Bread recall in Japan over rat remains found
One of Japan’s most renowned bread brands is recalling thousands of packages and offering rebates after the remains of a rat was found in
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UK economy rebounds with 0.6% growth in first quarter
A stronger-than-expected shift at the year’s beginning saw the UK arise from recession. Official figures revealed that the UK economy expanded by 0.6% between January
Allegations of defective parts: inside the Boeing supply chain
According to a former quality inspector at the company, plane bodies made by Boeing’s largest supplier regularly fled the factory with severe faults. Introduction
Disney’s streaming business shows promise amidst industry challenges
Disney is mounding on a password crackdown and a spate of sequels as it tries to make its streaming business thrive. Navigating Shifting Audiences
Major investments propel Wayve’s pursuit of autonomous driving technology
A UK company developing artificial intelligence (AI) tech to power self-driving cars has increased funding by $1.05 billion (£840 million). Leading technology companies Microsoft and
Heineken injects cash into Star Pubs chain
Brewing firm Heineken says it is funding £39m in hundreds of its UK pubs and reopening 62 that were shut in recent years. Heineken
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US Inflation Rate Rises to 3.2% in February
The inflation rate in the US gathered up in February as expenses for petrol and housing pushed higher. The annual inflation rate in the United States, which measures the pace of price
Anticipated Changes in Apple’s iPhone 16 Lineup
Apple enthusiasts await the forthcoming iPhone 16 lineup with mixed expectations as leaks suggest notable design modifications and feature upgrades compared to its predecessors. Here’s what’s in store: Rear Design Refinements: Reports
New York Yankees’ Gerrit Cole Undergoes MRI on Right Elbow
New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole will undergo an MRI on his right elbow after experiencing recovery issues following spring training starts. This raises concerns about his durability and readiness for the
South Korea deploys military and public health doctors
Around 12,000 trainee physicians from 100 hospitals have walked out over government reform programs. Military and Public Health Assistance: South Korea has announced plans to deploy military physicians and doctors from public
Japan’s GDP growth revised upward, but economic challenges persist
Japan has avoided falling into a technical recession after its official economic growth figures were revised. Revised GDP Figures: Japan’s Cabinet Office recently released revised data indicating a 0.4% increase in gross
China Tightens Internet Controls During Political Meeting
As Beijing hosts a crucial political gathering this week, reports emerge of heightened efforts to block software allowing users to bypass China’s extensive internet censorship. Extensive Internet Censorship in China: China boasts
Fatal Shooting in Jersey City Marks First Homicide of the Year
Jersey City, New Jersey, witnessed a tragic event on Saturday morning as gunfire claimed the life of one man and left two others injured. Authorities have confirmed that this incident marks the
Moscow student jailed for wi-fi network Name supporting Ukraine
A student has been condemned to 10 days in prison in Moscow after renaming his wi-fi network with a pro-Kyiv saying. Guilty Verdict A Moscow court has handed down a guilty verdict
Sophia Leone: beloved adult film star mourned after tragic death
Adult film superstar Sophia Leone has passed away after she was found “unresponsive” in her New Mexico flat on March 1 as cops investigate her cause of death, her family stated. A
US plans floating pier to Gaza amidst humanitarian crisis
European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen says a sea corridor to Gaza could start operating this weekend to increase aid to the territory. In response to the dire humanitarian situation in
Criminal justice advocate arrested after gruesome discovery
Sheldon Johnson, 48, who backed rehabilitation after he was freed from jail, faces a charge of second-degree killing. A criminal justice reform advocate, Sheldon Johnson, found himself at the center of a
Sweden joins NATO: commuters feel safer amidst political shift
Nearly two years after applying to join Nato, numerous Swedes say they are relieved that the wait to ensure membership in the military cooperation is finally over. Introduction: As Stockholm commuters hurried
