New EU law could force Apple to allow sideloading
The European Union has come one step closer to passing a law that would apply sweeping new rules to the ...
Month: March 2022
HP seeks to ride hybrid work boom with $1.7 billion Poly buyout
HP Inc said on Monday it would buy audio and video devices maker Poly for $1.7 billion in cash as ...
U.S. Chamber sides with Facebook in antitrust appeal
The powerful U.S. Chamber of Commerce filed a brief on Monday, urging a D.C. appeals court to reject an appeal ...
Peru’s president avoids impeachment after marathon debate
Peru’s President Pedro Castillo avoided impeachment by the country’s opposition-dominated legislature on Monday after a parliamentary debate lasting more than eight hours. ...
Japan to ask firms not to pay for Russian gas in roubles
Japanese companies will be asked to refuse Russia’s demand that energy payments be made in roubles, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu ...
Ukraine claims to retake Kyiv suburb Irpin from Russian control
Ukraine says its forces have retaken a key suburb west of the capital Kyiv from Russian control after weeks of fierce fighting, ...
Apple will reportedly release an iPad Pro with an M2 chip this fall
Apple is reportedly planning to release an iPad Pro with the rumored M2 chip sometime between September and November of ...
Gunmen kill two people in central Israel attack
A pair of gunmen killed two people and wounded four others in a shooting spree in central Israel before they ...
US sanctions six Nigerians for aiding Boko Haram
The United States has imposed new sanctions on individuals connected with Nigeria’s armed group Boko Haram, the Treasury Department announced. Six ...
Russia-Ukraine war: Biden says Putin ‘cannot remain in power’
Joe Biden, the president of the United States, has called Russian leader Vladimir Putin a “butcher” who “cannot remain in ...
