U.S. stocks wavered before closing lower, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each losing 0.1%. and the Dow industrials slipping less than 0.1%.
MGM Resorts refused to pay hackers’ ransom demand in a September cyberattack that threw its Las Vegas Strip resorts into chaos and crippled its properties and technology nationwide, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Clorox so far has spent $25 million to respond to a suspected ransomware attack, including hiring forensic investigators and legal and technology help, and the company said it expects more expenses to arise in 2024.
Pay has stagnated in a profession once seen as a sure thing, while other fields are more lucrative; ‘pretty much a death sentence for my dreams.’
Some on Wall Street predict bad times because of an unprecedented drop in the money supply.
Japanese restaurant Okeya Kyujiro, led by chef Takuya Matsuda, received a Michelin star on Thursday night — the ninth restaurant in the city to receive the honour.
Americas The US Air Force has awarded Raytheon a $39 million contract to develop a command and control software prototype for an air base air defense system. Raytheon will develop the Battle Management Command and Control (BC3) software tested on a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System in 2022. The prototype employs artificial intelligence and machine learning […]
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The Korea Communications Commission said that Google and Apple's enforcement of certain payment methods, and Apple's "discriminatory charging of fees to domestic app developers" is likely to undermine the country's laws of promoting fair competition.
Administration finally acknowledges problems at the border.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, on Thursday, called for more investment in the manufacturing sector, saying this would help to tackle unemployment and poverty and boost the nation’s economy. Obasanjo made the call while speaking at a twin programme to unveil the Luxe Regal Brand of Royal Chairs and a book on ‘Making Your Business a
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Twenty years after George W. Bush and his neocon cabinet moved forward with plans to invade Iraq, and more than a decade after Barack Obama promised to end the war, the US still maintains hundreds of troops in the country with no plans to leave. Unsurprisingly, Iraqis aren’t exactly eager for the US to stay. … Continue reading "Twenty Years Later, an Update From Iraq: ‘There Is No Future Here for My Children.’"
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India VIX was down by 6.17% from 11.65 to 10.94 levels on Thursday. Volatility has been hovering in a choppy manner with absence of strength to the bulls.
The Republicans who get Latino support tend to be moderate.
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