“Highly sensitive, classified” information was made public in a leak of documents that provide details of US spying on other countries — including an assessment of weaknesses in Ukraine’s military — and pose “a very serious risk to national security,”according to the Pentagon.
South Korea fined Alphabet Inc.’s Google 42.1 billion won ($32 million) for using its clout in the mobile app market to squeeze out a local rival, the latest sign of intensifying scrutiny on the US tech firm as it seeks to expand overseas.
New Zealand house sales fell to a record low in the three months through December as interest-rate hikes and plunging property prices pushed buyers to the sidelines.
A US Commerce Department agency is opening an inquiry into how companies and regulators can ensure that artificial intelligence systems are trustworthy, legal and ethical.
Less than a month after forcing through the creation of a Swiss banking juggernaut, the country’s government is set to be grilled in parliament this week.
Britain’s money-supply economists, who emerged from obscurity in the pandemic by correctly anticipating sky-high inflation before anyone else, are sounding the alarm again.
Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on Tuesday to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Dairy stocks are rallying in India as the world’s largest milk-producing nation suffers a rare shortage that has driven prices higher ahead of peak summer demand.
Once again, tensions are running high in the Taiwan Strait but this time, the risk is barely registering on investors’ radar.
Speculators ramped up their bullish bets on higher oil prices after OPEC+ jolted markets with a surprise production cut, posting the second-largest increase in net-wagers on record last week.
