Trump's Sneaker Company 45Footwear Files Lawsuit Over Counterfeit Sales
Filed in a federal court in Arizona, the lawsuit alleges trademark and copyright infringements.
New Dutch PM Sworn In With Mission To Curb Asylum
Dutch King Willem-Alexander swore in former spy chief Dick Schoof as new prime minister Tuesday, at the head of a right-wing coalition cabinet with a mission to implement the country's "strictest-ever" immigration policy.
Hydrovolt To Open Battery Recycling Facility In France
The facility will open in the town of Hordain in what is becoming known as France's Battery Valley, as four major battery production facilities are set to open.
Eurozone Inflation Eases Slightly In June
The eurozone's annual rate of inflation cooled in June in line with analysts' expectations thanks to a slowdown in food and energy price rises, official data showed on Tuesday.
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Europe's Ariane 6 Rocket Finally Ready For Liftoff
Europe's new Ariane 6 rocket is set for its first-ever launch next week, carrying with it the continent's hopes of regaining independent access to space and fending off soaring competition from Elon Musk's SpaceX.
After four years of delays, the European Space Agency's (ESA) most powerful rocket yet is finally due to blast off from Europe's spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, at 3:00 pm (1800 GMT) on July 9.
Ex-spy Chief To Be Sworn In As New Dutch PM On Mission To Curb Asylum
Former spy chief Dick Schoof becomes the new Dutch prime minister Tuesday, leading a right-wing coalition cabinet on a mission to implement the "strictest-ever" immigration policy in the country.
Joe Biden's Son Hunter Sues Fox News For Airing 'Revenge Porn'
US President Joe Biden's son Hunter is suing right-wing Fox News for airing nude images of him in a miniseries that he claims amount to "revenge porn," court documents showed Monday.
New Caledonia Activist Says He Is 'Political Prisoner' In France
An indigenous Kanak pro-independence activist from the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia said Monday that he considered himself a "political prisoner" as authorities held him in jail in mainland France pending charges over a wave of deadly rioting.
AI-Focused Companies Witnessed Capitalization Leap By The End Of June
Chipmakers, in particular, have benefited from the AI-centric market. One of those chipmakers is Nvidia, which briefly overtook Microsoft to become the most valuable company in the world.
Insight Driven Business Helps Clients Embrace the Future by Augmenting Human Brilliance With AI CoPilots
According to JB Herrera, founder of AI-augmented business strategy consultancy Insight Driven Business, most organizations who are utilizing AI are using it to solve a specific task or serve as a shortcut or "easy button".
US Top Court Sidesteps Ruling On Contentious Social Media Laws
The US Supreme Court on Monday ordered lower courts to review a pair of Republican-backed laws that imposed restrictions on social media content moderation, in a decision welcomed by the tech industry.
Tesla To Faces A Drop In Deliveries For Second Straight Quarter
Tesla is set to face another decline in deliveries as it ends the month of June with poor performance.
Israel Strikes Gaza As Militants Claim Rocket Barrage
Israeli forces struck southern Gaza's main city Monday after a rocket barrage claimed by militant group Islamic Jihad, and as shelling and fighting raged on across the besieged Palestinian territory.
Meta Risks Fines Over 'Pay For Privacy' Model Breaking EU Rules
The EU accused Facebook owner Meta on Monday of breaching the bloc's digital rules, paving the way for potential fines worth billions of euros.
Air France Says Olympic Games Has Cut Summer Traffic To Paris
Air France-KLM warned Monday that the Olympic Games would lead to a drop in revenues of up to 180 million euros ($193 million), due to a decline in travel to Paris over the summer.
Ismail Kadare: A Bright Light In Albania's Darkest Days
Novelist Ismail Kadare -- who has died aged 88 -- used his pen as a stealth weapon to survive Albania's paranoid communist dictator Enver Hoxha.
Boeing Acquires Spirit AeroSystems In $4.7 Billion All-Stock Deal
The comprehensive transaction, which includes Spirit's reported net debt, amounts to approximately $8.3 billion.
Biles Books Paris Olympics Spot With Emphatic US Trials All-around Win
Four-time Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles is headed to the Paris Games after a resounding all-around victory at the US gymnastics trials on Sunday.
Making Olympic Timekeepers' Bells: A Labour Of Love
The air is stifling hot, with a heavy, metallic smell that sticks in the throat and stings the eyes.
Boeing Says To Buy Subcontractor Spirit For $4.7 Billion
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing said Monday it had reached a "definitive deal" to buy its subcontractor Spirit, which has faced scrutiny over production quality control in recent months.
Tree-less Canopy Walkway Shines Spotlight On Hungary Graft
It should have been a forest canopy walkway -- but instead it is a bridge above an expanse of saplings and open fields.
Euro Edges Up On Easing Worries About French Election
The euro rose against the dollar Monday on signs France's far-right would not win enough seats for an overall majority in legislative elections.
Vote-ready UK Waits To Scoop Up Brexit Boost
Eight years after Britain voted for Brexit, businesses still lament economic fallout caused by the country's departure from the European Union, with little prospect of change after this week's election.
Macron Seeks To Thwart French Far-right In Election Second Round
French President Emmanuel Macron and his allies were on Monday beginning a week of intense campaigning ahead of the second round of legislative elections to prevent the far right in a historic first from taking an absolute majority and control of government.
UK Govt, British Airways Sued Over 1990 Kuwait Hostage Crisis
Passengers and crew of a British Airways flight who were taken hostage in Kuwait in 1990 have launched legal action against the UK government and the airline, a law firm said Monday.
S.Africa Announces New Government With Opposition Getting 12 Ministries
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his new government on Sunday with the opposition receiving 12 out of 32 portfolios following tough coalition negotiations after the ruling ANC lost its outright parliamentary majority.
Two Detained After Attack Outside Israeli Embassy In Belgrade
Two men were remanded in custody Sunday in connection with an attack outside the Israeli embassy in Belgrade that Serbian authorities called a "targeted terrorist act", a minister said.
Iran Election Shows Declining Voter Support Amid Calls For Change
The first round of Iran's presidential election revealed shrinking support for both reformists and conservatives even though some voters are pushing for change by backing the sole reformist candidate, analysts say.
Greece Fighting Dozens Of Wildfires Braces For Worse To Come
A large wildfire broke out southeast of Athens on Sunday afternoon, amid warnings that the worst of the summer heat is yet to come.
Short Fuses In Egypt As Blackouts Stretch Into Sweltering Summer
At least once a day, the hum of every fan, air conditioner and fridge across Egypt goes quiet.
Colombia Rebel Group Agrees To 'Unilateral Ceasefire'
A Colombian splinter group of former FARC guerrillas known as Segunda Marquetalia has agreed to a "unilateral ceasefire" and the release of captives following negotiations with the government, according to a joint statement Saturday.
Nippon Steel Fight Points To Industry's Uncertain Future In Pennsylvania
Nippon Steel's proposed acquisition of United States Steel has been a source of unease in Pittsburgh, where the metal once dominated the economy and still looms large in the collective psyche.
Fighting For Third Day In North Gaza As Thousands Displaced
Explosions, air strikes and gunfire rattled northern Gaza on Saturday, the third day of an Israeli military operation that has uprooted tens of thousands of Palestinians and compounded what the UN called "unbearable" living conditions in the territory.
Mongolia Ruling Party Wins Reduced Majority In Vote Dominated By Graft
Mongolia's ruling party emerged from this week's polls with its parliamentary majority significantly diminished Saturday, local media said, after a campaign dominated by graft fears and the state of the economy.
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