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An Amazon shareholder has initiated legal action against founder Jeff Bezos and the Amazon board, alleging that the directors failed to adequately assess the decision to grant launch contracts for Project Kuiper,

South Korea’s parliamentary ethics subcommittee has declined a proposal for the expulsion of Kim Nam-kuk, a former member of the main opposition Democratic Party, according to local news agency Yonhap on August

A federal appeals court has overturned the U.S. securities regulator’s rejection of Grayscale Investments’ bid to establish a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). This landmark ruling by a three-judge panel of the

Retail giant Walmart (WMT.N) has reportedly initiated a strategy to curb costs by requesting certain pharmacists out of its 16,000-strong workforce across the U.S. to voluntarily accept reduced pay through shorter work

The British government collaborated closely with airlines on Tuesday to facilitate the return of passengers stranded across European airports due to a widespread air traffic control malfunction. This disruption, attributed to a

3M (MMM.N) has reached an agreement to pay $6.01 billion to resolve approximately 260,000 lawsuits filed by current and former U.S. military personnel who alleged hearing loss due to the use of

Amidst the persisting conflict in Ukraine, the ease of reaching cherished summer destinations in Crimea, a Black Sea region annexed by Moscow from Ukraine in 2014, has dwindled for many Russians. Previously,

South Korea has announced its intention to strengthen penalties for the theft of industrial secrets, citing concerns that the existing regulations are insufficient to discourage efforts aimed at siphoning off technological advancements

Cybersecurity startup Wiz has expressed its interest in a potential bid for SentinelOne (S.N), following the latter’s exploration of strategic alternatives, as reported on Friday. The $4.9 billion SentinelOne has encountered challenges