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The company debuted its much-ballyhooed Apple Intelligence platform last month, but it still lacks many features offered by other tech giants.
The ride-hailing giant may consider using Pony AI’s autonomous-driving technology outside the US, a source says.
The onslaught from six storms caused at least US$131 million of crop losses, with rice bearing the brunt of the damage.
Sotheby’s confirmed that Justin Sun was the buyer of artist Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian sculpture at its auction yesterday.
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The world’s largest digital asset reaches an all-time high in Asia on Thursday.
Hong Kong billionaires are cornerstone investors in SF Holding’s US$793 million IPO, the first time tycoons have backed a listing in the city since 2022.
As he prepares for his first visit to India since the Ukraine invasion, Russia’s president signals growing confidence in travelling abroad.
The city state’s Gambling Regulatory Authority said the casino had areas that ‘require rectification and substantial improvement’.
With 2.5 million Australians set to retire in the next decade, the government wants to reshape its US$2.5 trillion pension industry.
The move is a sign the Islamic Republic may be ready to resolve a stand-off with the West over its atomic activities.
Justice Juan Merchan is considering how to proceed, with potential outcomes ranging from dismissal to a four-year delay.
China’s largest express delivery company is selling 170 million shares at HK$32.30 to HK$36.30 each, with the listing to take place on November 27.
Google’s Quantum AI division will use Nvidia’s Eos supercomputer to speed up the design of quantum components.
The case marks the most aggressive move to rein in a tech company since efforts to break up Microsoft failed two decades ago.
Much of the illicit funds in the record money laundering scandal came from illegal gambling and unlicensed money lending in China.
Trump’s pick to lead the FCC, Brendan Carr, wants Big Tech to start contributing to federal funds and to be compelled not to censor content.
Rivalry has been playing out for days as US President-elect Donald Trump picks his cabinet.
Farmers are doing their best to scale mine-clearing efforts in the most mined country in the world, but it could be decades of work.
Jack Reed and Jeanne Shaheen flag national security risks after Musk reportedly held talks with the Russian president.
The central bank said domestic spending will remain the main anchor for the economy, fuelling sustained growth.
Some see the collaboration allowing users to directly buy Amazon goods through the ByteDance-owned app as a way to make it harder to ban TikTok.
Various pricing options under consideration as the stress on facilities become expensive for the Conservation Department and local councils to bear.
The ChatGPT maker says the US and its neighbours should collaborate in AI and expand their partnership to include Middle East nations.
Hackers stole call records and compromised communications belonging to a ‘limited number’ of people in US government and politics.
The French president added that European countries risked being divided depending on their relative dependence on the US or Chinese market.
It marks the first time Washington has confirmed that North Korean troops are directly engaged in the conflict.
State Department spokesman says some progress has been made, but aid groups dispute US findings.
In 2025, Thailand will add two public holidays and extend the New Year break to boost tourism and the economy.
The US and its allies are racing to keep ahead of China in AI-powering semiconductor capabilities, seen as essential to economic security.
The Florida senator has taken an aggressive stance on China’s emergence as an economic power.
