Sri Lanka announces Friday off for govt employees to grow crops amidst crisis
Sri Lanka is grappling with a dire shortage of food, foreign exchange, fuel, and medicines.
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Here’s how Ghana’s crop production is getting affected by climate change
Climate change has an impact on agricultural production in Ghana, particularly in the north.
South Korea truckers’ union threatens to interrupt computer chip production
The group is protesting the rising fuel prices and wants a guaranteed minimum salary.
RAC declares national fuel crisis in Britain; petrol hits record £2 per litre
Diesel prices also hit new highs, reaching 185.2p per litre.
Global markets plunge as Fed mulls biggest rate rise in decades
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 2.8%, the S&P 500 shed 3.9%, and the Nasdaq Composite plunged 4.7%.
McDonald’s reopens in Russia with a new name, logo
The fast-food chain has been named Vkusno & tochka, reassuring Russians can still maintain a western lifestyle.
Tesla China cancels online hiring drive after Musk’s ‘super bad feeling’
The world's wealthiest man believes the US is already in recession.
Big tech collects, sells unauthorized user data of US & EU netizens: Study
An average European’s data is shared with advertisers 376 times daily.
Twitter to reveal fake accounts data with Musk
Musk told Twitter that if the company fails to supply data on spam accounts, he may walk away from the $44 billion offer.
UK mobile operator raises call charge by 250%
Calls will go up from 10p a minute to 35p a minute, and texts from 10p to 15p.