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Taiwan’s space technology has taken another major step forward. According to the Central News Agency, the Cosmic Observation System independently developed by Taiwan’s National Applied Research Laboratories’ National Space Organization (TASA) was recently launched aboard a Japanese rocket and successfully reached space to begin its mission. This not only verifies
Majority of Twitter Shareholders Vote in Favor of Sale to Musk: Sources
A majority of Twitter Inc's shareholders have voted in favor of the social media company's $44 billion...
Twitter Whistleblower Reveals Employees Concerned China Could Collect User Data
Disclosures from a former Twitter Inc executive turned whistleblower show that at least one Chinese agent...
US Railway Strike Once Again Leaves Economy Hanging in the Balance
A long festering dispute between United States railway workers and their employers once again hangs in...
US Military Industrial Complex Grants Zelensky an Audience, Foreshadowing Escalation of War With Russia
Commentary The U.S. military industrial complex is set to grant Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky...
Concerns Over Soaring Electricity Prices Hinted At in Elon Musk’s Oil and Gas Remarks, Strategist Says
Elon Musk’s recent comments about how the world needs to continue to rely on oil and gas, as a transition...
Biden Admin Bans US ‘Advanced Tech’ Firms From Building Facilities in China for Next Decade
American based technology firms that receive U.S. government funding will be barred from building “advanced...
Schlumberger Sees North American Oil Activity Growing Faster Than Expected
Top oilfield services company Schlumberger on Wednesday, Sept. 7 said North American oil and gas activity...
Swiss to Create Hydropower Reserve to Ensure Winter Power Supply
Switzerland will create a hydropower reserve to make sure the Alpine country has enough electricity through...
UPS to Hire 100,000 Seasonal Workers to Deal with Holiday Rush
The United Parcel Service announced on Wednesday, Sept. 7 that it would be hiring more than 100,000 holiday...