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Shipping Industry In Middle East On High Alert After US Strikes On Iran
Yemen's Houthi rebel group issued fresh threats against American commercial and naval ships.
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The Mortician Now Available for Streaming on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know
Based on the most disturbing scandal in the history of America’s Funeral Industry, The Mortician is a docuseries that is currently streaming on JioHotstar. It consists of three episodes and stars David Schone, the man behind the scandal. The series revolves around the story of a funeral home where heinous crimes were committed and the deceased we...
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China's Factory "Tsunami" Threatens To Swamp US Industry
Donald Trump has announced a 125 per cent tariff on all Chinese imports, calling it a necessary move to shield American manufacturers from an onslaught of cheap goods flooding in from China.
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US Warns Its Space Industry Against Cyberattacks, Hacking by Foreign Entities
US counterintelligence agencies on Friday warned the American space industry to guard against efforts by foreign intelligence entities to steal research and trade secrets as they try to boost their own countries' space programs. US authorities have for years said Chinese hackers are targeting US space know-how, including having accessed computers ...
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Rivian Adopts Tesla’s EV Charging Standard, Joining Ford and General Motors
Rivian said it has agreed to adopt Tesla's charging standard. This would give customers access to the biggest US charging network and adding momentum to Tesla's bid to set the industry standard. Rivian's customers will be able to access 12,000 Tesla Superchargers with adapters in the United States and Canada as early as spring 2024, the company sai...
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Formula 1: Drive to Survive on Netflix Criticised Over Tobacco Advertising
Netflix has come under criticism for its popular show Formula 1: Drive to Survive, due to concerns and criticism from tombacco industry watchdogs regarding prominent advertising of tobacco brands on F1 cars. The show is being accused of indirectly glorifying tobacco brands, although F1 insists that all advertising is in line with applicable laws.
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"Not A Tennis Match": SOS By US House Panel Probing China Ruling Party
China's state-sponsored espionage efforts have stolen American intellectual property and its unfair trade tactics have driven American industries out of business, said Congresswoman Claudia Tenney.
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How the US Plans to Control Semiconductor Exports, Transfer of Chip Technology to China
The US recently announced that it had expanded controls on the transfer of US semiconductor technology to China, bringing restrictions similar to sanctions on the chip industry. Here's how these restrictions could affect not just China, but American tech firms such as Apple, that will be forced to buy chips at market prices, instead of sourcing the...
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China Lashes Out Against New US Chip Export Rules Aimed at Hobbling Its Semiconductor Industry
China has lashed out at the newly announced US export controls that are aimed at making it difficult for the semiconductor industry in China to gain access to or manufacture advanced, high-performance computing chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The US also announced license requirements for items that would be used in a supercomputer...
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Japan's Subaru To Build Its First Electric Vehicle Factory
Subaru aims to build a dedicated EV factory in Japan in the late 2020s as part of a $1.9 billion ramp-up to respond to surging demand for battery cars in its main North American market.
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Anglo American Reveals World's Largest Hydrogen Fuel Cell Mining Truck
British mining company reveals prototype heavy mining truck capable of carrying up to 290 tonnes of payload.
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Made-In-India Volkswagen Taigun Launched In Mexico As T-Cross
Volkswagen has introduced the Taigun in Mexico where it wears the Volkswagen T-Cross badge and has been launched with the 1.0-litre, three-cylinder TSI turbo petrol engine.
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Waymo, UPS Expand Autonomous Freight Truck Tie-Up Ahead Of Holidays
The company said trial runs would start in the coming weeks, where big rigs equipped with its fifth-generation Waymo Driver technology will deliver for UPS' North American Air Freight unit between facilities in Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, Texas.
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Made-In-India Volkswagen Virtus Will Be Exported To 25 Countries
Volkswagen always intended to export models based on the MQB A0 IN platform to other developing markets across the globe. Now the carmaker has revealed that the upcoming, VW Virtus sedan will be exported to 25 countries from India, which includes some Latin American markets.
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US Bans Russian Aircraft From Its Airspace Amid Ukraine Crisis
The US government is set to announce a ban on Russian flights from American airspace following similar moves by the European Union and Canada, government and industry officials told Reuters.
