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How a 20-cent fee upended the gaming world
Their language was salty and the message was clear: game developers believed their livelihoods were under threat and they were not going to accept it. - 'Stop it' - The vitriol from developers suggests Unity has a long way to go before it is accepted back into the fold.
Oil extends rally on supply woes as dollar holds gains on US rate talk
Oil extended gains Thursday to a fresh one-year high and towards the $100-a-barrel mark on concerns about growing demand and waning supplies, while bets on another US interest rate hike kept the dollar elevated against its peers and equities mixed.
China's Evergrande Group halts trading in Hong Kong
Beleaguered property giant China Evergrande suspended trading of its shares on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Thursday, according to notices posted by the bourse, as the debt-ridden company grapples with severe financial difficulties. Evergrande only just resumed trading a month ago, after the company was suspended for 17 months for not publishing its financial results.
AI chip crunch: startups vie for Nvidia's vital component
The artificial intelligence revolution is fully underway, but soaring demand for its most crucial component has startups scratching their heads on how they can deliver on AI's promise. Generative AI's lifeblood is a book-sized semiconductor known as the graphics processing unit (GPU) -- built by one company, Nvidia.
Trump's business empire threatened by judge's ruling
A key selling point of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential run was that he was a businessman, not a politician. But if Trump's business dealings were key to helping him win the White House once before, it's unclear if the potential dissolution of his empire will hurt him this time around.
European firms scrap toxic ships on Bangladesh beaches: HRW
European maritime companies are ditching their old ships for scrap on Bangladeshi beaches in dangerous and polluting conditions that have killed workers pulling them apart, Human Rights Watch said Thursday. "Companies scrapping ships in Bangladesh's dangerous and polluting yards are making a profit at the expense of Bangladeshi lives and the environment," said HRW researcher Julia Bleckner.
Blue Origin to remain grounded for now following crash probe
US aviation regulators said Wednesday that Blue Origin must complete "21 corrective actions" before it can resume launches, closing a probe into an uncrewed crash last year that set back Jeff Bezos's space company. The two companies compete in the emerging space tourism sector, offering a few minutes of weightlessness in "suborbital" space.
Ms Swain: Hardworking Black lady buys new house in US, photo inspires many: “I'm the next in line”
A driven Black lady named Ms Swain has acquired a new home in the United States of America (USA). Her accomplishment has inspired many people online.
82-year-old GH woman sells coconut to survive, video sparks emotions: “How can we help her?”
A Ghanaian woman, 82, who sells coconut to make ends meet has recounted her daily struggles in a touching video that has sparked the emotions of online users.
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