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Canada’s Competition Bureau Challenges Google’s Dominance in Groundbreaking Antitrust Case
In a significant development reflecting the intensifying global scrutiny of Big Tech, Canada’s Competition Bureau has launched a lawsuit against
Australia Makes Bold Move to Ban Social Media for Children
Australia has made a bold and groundbreaking decision by passing a law that bans children under the age of 16
Ikea’s Affordability at Stake Amid U.S. Tariffs and Global Tensions
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Trump Media Explores Cryptocurrency Payments with TruthFi Filing
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Political Deadlock Over Foreign Student Cap Leaves Australian Universities Adrift
A fierce political impasse over Australia’s foreign student cap has thrown the country’s higher education sector into disarray. A proposed
The Promise of Auto IRAs: A New Era in Retirement
The retirement savings system in the United States has long been a source of concern, particularly for private-sector workers. An
Washington Post Faces Major Subscriber Rebellion Over Decision to Suspend
New York, NY — The Washington Post, a publication synonymous with political influence and editorial tradition, is now facing intense