Twitter’s co-founder and former CEO, Jack Dorsey, has developed a new social media app called Bluesky that strongly resembles Twitter with nearly identical profiles, timelines, and colors.
IBM’s CEO, Arvind Krishna, has announced a halt in hiring due to possible automation of jobs by artificial intelligence. As reported in an interview with Bloomberg, the company plans to replace approximately 7,800 positions with AI-driven roles over the coming years.
Indonesia’s Transport Minister recently confirmed that safety is the top priority over the planned commercial launch of the country’s $7.3 billion high-speed railway project. This railway, a key project of President Joko Widodo, is backed by China and has been delayed for several years.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday, effectively banning specific new U.S. investments in China, notably in sensitive areas of technology including computer chips. It also necessitates government notification for other sectors in technology.
The Barbie movie has certainly made a splash this summer! Just 17 days after release, it broke the amazing $1 billion barrier, putting it up there with some of the top blockbuster franchises ever.
In recent economic reports, China has entered a phase of deflation with consumer prices registering a drop in July, a first in over two years.
It is not just the growth of India’s population that contributes to this projection but also advancements in technology and innovation, increased capital investments, and enhanced worker productivity, as highlighted in the investment bank’s recent report.
After recognizing that advertisers have been hesitant to return, Twitter Inc. owner Elon Musk gave a signal on Sunday that he would do more to steer the social media firm in a new direction with a makeover that would replace its well-known blue bird logo with an X. According to Reuters, the adjustment was made…
According to the BBC’s report, the trade commissioner for the African Union said that Africa would not agree that it “should just continue to be a source of raw materials” for the rest of the world. Instead, according to Albert Muchanga, his continent wants to have “genuine and mutually beneficial relationships” with its trading partners…
