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One Year Moratorium On Police Use Of Its Facial Recognition Tech By Amazon

A moratorium for one year on the use of Amazon’s facial recognition technology for use by the police will be implemented, the United States based tech giant has said. The company had earlier defended its business of facial recognition but, according to analysts, it was prompted to take this...

Export Ban On Hydroxychloroquine, Touted As ‘Game Changer’ By Trump, Lifted By India

An export ban on hydroxychloroquine, the drug against malaria touted to be "game changer" by the United States president Donald Trump against Covid-19 pandemic, has been lifted by the Indian government.     "Department of Pharmaceuticals has approved the lifting of ban on Export of...

Ford recalls 2.5M cars in North America

On Wednesday, Ford announced a recall of a total of 2.5 million cars of various models in North America due to potential problems with closing doors and leaking brake fluid, the manufacturer said in a statement. “If the door closes after several attempts to do this, then there is a possibility that...

15% Of Its Global Workforce To Be Cut By BP: Reuters

According to a report published by the news agency Reuters, about 15 per cent of its workforce will be laid off by BP because of the economic hit form the novel coronavirus pandemic. This is a part of the plans of the company’s Chief Executive Bernard Looney to shift the focus of the oil and gas...

Rising US-China Tensions Prompt Chinese Firms To Cancel Plans For US Listing

As tensions rise between the United States and China, the route of raising money by getting listed in the US stock exchanges is being planned to be put off by companies of China. This was reported by the news agency Reuters quoting information from lawyers, bankers, accountants and regulators...

BP to cut 15% of staff within transition to renewables program

The British oil and gas company BP plans to reduce about 15% of its employees due to the situation with coronavirus, as well as adapting to the trend towards the transition to renewable energy, Reuters reported with reference to sources in the company. "Bernard Looney told employees during an...

South American Latam says it needs $2B to survive

Latam, one of South America’s largest airlines, needs $ 2 billion to deal with the crisis because of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the company’s CEO Roberto Alvo told The Clinic. "According to our estimates, we need $ 2 billion in aid or financing," Alvo said. He explained that the company has...

HSBC And StanChart Draw Criticism Over Supporting China’s Hong Kong Security Law

The backing of imposition of China’s national security law for Hong Kong by Beijing by HSBC and Standard Chartered was severely criticized by senior British politicians. The stance taken by the two banks is in conflict with the British government’s opposition to recent strategy of China about the...

Toshiba reports $1,05B net loss in 2019-2020

Net loss of the Japanese electronics giant Toshiba Corporation for the fiscal year 2019-2020 (ended March 31) amounted to 114.6 billion yen ($ 1.05 billion) against a profit of 1.013 trillion yen ($ 9.3 billion) a year earlier, according to the company’s reporting. The loss per share was 236.39 yen...

Volkswagen closes $ 2.6B deal with self-driving technology platform

German automaker Volkswagen AG closed a $ 2.6 billion deal with Argo Al, an American manufacturer of unmanned vehicle systems. Under the terms of the agreement concluded in July 2019, the European headquarters of Argo will be created on the basis of the VW unmanned vehicle development unit in...
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