South Korea To Invest $7 Billion In AI By 2027
South Korea will invest almost $7 billion in artificial intelligence by 2027 in an effort to become a global leader in cutting-edge semiconductors, President Yoon Suk Yeol said Tuesday.
Corporate Social Responsibility in Today's Global Business, According to Business Leader Igor Makarov
Business Leader Igor Makarov discusses the impact of CSR in today's global business landscape and its impact on operations and company direction
French Businessman Beats Bezos and Musk As World's Richest Billionaire
LVMH founder, Bernard Arnault, is currently the world's richest person with a net worth of $228 billion, after his company generated $94 billion in revenue.
New Samsung Watch Face Shows Time on All Eight Planets
Samsung unveils "Galaxy Time" watch face for Galaxy Watches. It shows real-time time and info for all 8 planets, thanks to ESA collaboration.
Amnesty International's Shocking Short Film Exposes How UK's Squalid Housing Kills Children
Temporary accommodation contributed to the deaths of more than 34 children since April 2019.
The UK's Venezuela Policy Is Neither Here Nor There – Even By American Standards
Revelations of Boris Johnson's recent visit to Caracas, seem to have revealed a gulf where a coherent UK Government policy towards Venezuela should exist.
Are Western Sanctions Enabling A System Of Endemic Corruption In Ukraine?
Corruption is the enemy of successful governance. It jeopardises the reign of democracy and hinders the proper rule of law.
Top 10 Countries With The Most Prescribed Anti-Depressants: Did Yours Make The List?
Our World in Data studied the number of anti-depressant prescriptions given out in 22 countries across the globe.
Brits Can Get Charged Up To £2,563 If They Do This One Thing In Canary Islands
The Canary Islands have launched a crackdown on tourists who have been disrupting nature and stealing keepsakes from its shorelines.
George Economou: Establishment do-gooder or Putin's puppet?
In May 2023, the Wall Street Journal dubbed George Economou the 'bad boy' of shipping, capturing the Greek magnate's penchant for controversial deals.
California Looks To Europe To Rein In AI
California, home to Silicon Valley, is eager to rein in the deployment of artificial intelligence and is looking to Europe's tough-on-big-tech approach for inspiration.
2023 Showed Lower Volatility for the Pound Sterling; But Will 2024 Be the Same?
Ever since the announcement of the Brexit result, the pound has never been the same. It wasn't just the instant drop off in its value
EU Probes Apple, Google, Meta Under New Digital Law
The EU on Monday hit Apple, Google parent Alphabet and Meta with the first ever probes under a mammoth digital law, which could lead to big fines against the US giants.
Moscow Attack Puts Spotlight On IS Threat To Western Europe
Friday's attack on a Moscow concert hall is exacerbating worries that similar acts could hit targets in western Europe which is hosting exceptionally high-profile sports events this summer, analysts say.
'TikTok Taoiseach': Simon Harris Set To Be Ireland's Youngest PM
Simon Harris, who is set to become Ireland's youngest ever prime minister after being appointed party leader on Sunday, will be hoping his social media skills and fresh face can save his party's flagging fortunes as elections loom.
Hong Kong's New National Security Law Comes Into Force
Hong Kong's new national security law came into force on Saturday, putting into immediate effect tough penalties of up to life imprisonment for crimes including treason and insurrection.
Switzerland Becomes First Developed Economy To Cut Interest Rate
The Swiss National Bank cut interest rates on Thursday -- the first to do so among the major central banks, saying the battle against inflation was working almost two years after launching its monetary tightening campaign.
18-Year-Old Uses £400 During COVID to Launch £1M Business: We're 'Gen-Z's Favourite Jewellery Brand'
Using TikTok as her main marketing platform, Amelia Hitchcock-Merritt has built a 7-figure business without paying a social media influencer.
China Blasts Criticism Of New Hong Kong Security Law As 'Smears'
China blasted critics of Hong Kong's new national security law on Wednesday, after Western powers and the United Nations said it would further curtail freedoms in the city.
Banxso's Vision for 2024: Revving Up Global Expansion in the Financial Arena
Banxso, the esteemed FX & CFD brokerage based in South Africa, isn't just raising eyebrows—it's making waves in the financial world.
Western Leaders Dismiss Putin's 'Illegal' Poll Victory
Friends and allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin were quick to congratulate him on winning a fifth term in power but Western leaders condemned a ballot held under repressive conditions and with no credible opposition.
Economics of Period Products: Top 5 Countries Where Menstruating is Expensive
The financial burden of having a period varies worldwide, pushing as many as 500 women into period poverty.
Female-specific Football Boots Will Put An End To ACL Injuries, MPs Say
Retailers are refusing to stock women's football boots due to lack of awareness about the growing business opportunity.
IMF Chief Georgieva Says 'Available To Serve' For Second Term
The managing director of the International Monetary Fund has told AFP she is making herself "available to serve" for a second five-year term running the Washington-based financial institution, shortly after she received the backing of European finance ministers.
What's Included In The New EU Law On AI
The European Parliament on Wednesday gave the final nod to far-reaching rules on artificial intelligence that the EU hopes will both harness innovation and defend against harms.
Tenerife Tourists Beware: Water Shortage Declared in Popular Spanish Destination
5.6 million people visited Tenerife on holiday last year and local residents are beginning to grow tiresome with their presence.
France's Macron Announces Bill For Assisted Dying
French President Emmanuel Macron will present a bill on assisted dying to go before parliament in May, he said in an interview published by French media on Sunday.
Saudi Arabia Joins Afghanistan And Iran As One of World's Leading Executioners
As the Taliban continues to use amputations and public executions as punishments, Saudi Arabia's death penalty rate has almost doubled.
FIFA Women's World Cup: UK Sport Keen To Finally Host Within the Next 15 Years
The UK are hoping to host the FIFA Women's World Cup as early as 2031, but that date could get pushed if the 2027 tournament is staged in Europe.
'It's all about finding that balance': David Nussbaumer Talks About Owning A Hotel
Intentional Business Times UK sat down with hotelier David Nussbaumer to talk through the do's and don'ts of running a hotel over the busy winter months.