Rohit Baniwal, writer News in brief Iran has elected Masoud Pezeshkian as its new president, despite social unrest, economic hardship, and regional conflict. Pezeshkian, a […]
Author: Anamika Dey
Tesla shares erase year-end loss with 27% rebound this week
Nandini Roy Choudhury, writer News in brief Tesla’s stock price rose by 27% on Friday, making up for its loss for the year and giving […]
Chinese AI firms at AI exhibit persistence, innovation despite US constraints
Nandidni Roy Choudhury, writer News in brief Chinese tech companies, including industry giants and startups, gathered at the World AI Conference in Shanghai to showcase […]
Best-than-expected outlook on AI demand lifted Samsung shares to almost 3-year high
Nandini Roy Choudhury, writer News in brief Samsung Electronics has reported a better-than-anticipated profit for the second quarter, driven by the growing demand for AI. […]
Rishi Sunak loses UK polls to Labour leader Keir Starmer
Anamika Dey, editor News in brief Keir Starmer, the head of the Labour Party, announced his victory as the new Prime Minister of the UK, […]
Disney heiress, affluent Democratic donors won’t fund party until Biden resigns
Anamika Dey, editor News in brief Abigail Disney, granddaughter of Roy O. Disney, has announced that she will withhold payments to the Democratic Party unless […]
2 women accuse Neil Gaiman of sexual abuse.
Anamika Dey, editor Brief news Two women accusing Neil Gaiman of sexual assault have made official claims to the New Zealand police. The claims, which […]
Kamala Harris strongly supports Biden, and her allies will support her if he resigns
Anamika Dey. editor Brief news Vice President Kamala Harris has become one of President Joe Biden’s ardent defenders and the person with the greatest support […]
EY consultancy firm reports a turnaround in Hong Kong’s IPO market.
Anamika Dey, editor Brief news EY global IPO head George Chan predicts that the Hong Kong IPO market will strengthen dramatically over the next five […]
Microsoft settles California charges that penalised employees for taking protected time off
Nandini Roy Choudhury, writer Brief news Microsoft has agreed to pay $14.4 million to resolve a California lawsuit alleging discrimination against workers who took legally […]