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Europe Pressures Microsoft to Extend Free Windows 10 Security Updates
Regulatory scrutiny and consumer risk Microsoft is facing pressure from European officials to keep free security patches for Windows 10
EU Poised for 20 New Anti-Dumping Probes Into China, Ex-Trade Chief Says
Rapid escalation in trade defenses The European Union is preparing as many as 20 new anti-dumping investigations targeting Chinese goods
Japan Seeks Clarity as U.S. Floats 100% Drug Tariffs; Tokyo Says Caps May Apply
Tariff threat and potential carve-outs Japan signaled it may avoid the harshest impact from a U.S. plan to levy 100%
Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle FTC Prime Sign-Up Allegations
Record civil penalty and next steps Amazon agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission claims that
Philippines Evacuates 433,000 as Tropical Storm Bualoi Sweeps Islands
Casualties, evacuations and damage A fast-moving tropical storm barreled across the central Philippines, killing at least four people and forcing
“Where Color Speaks: Janhvi Kapoor Glows in Serene Yellow”
Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor has once again caught the attention of fans and media alike with a tasteful and emotionally
South Koreans at Georgia EV site decry safety after raid
Workers speak out After a U.S. workplace raid at a Hyundai EV complex in Georgia, South Korean contractors told The
Kimmel returns with De Niro parody as FCC “chair,” tweaks Trump
Satire and late-night reboot Jimmy Kimmel’s return featured Robert De Niro in a bleep-heavy parody as Trump’s new FCC “chair,”
Greece’s aging grid under fire after summer wildfires
Infrastructure gaps exposed A Reuters investigation highlighted how maintenance shortfalls and grid vulnerabilities contributed to wildfire risks around Athens this
EU set to delay anti-deforestation law by a year
Compliance concerns The European Commission signaled a one-year delay to its deforestation-free imports rule, citing readiness issues among operators handling
