply chain, with deliveries beginning in 202X.
Elon Musk’s space company SpaceX has completed a $60 billion acquisition of artificial intelligence firm Cursor, a move that has drawn significant attention from tech leaders. The deal highlights the rapid consolidation of AI startups and centers on the venture’s 25-year-old Indian-American co-founder.
Lisbon’s transit operator confirmed no immediate disciplinary proceedings will be opened, while prosecutors informed victims they can seek compensation through the criminal case to bypass costly civil court fees.
Japanese Finance Minister Katayama confirmed that Tokyo and Washington will continue their policy coordination regarding the yen following recent currency fluctuations.
Turkish defense contractors achieved significant international recognition, with five firms making the 2026 Defense News Top 100 rankings based on combined revenues exceeding $14.9 billion.
Rescue teams continued overnight operations to locate missing passengers from a sunken catamaran off Kyrenia, while the first funeral was held for one of the confirmed victims.
Authorities confirm that the school year begins today, with admissions for first-graders postponed until September 3rd to ensure proper security coordination and monitoring of the regional safety situation.
Meteorological authorities in the United Kingdom and Ireland have published the official roster of names for the upcoming winter storm season. The list was selected after a public voting campaign received tens of thousands of submissions, featuring names like Jade, Austen, and Olaf.