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Tariff Tension: US and China agreed to slash tariff for 90 days
Global tension eases a bit this week as the US president, Donald Trump and China president, Xi Jinping agreed to lower their reciprocal tariff by 115% for a 90 days…
UK graduate visa slashed from two years to 18 months
The UK government has cut the Graduate Route visa from two years down to 18 months, as part of a sweeping crackdown on what it describes as “systemic abuse and…
Trump orders reopening and rebuilding of the notorious Alcatraz prison
Donald Trump says his government is directing the reopening and expansion of the infamous former Alcatraz prison, on an island near San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. In a message on…
Nvidia $5.5 billion hit as US tighten chip export tariff to China
Computer chip giant, Nvidia says it will be hit with a $5.5 billion in cost after the U.S. government tightened export rules to China with fresh tariff restrictions on the…
Meta Face Antitrust Trial Over Instagram and Whatsapp Acquisition
The giant social media power house, META, stands antitrust trial on Monday, facing the US government over charges of using its market power to eliminate competition by acquiring Instagram and…
Shipment Tariffs: DHL suspends global deliveries
Early this week, the delivery giant, DHL, suspends all global shipment that are worth more than $800 to customers in the United States till further notice. This announcement was effected…
EU fines Apple and Meta with $700 million in antitrust fines
The European Union (EU) fines American tech giants, Apple and Meta a combined €700 million ($797 million) in the first enforcement of its landmark digital competition law. The European Commission,…
DHL suspends global shipments over tariffs
DHL Express has announced that it will suspends global shipments worth more than $800 to individuals in the United States over significant increase in red tape at customs, following the…
Constitutional Court Reinstates Acting President of South Korea
South Korea constitutional court on Monday dismissed the impeachment case of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, reinstating him as the acting president of the country. “The Constitutional Court has rendered a…
Japan rewards inmate $1.4m after wrongful conviction
The world’s longest-serving death row Japanese inmate, Iwao Hakamada, wrongly convicted of murder has been awarded $1.4 million in compensation, an official said Tuesday. The payout represents 12,500 yen ($83)…