Mass Deportations: A Looming Business Risk, Companies Warn SEC Several major companies are sounding the alarm, warning the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that the potential for mass deportations poses a significant threat to their business operations and financial stability. This isn't just about social responsibility; these corporations are highlighting a concrete, bottom-line risk that…

Sri Lanka Soars: Cable Car Project Takes Flight Sri Lanka, an island nation renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, is set to take its tourism infrastructure to new heights. The country's first ever cable car project is making significant progress, promising a revolutionary way to experience some of its most stunning scenery. This ambitious undertaking represents…

"We're Done": A Major Government Organization Ditches Microsoft Teams and Windows – What Does It Mean? The tech world is buzzing after a major government organization (the name is being withheld for now, pending official confirmation) publicly declared it's abandoning Microsoft Teams and Windows entirely. Their blunt statement, "We're done," speaks volumes about the growing…

Aspora Secures $50M from Sequoia to Revolutionize Remittances for the Indian Diaspora The Indian diaspora, one of the largest globally, is about to see a significant upgrade in how it sends money home. Aspora, a fintech startup focused on building remittance and banking solutions specifically tailored for this community, has just secured a hefty $50…

Ditch the Metaverse: Setting Up WhatsApp Without Facebook or Instagram For years, WhatsApp's connection to Facebook (now Meta) has been a point of contention for many users concerned about privacy. Fortunately, you can create a WhatsApp account without linking it to your Facebook or Instagram profiles. While it's not explicitly advertised, it's perfectly possible, and…

Taiwan Tightens the Screws: Export Controls Target Huawei and SMIC Taiwan, a crucial player in the global semiconductor industry, has joined the growing list of countries imposing export controls on Chinese tech giants Huawei and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC). This move, while not as sweeping as the US restrictions, significantly impacts the two companies'…

Sri Lanka Soars: Cable Car Project Takes Flight Sri Lanka, a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich culture, is set to get even more accessible and exciting with the rapid progress of its first-ever cable car project. This ambitious undertaking promises to revolutionize tourism and transportation in the region, offering stunning views and a unique…

Move Over Athens! This Ancient City in Italy Has a Better-Preserved Parthenon (Sort Of…) Athens. The name conjures images of the Acropolis, the majestic Parthenon perched proudly on its hill, a testament to ancient Greek power and artistry. But what if I told you there's another ancient city in Italy boasting a structure that rivals…

Minnesota Shooting Suspect's Ties to Security Firm and Evangelical Ministry Raise Questions The recent shooting in Minnesota has sent shockwaves through the community, leaving residents grappling with grief and uncertainty. Beyond the immediate tragedy, the suspect's alleged connections to a private security company and an evangelical ministry are raising complex questions about potential motivations and…

The BlackBerry Classic's Lazarus Moment? Chinese Firm Aims for $400 Android Resurrection Remember the satisfying click-clack of a physical keyboard? The tactile feedback that made typing a joy, not a chore? For many, those memories are inextricably linked with BlackBerry. Now, a Chinese firm is aiming to resurrect the ghost of BlackBerrys past, specifically the…