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For the first time, the United States is expected to impose sanctions on an Israeli military unit. The Netzah Yehuda Battalion, initially set up to accommodate Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews but which quickly expanded to become a popular unit for radical right-wing settlers, has over the years been accused of a…

Geneticists have critiqued a study suggesting extinct Javan tigers are still alive, but the search is just beginning.

SK hynix is considering whether to build an advanced packaging facility in Indiana, reports the Wall Street Journal. If the company proceeds with the plan, it intends to invest $4 billion in it and construct one of the world's largest advanced packaging facilities. But to accomplish the project, SK hynix…

Despite Joe Biden joining TikTok, the US is advocating for a nationwide ban on the platform.

A new report from the Wall Street Journal says that Fisker has hired restructuring advisors to assist with the bankruptcy process, if it comes to that.

China is reportedly making huge progress in becoming self-sufficient in the tech industry. China is on a beeline to get all of its state-wide institutions on domestic technology by 2027.

The Wall Street Journal has reportedly been sued for defamation over its February 2023 article wherein several paragraphs featuring Tether shareholder Christopher Harborne and his company AML Global, have since been removed.

Internal communications from CEO Sam Altman reportedly under scrutiny in SEC inquiry

Qube Money pioneers a budgeting technology that merges digital banking convenience with the traditional cash envelope system, uniting your bank balance and spending plan in a single platform.