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Apple's Chinese iCloud is one battle in 'a bigger tech trade war' Apple's move to host Chinese users' iCloud accounts in a new Chinese data center is part of a bigger technology trade war, said Cyrus Mewawalla, the head of investment research at GlobalData. "I think this is one small battle in a bigger tech trade war between the U.S. and China," he said. This is just ...
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| Wednesday briefing: Ex-Trump aide makes plea deal in Russia inquiry A raft of charges against Paul Manafort associate Rick Gates have been dropped after he agreed to help prosecutors in Robert Mueller's Trump-Russia investigation. Nearly two dozen criminal fraud charges against Gates have been withdrawn as part of a plea agreement in which he is being shown ...
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| How To Generate $158 Million In Two Hours: Christie's Impressionist and Modern Art Sale In London Leaning rakishly in his impeccable steel-blue suit over the podium in Christie's King Street, London, rooms on Tuesday evening, the auction house's Oxford-educated global president, Finnish expat Jussi Pylkkänen, artfully pulled $158-plus million out of the air in the Impressionist and modern art ...
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| America's 24-hour daycare centers: a visit in pictures Almost two-thirds (64.2%) of women with children under age six are working, and one in five working moms of small children work at low-wage jobs that typically pay $10.50 per hour. They all need to earn more if they are to truly be able to afford daycare, and in a cruel twist, many must work more and ...
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| Collapse Of The Polar Vortex: The Arctic Is Melting In The Dead Of Winter This has brought temperatures above freezing in February in one of the coldest places on Earth. Many in Europe experienced colder temperatures than the Arctic in the past few days as the polar vortex continues to collapse, the insulating body which keeps cold temperatures within the high latitudes.
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| Indonesia: Christians flogged in public for playing banned children's game Aceh is the only province in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country that imposes sharia law and people can be flogged for a range of offences – from gambling, to drinking alcohol to having gay sex or relations outside of marriage. On Tuesday, Dahlan Silitonga, 61, and Tjia Nyuk Hwa, 45, ...
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Winter Olympics, Hubo and future of robots in South Korea In December 2017, Hubo became the first robot to carry an Olympic flame. It walked around 150 metres to a wall before drilling a hole into it and passing the torch onto Professor Oh Jun-Ho, its creator and the person who headed the robotics programme at Pyeongchang 2018. South Korea produced ...
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| World's first plastic-free aisle opens in Netherlands supermarket Shoppers in the Netherlands will get the chance to visit Europe's first plastic-free supermarket aisle on Wednesday in what campaigners claim is an turning point in the war on plastic pollution. The store in Amsterdam will open its doors at 11am when shoppers will be able to choose from more than 700 ...
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| Robert Mueller drops many charges against ex-Trump aide cooperating in Russia inquiry A court filing on Tuesday showed that prosecutors working for Robert Mueller dropped some charges against Rick Gates, a former aide to the Trump campaign who previously worked as a lobbyist for pro-Russian interests, just days after he was indicted for participating in a conspiracy to hide millions of ...
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