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Facebook Attempts To Stay Ahead Of Forthcoming Privacy Changes In iOS

A blog post detailing how the social media platform Facebook is dependent on location data of users and how new updates of iOS and Android software impacts access of the company to that information was published by the company on Monday.   "Facebook is better with location" read the Facebook...

Julien Balkany, an energy entrepreneur firmly based in London

At 38 years old, Julien Balkany has made a name for himself on the other side of the Atlantic. He has been managing the natural resources investment fund Nanes Balkany Partners that he co-founded a decade ago, concomitantly he is the chairman of the board of Norwegian oil and gas company Panoro...

Apple And Foxconn Admit Their Over Reliance On Chinese Temporary Workers

While admitting that they had employed much more temporary workers in China than required, tech giant Apple and its major supplier and manufacturer Foxconn refuted allegation by a non-profit monitor of worker rights that the companies had faulty people management strategies or polices in China....

Chinese Market Eyed By US’s Impossible Foods With Its Meat Alternatives

The Chinese market is being eyed by the United States based alternative meat producer Impossible Foods Inc. However its efforts could hit a roadblock because of regulatory hurdles.   According to Impossible Food founder and CEO Patrick Brown, the company is currently in negotiations with a...

TechCrunch Allegedly Gained Access To Data Of 400 Million Facebook Users

A database of Facebook that contained unprotected unique IDs and phone numbers of 419 million Facebook users was found by news outlet TechCrunch and this data was kept in a server that was easily accessible by anyone.   The data base has been taken down and the fault that allowed anyone to...

Uber Drivers Are Independent Contract Workers, Rules Top Brazilian Court

The United States ride hailing company Uber got a boost from the Brazilian Superior Court ruling in which the court ruled that the drivers who are associated with the company and provide their services are in fact only independent people are not employees of the company. This ruling can help the...

Google Settle Charges Of Illegal Sharing YouTube Kids Data In $170 Million Deal

Charges against Google’s YouTube that this video streaming service had illegally not only collected information and data about children but had also shared the same with third parties, without taking permission from the parents, will be settled by the United States based tech giant against a fine...

Major Global Shoemaker To Stop Using Brazilian Leather Over Amazon Fires

No leather from Brazil would be bought as long as the fire in the Amazon continues, announced a major US shoemaker.   This is the first major response from the corporate to the huge fires raging in the Amazon forests. According to the announcement by VF Corp, the company will stop all use of...

Pixel Phone Unit Of Google In China To Be Shifted To Vietnam: Nikkei

The trade war between the United States and China is benefiting some other Asian economies which includes Vietnam and the latest sign of this is confirmed by the latest decision of Google to shift the manufacturing unit for its Pixel range of smartphones into this South East Asian country from...

M&S Could Be Relegated From UK’s FTSE 100 Index In A Week

The famed retailer of the United Kingdom, Marks & Spencer could be delisted from the coveted FTSE 100 list within about a week. This fate of the High Street stalwart is because of its the continued and significant drop in its share prices which could throw the company off the top flight of...

Apple Continues To Depend On China Production Amidst Impending Trump Tariffs

United States tech giant Apple Inc. is still heavily dependent on Chinese manufacturing according to a new report even as the company is set to be hit by the new tariffs imposed on China by President Donald Trump which also includes impending tariffs that would impact its iPhones and iPads starting...

$10-12 Billion Offered By Purdue Pharma To Settle Opioid Claims

According to reports, Purdue Pharma, the manufacturer of the OxyContin painkiller, and owned by the Sackler family, has made an offer of between $10 billion to $12 billion against settlement of more than 2,000 lawsuits against the company in the opioid scandal in the United States.   The...
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