AP Moller-Maersk A/S, a leading container line, reports that maritime turmoil in the Red Sea affecting 15 paths might persist for months.These paths connect Asia, Europe, and the United States East Coast to the Middle East. Over 150 tankers serving major ports like Singapore and Rotterdam deal with delayed arrivals.Some delays extend into March. This disruption forces
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Today, the UN Security Council passed a crucial resolution to accelerate humanitarian aid to Gaza's civilians.This move goals to offer instant, safe, and unhindered help straight to the Palestinian people.Initially, the resolution called for an urgent end to the battling in between Israel and Hamas. It now focuses exclusively on humanitarian
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Rumble, a Canadian video platform, recently made the decision to withdraw from the Brazilian market.This decision was affected by disputes with Brazilian legal requirements and court orders connected to the removal of particular content creators.Chris Pavlovski, Rumble's founder, raised concerns about needs affecting the platform's dedication
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Contrary to early projections, physical book sales are thriving, with the international paper book market anticipated to bring in around 1.87 billion readers by 2027. In 2022 alone, the U.S. sold 788.7 million print units, showcasing a strong choice for physical copies.Simultaneously, e-books continue to grow, with an average yearly boost of 3.52% because
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OpenAI is in initial discussions to raise a $100 billion financing round, sources knowledgeable about the matter revealed to Bloomberg News.If successful, this would make OpenAI among the most important start-ups globally.OpenAI is actively engaging potential investors in the discussions, however they are still completing details such as terms, appraisal,
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Bolivia's Supreme Court just recently upheld the 10-year prison term for previous President Jeanine Áñez.The court rejected her appeal against the preliminary June 10, 2022 judgment. This ruling convicted her for breaching constitutional duties and laws.The choice came after her not successful appeal to the La Paz Departmental Court of Justice. The Supreme
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