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NSW Airdrops Vegetables to Feed Rock-Wallabies Stranded by Bushfires
The month-long bushfires in Australia have created an adverse impact on the wildlife, with millions of animals killed…
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India’s Competition Watchdog Orders Probe of Amazon and Flipkart Discounts
India, January 14, 2020 — infopulsetoday.com — For millions of small shopkeepers across India, the Competition Commission of…
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Flybe Reported to Be Seeking Emergency Cash From UK Government
Flybe is flying its schedules today. That is the only certain fact in a story that has been…
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Flybe Reaches Government Rescue Deal to Avoid Collapse
On 14 January 2020 the UK‑based carrier Flybe confirmed that its flights would continue as scheduled, even as…
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Beales Warns 22 Stores and 1,000 Jobs at Risk Without a Buyer
On 13 January 2020, Beales – the 140‑year‑old department‑store chain that opened its first shop in Bournemouth in…
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Taiwan’s Landslide Vote Signals Defiance of Beijing’s Pressure
On 11 January 2020, Taiwanese voters went to the polls in a presidential contest that quickly came to…
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Facebook Defends Political Ad Policy Amid Criticism
Facebook will keep accepting money for political advertisements, the company confirmed on 9 January 2020, brushing off months…
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Despite Criticism, Facebook Maintained Its Political Ad Policy
Facebook will keep accepting money for political advertisements, the company confirmed on 9 January 2020, brushing off months…
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Tesla Surpasses Ford and GM in Market Value Suddenly Reaching
On January 10, 2020, Tesla Inc. achieved a new milestone when its market capitalization exceeded the combined worth…
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Ikea Agrees to $46 Million Settlement in Toddler’s Dresser Death
On January 9, 2020, IKEA announced a $46 million settlement with the parents of Jozef Dudek, a two‑year‑old…
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Facebook bans deceptive, modified media
Facebook’s Global Policy Management President Monika Bickert said they have removed modified images and videos that were intended…
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Economists put Australia’s bushfire cost above $2 billion and still climbing
Several companies in Australia, including resorts, factories and insurance firms, have been reportedly hit as the summer’s devastating…
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Iran Fires Ballistic Missiles at US Bases in Iraq
Asian traders sent Brent crude to $65.65 a barrel, up 4.5 percent, before dawn on Wednesday, 8 January…
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Global Markets See Sharp Volatility Amid US-Iran Tensions Rise
Volatility surged across world exchanges on January 7, 2020, after the United States killed Iranian General Qasem Soleimani…
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ToTok Returns to Google Play After Spying Accusations, Then Is Pulled Again
Totok, a messaging application created by a company based in the United Arab Emirates, became available again on…
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Amazon HR Warned Employees to Stop Climate Criticism
On Monday morning, a software engineer in Seattle opened an email from Amazon’s human resources department. The message,…
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Yorkshire and Clydesdale Banks Hit by IT Failure, Wages Delayed
By mid-morning on 6 January, the social media feeds of thousands of Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank customers were…
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China’s Ant Financial applies for banking license in Singapore, joining Grab and Razer
Shortly after Razer and Grab, world’s highest-valued FinTech company “Ant Financial” applied for a digital wholesale banking license…
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Ant Financial Seeks Digital Banking License in Singapore Market
Ant Financial, the Chinese payments company recognized as the world’s most valuable financial technology firm, has submitted an…
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Wall Street’s 2020 Slump After the Soleimani Strike, in Analysts’ Words
NEW YORK, July 9 — The figure that matters: 444 points. That is how much the Dow Jones…
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Uber Co-Founder Travis Kalanick Resigns from Company Board Effective December
Travis Kalanick, the 43-year-old co-founder of Uber, will resign from the company’s board of directors effective December 31,…
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Uber Co-Founder Travis Kalanick to Leave Company’s Board December 31
Travis Kalanick, the co-founder of Uber Technologies Inc., will step down from the company’s board of directors on…
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Tesco Halts Production Over Prison Labor Claim in Christmas Cards
Christmas cards stocked by Tesco are now sitting idle after the retailer halted production at Zhejiang Yunguang Printing,…
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Tesco card supplier denies forced prison labor after girl finds note inside
On December 26, 2019, Zhejiang Yunguang Printing, a Chinese supplier for British supermarket chain Tesco, denied allegations that…
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