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Shipping Industry In Middle East On High Alert After US Strikes On Iran
Yemen's Houthi rebel group issued fresh threats against American commercial and naval ships.
-
The Mortician Now Available for Streaming on JioHotstar: What You Need to Know
Based on the most disturbing scandal in the history of America’s Funeral Industry, The Mortician is a docuseries that is currently streaming on JioHotstar. It consists of three episodes and stars David Schone, the man behind the scandal. The series revolves around the story of a funeral home where heinous crimes were committed and the deceased we...
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China's Factory "Tsunami" Threatens To Swamp US Industry
Donald Trump has announced a 125 per cent tariff on all Chinese imports, calling it a necessary move to shield American manufacturers from an onslaught of cheap goods flooding in from China.
-
US Warns Its Space Industry Against Cyberattacks, Hacking by Foreign Entities
US counterintelligence agencies on Friday warned the American space industry to guard against efforts by foreign intelligence entities to steal research and trade secrets as they try to boost their own countries' space programs. US authorities have for years said Chinese hackers are targeting US space know-how, including having accessed computers ...
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Rivian Adopts Tesla’s EV Charging Standard, Joining Ford and General Motors
Rivian said it has agreed to adopt Tesla's charging standard. This would give customers access to the biggest US charging network and adding momentum to Tesla's bid to set the industry standard. Rivian's customers will be able to access 12,000 Tesla Superchargers with adapters in the United States and Canada as early as spring 2024, the company sai...
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Formula 1: Drive to Survive on Netflix Criticised Over Tobacco Advertising
Netflix has come under criticism for its popular show Formula 1: Drive to Survive, due to concerns and criticism from tombacco industry watchdogs regarding prominent advertising of tobacco brands on F1 cars. The show is being accused of indirectly glorifying tobacco brands, although F1 insists that all advertising is in line with applicable laws.
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"Not A Tennis Match": SOS By US House Panel Probing China Ruling Party
China's state-sponsored espionage efforts have stolen American intellectual property and its unfair trade tactics have driven American industries out of business, said Congresswoman Claudia Tenney.
-
How the US Plans to Control Semiconductor Exports, Transfer of Chip Technology to China
The US recently announced that it had expanded controls on the transfer of US semiconductor technology to China, bringing restrictions similar to sanctions on the chip industry. Here's how these restrictions could affect not just China, but American tech firms such as Apple, that will be forced to buy chips at market prices, instead of sourcing the...
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China Lashes Out Against New US Chip Export Rules Aimed at Hobbling Its Semiconductor Industry
China has lashed out at the newly announced US export controls that are aimed at making it difficult for the semiconductor industry in China to gain access to or manufacture advanced, high-performance computing chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The US also announced license requirements for items that would be used in a supercomputer...
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Japan's Subaru To Build Its First Electric Vehicle Factory
Subaru aims to build a dedicated EV factory in Japan in the late 2020s as part of a $1.9 billion ramp-up to respond to surging demand for battery cars in its main North American market.
-
Anglo American Reveals World's Largest Hydrogen Fuel Cell Mining Truck
British mining company reveals prototype heavy mining truck capable of carrying up to 290 tonnes of payload.
-
Made-In-India Volkswagen Taigun Launched In Mexico As T-Cross
Volkswagen has introduced the Taigun in Mexico where it wears the Volkswagen T-Cross badge and has been launched with the 1.0-litre, three-cylinder TSI turbo petrol engine.
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Waymo, UPS Expand Autonomous Freight Truck Tie-Up Ahead Of Holidays
The company said trial runs would start in the coming weeks, where big rigs equipped with its fifth-generation Waymo Driver technology will deliver for UPS' North American Air Freight unit between facilities in Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, Texas.
-
Made-In-India Volkswagen Virtus Will Be Exported To 25 Countries
Volkswagen always intended to export models based on the MQB A0 IN platform to other developing markets across the globe. Now the carmaker has revealed that the upcoming, VW Virtus sedan will be exported to 25 countries from India, which includes some Latin American markets.
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US Bans Russian Aircraft From Its Airspace Amid Ukraine Crisis
The US government is set to announce a ban on Russian flights from American airspace following similar moves by the European Union and Canada, government and industry officials told Reuters.
