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The Philippines weeds out rogue online gambling operators as law enforcement headaches mountThe south Asian country is stopping operations of 175 POGOs and deporting about 40,000 Chinese workers.
Updated September 27, 20224 min read
The south Asian country is stopping operations of 175 POGOs and deporting about 40,000 Chinese workers.
A fight for transparency in the industry is underway.
Any decision to raise interest rates will only come at the next monetary policy committee meeting on Nov. 3.
Leaders of JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citigroup said they'd pull out of China if it invades Taiwan.
Meta is reorganizing departments, giving affected employees 30 days to find new jobs within the firm.
As Vladimir Putin called for 300,000 more soldiers and threatened nuclear war, Europe's energy crisis looked set to worsen.
The beverage giant was making and selling concentrates for Pepsi, Miranda, 7Up, and Mountain Dew in Russia as recently as mid-August.
At the end of the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting, the interest rate is expected to jump by 75-100 bps.
Off court, Federer backs Swiss sports shoe startup On.
The logistics behemoth's quarterly earnings were a big disappointment
Figma was once touted as the David to Adobe's Goliath
The Royal Family requested funeral attendees to fly commercial and avoid helicopters.
Several businesses decided to shut as a mark of respect—at least for a few hours.
US president Joe Biden celebrated the 11th-hour agreement.
Microsoft aims to appease EU antitrust regulators.
A student's tweet throws up complaints against unfair curfews, dress codes, and moral policing at institutions.
Sajith Sivanandan, who will join the OTT platform in October, had led the Google Pay launch in India.
Two months after launching iPhone 14 production in China, Apple plans the same in India.
Weeks after Swiggy gave its employees the leeway, the Wipro CEO has aired his doubts.
The open source multimedia player's website and download link have not been working in India since Feb. 13.
The Indian football body must take back control of the sport's administration from a Supreme Court-appointed panel, it says.
The tech majors can no longer get away with ignoring the problem.
The developing country has been doing planned power cuts to save costs and increase efficiency while protecting power grids for decades.
Young men from small towns are trying to manufacture Google knowledge panels for clout.