US Apple store workers vote to unionise, a first for the tech giant
More than two dozen Apple shop employees have expressed interest in unionising in recent months, according to union leaders.
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Faced with the economic crisis, Sri Lankans seek passports for a better life
People across Sri Lanka are waiting in lines outside Sri Lanka’s Immigration and Emigration Department headquarters.
US cosmetics giant Revlon files for bankruptcy
Revlon's sales have suffered as a result of supply shortages and a failure to quickly move to in-demand skincare.
Tesla’s driver-assist crashed hundreds of times within ten months: NHTSA
US safety authority reported almost 273 crashes involving Tesla's ADAS systems between July 2021 and May 15.
Why is inflation so high in the US?
Prices have been soaring since last year, and the US has been the worst hit among major economies
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.
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%.