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Oil china’s post-gasoline future is glimpsed at the Xiaowuji battery charging station, which Sinopec established in December 2023 and is tucked away on a side road in a suburban area of Beijing. Oil Majors in China Will Have a Hard Time Adapting to an EV Future The state-run oil corporation is building thousands of these […]

Canadian School Boards File a $4.4 billion lawsuit Canadian in a lawsuit, four school boards in Canada have demanded more than C$4 billion ($2.96 billion) in damages from social media companies including Snap and Meta Platforms, claiming that their products caused harm to kids. According to a joint statement released by the boards on Thursday,

Tech Materials to Reduce Dependency on China Tech in an effort to lessen their dependency on China, Japan and the European Union intend to begin discussions on working together on cutting-edge materials for next-generation processors and batteries, the Nikkei said on Saturday. In a written interview, EU commissioner for innovation and research Iliana Ivanova told

China’s Huawei Technologies saw its fastest growth in four years in 2023, with a rebound in its consumer segment and income from new businesses like smart car components accelerating its recovery from U.S. sanctions. China’s Huawei Continues Rebound Revenue reached 704.2 billion yuan ($97.48 billion) in revenue, up 9.63% from the previous year. The consumer

Renault plans to employ 550 people In order to produce new-generation electric vans starting in 2026, French automaker Renault is to invest 300 million euros ($323.25 million) at its assembly factory in Sandouville, northern France. Over the next four years, the business plans to add 550 employees to its 1,850 payroll at the factory, according

US Congress forbids employees from using Microsoft’s AI Congress According to a Friday report by Axios, the employment of Microsoft’s Copilot generative AI assistant by legislative workers is strictly prohibited by the U.S. congress House of Representatives. Chief Administrative Officer of the House Catherine Szpindor stated that “the Office of Cybersecurity has deemed the Microsoft Copilot

AT&T Resets Millions of Passcodes According to AT&T, it has started informing millions of customers about the latest internet discovery of personal data theft. The massive telecom operator revealed on Saturday that data, including Social Security numbers, was discovered on the “dark web” and pertains to about 7.6 million active AT&T customers as well as

US ends primary defences against Google Google, The US government wrapped up the major arguments in its antitrust lawsuit against Alphabet-owned it on Thursday, November 16. This brings an end to the case’s evidence phase, in which it is accused of violating antitrust laws in order to gain market dominance. The computer behemoth is being