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Wearable devices that collect employee brain waves for the purposes of artificial intelligence-driven data analysis to monitor the productivity, loyalty, and romantic inclinations of staff will soon become the new normal, according to a presentation at the World Economic Forum’s Davos 2023 event. The segment was titled Ready for Brain

Canada’s Liberal Party Orders Mining Companies to Divest From China’s State Run Enterprises
Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party minority government has ordered Chinese state-run enterprises to divest...

Elon Musk Completes $44 Billion Acquisition of Twitter
Elon Musk, the world's richest man, completed his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter Inc. late on Thursday...

Twitter Shares Will Be Suspended on NYSE Amid Musk Takeover
(Reuters) — Twitter Inc shares will be suspended from trading on Friday, Oct. 27, the New York Stock...

Google Play in EU Antitrust Amid Android Fine Appeal
BRUSSELS (Reuters) — Alphabet unit Google's Google Play Store is the target of an EU antitrust investigation...

Italy Probes Pfizer in Alleged $1.2 Billion Tax Fraud Case
The Italian government is probing Pfizer for allegedly dodging €1.2 billion (~$1.2 billion USD) in taxes...

Gas Price Cap Possible This Winter if Countries Agree: EU Energy Chief
BRUSSELS — The European Union could introduce a gas price cap this winter to limit excessive price spikes...

Nasdaq Wanes Amid Weak Big Tech Earnings
(Reuters) — The Nasdaq index fell on Wednesday, Oct. 26 as disappointing results and warnings from Microsoft...

Hyundai Breaks Ground on $5.5 Billion EV Plant, Boasts Production Capacity
ELLABELL, Ga. (Reuters) — Hyundai Motor Co broke ground on a $5.54 billion electric vehicle (EV) and...

Pipeline Blasts Leave Nord Stream in Insurance Limbo
Analysis LONDON (Reuters) — With the mystery of the blasts that destroyed undersea gas pipelines between...