Technology

Chinese state-backed funds are pulling back from investing in U.S. private equity funds, the Financial Times reported, citing people in the sector, in another escalation in the trade war between Washington and Beijing.photo: Lightspring // Shutterstock According to a report…

Tesla has agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit involving a man who died in 2021 after his car suddenly accelerated on its own, crashed and caught fire. The lawsuit alleges that Elon Musk’s company repeatedly accelerated without explanation, Reuters…

The additional fee for currency exchange on weekends has been present in Revolut’s offer from the very beginning. It was justified by the lack of quotes on the forex market and protection against exchange rate volatility. Now the bank is…

Instagram is rolling out AI age checks for underage users, Meta reported. The technology will make teens safer on the service by identifying accounts that have inflated their age, helping parents manage their children’s social media.photo: Luiza Kamalova // Shutterstock…

The Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) said on Tuesday that the country saw its first “confirmed act of sabotage” by Russian hackers last year. The MIVD did not say which facility was attacked, the NL Times reported.photo: Soumil…

A bus driver in Japan lost a retirement benefit worth €73,000 because he defrauded passengers of €6 by accepting fare.photo: mnimage / / Shutterstock A driver with 29 years of service was fired by Kyoto authorities after a security camera…

By 2030, 30 percent of current professions could be replaced by algorithms and robots, with professions involving manual document processing, accounting, customer service and data analysis particularly at risk, according to a report by ING-owned SAIO, a company that creates…

70% of companies worldwide expect a significant increase in ROI (return on investment indicator) in the next year thanks to the implementation of AI-based solutions, according to a report by KPMG International. It was indicated that 56% of companies from…

The unsung beneficiaries of American aid to Africa through a program of the United States Agency for International Development, known as USAID, were the institutions that served the organization’s many thousands of staff: expensive hotels, restaurants, shops, and car repair…

According to a study published on Wednesday, 56 percent of surveyed employees would like to inform their co-workers about their departure from work themselves. 60 percent would be involved in passing on their duties to their successor during the notice…