In recent weeks, the United States has announced a series of economic policies aimed at China. This includes imposing sanctions on Chinese officials for violations of the human rights of Uighur Muslims, ending preferential trade treatment for Hong Kong, and passing the Hong Kong Autonomy Law, which allows for new …
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Twitter says hackers “manipulated” some of its employees to access accounts in a high-profile attack on the social media company, including those of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and tech entrepreneur Elon Musk. Official posts from Apple, Uber, Bill Gates, and many others tweeted out posts that attempted to trick …
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Iranian police have said they will “decisively” deal with further protests over economic difficulties, a day after security forces fired tear gas to disperse protesters in the southwestern city of Behbahan. Iran’s rulers have tried to prevent a resurgence of last November’s anti-government protests in which hundreds of people were …
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The second supreme court of the European Union has rejected an order from the European Commission for Apple will refund Ireland € 13 billion (almost $ 15 billion) in back taxes. Wednesday’s decision by the EU general court is a significant blow to the EU’s executive arm in its campaign …
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Developing coronavirus vaccines are not guaranteed to work, and people who hope to develop a vaccine before the end of the year are “seriously harming the public,” the head of Merck & Co Inc said, according to a report by Harvard Business Review. Potential vaccines may not have the qualities …
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