President Biden faces growing pressure to withdraw from the presidential race 

Since his poor debate performance against Donald Trump, there have been increasing concerns about his suitability for re-election this year. The president is now

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McDonalds drops AI technology from drive-through restaurants 

McDonald’s is discontinuing its use of the controversial AI-powered ordering technology in US drive-throughs after customers highlighted its humorous failures online.  This system, developed

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Protests against over-tourism start in the Balearic Islands 

This weekend saw thousands rallying in the Balearic Islands, voicing their concerns over mass tourism and overcrowding.  Demonstrators in Menorca and Mallorca took to

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Shein could soon go public on the UK stock market 

According to a report from Sky News, fashion giant Shein is poised to discreetly file an initial public offering (IPO) prospectus with the Financial

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Tesla announces price cuts after reporting declining sales of EV vehicles 

Tesla has once again reduced prices in several key markets as it deals with declining sales. In China, the starting price of the revamped

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India makes a trade deal with the European Free Trade Association

India has finalized a free-trade agreement (FTA) with four non-EU European nations that make up the EFTA – Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, and Liechtenstein.  According

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How do big tech firms plan to deal with deceptive AI for elections? 

Projections show that approximately four billion people will participate in elections this year across nations like the US, UK, and India. However, in the

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Regulator calls for post labelling on Facebook after fake Biden video 

The Oversight Board, an independent body responsible for reviewing Meta’s content moderation, has supported Meta’s decision not to remove a fake video of US

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Regulator fines Amazon over surveillance of workers in France 

The watchdog in France, the CNIL, has fined Amazon €32 million in France for what has been deemed as “excessive” surveillance of its employees,

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7 ways to tackle your debts in 2024

With inflation and interest rates continuing to rise, borrowing is now a lot more expensive. This has meant an increase in consumer debt.  If

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