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Police of China, US and UAE conduct first joint operation against telecom fraud, arresting 276 suspects in Dubai
Recently, the police forces of China, the US, and the United Arab Emirates conducted their first-ever international law-enforcement cooperation, jointly cracking down on telecom and online fraud in the Dubai area. They successfully dismantled nine…
Telstra warns $7.3b spectrum cash grab could trigger legal challenge
Telstra has warned the federal government it has massively overstated the value of multibillion-dollar spectrum licences, issuing a thinly veiled threat that it would be prepared to mount a legal challenge to avoid overpaying. The…
Andhra Pradesh's Quantum Valley: Naidu Promotes Innovation
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu champions the state's burgeoning quantum technologies ecosystem on World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, underscoring the critical role of secure digital infrastructure. Chandrababu…
Chinese espionage steals $600 billion from US firms yearly. It's time for government to act
Timed to the Beijing summit, I caught up with my friend and former CIA colleague Tom Lyons, who is the co-founder of the 2430 Group, which advises private sector businesses on strategies to counter China's ubiquitous espionage and unfair trade…
The Young Are Being Battered by AI as Hiring Shifts to Older Workers
Job prospects for early-career workers took a turn for the worse last year. In the first quarter of the year, the job market for 22-to-27-year-olds “deteriorated noticeably,” according to a New York Fed report. Later, Fed Chair Jerome…
Vodafone Idea Gets $500 Million Boost From Birla Conglomerate
Vodafone Idea Ltd. received a $500 million investment boost from its promoter Aditya Birla Group, as the debt-ridden wireless carrier tries to regain its footing and stay competitive in India's telecom market. The company reported net income of…
Government has begun planning for 6G, ministry says
By Chiu Chiao-chen and Esme Yeh / Staff reporters Taiwan has begun planning for 6G, with a spectrum strategy expected to be proposed by the end of this year, the Ministry of Digital Affairs said yesterday. The government has been examining…
Raya Martin's Horror Thriller 'Obosen' Lands at Philippines' Rein Entertainment as Studio Taps Quark Henares as Partner (EXCLUSIVE)
Director Raya Martin is set to make his feature filmmaking comeback with “ Obosen,” a folkloric horror thriller being developed at Philippines-based independent studio Rein Entertainment and headed to Cannes Film Festival ‘s…
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[ED] Profit-linked pay demands spread
As Korea's export-driven industries emerge from years of turbulence, a new labor conflict is spreading across the country's corporate landscape: demands by unions for fixed shares of profits as performance bonuses. What began in the semiconductor…
North America, NE Asia, Latin America account for over 35% of India's exports in FY26
North America, North-East Asia, and Latin America together accounted for over 35% of India's merchandise exports, which stood at $441.78 billion in 2025-26, reflecting a gradual shift towards a more diversified and resilient global trade structure…
Kyivstar Group Ltd. (KYIV) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Kyivstar Group Ltd. (KYIV) Q1 2026 Earnings Call May 14, 2026 8:00 AM EDT Cole Akeson - Group Director of Investor Relations Boris Dolgushin - Chief Financial Officer Max Findlay - Rothschild & Co Redburn, Research Division Ganesha Nagesha -…
Bosses go 'all in' on £1.7bn defence sector
A new partnership designed to boost the West Midlands' 'already thriving' defence sector has been formed. The Regional Defence and Security Cluster (RDSC), brings together industry, academia, government and the Armed Forces to boost collaboration…
Korea chip salaries near W10m a month
South Korea's large semiconductor and electronics manufacturers are nearing a symbolic milestone: An average monthly salary of 10 million won ($6,700) per employee, driven by the artificial intelligence-led chip boom and surging performance…
CCP-Linked Protest Group Behind Anti-ICE and Campus Demonstrations Has a New Manhattan HQ
The People's Forum calls itself a resistance movement. It is funded by a Shanghai-based Marxist millionaire who has poured nearly $23 million into the group. And it just spent about $5 million on a Manhattan building with blacked-out windows…
Why power distribution companies are struggling with fixed costs, falling revenues
A DISCOM's fixed costs include capacity payments to thermal power generators, transmission costs, employee salaries, and infrastructure maintenance. These expenses have to be paid on a lumpsum basis, irrespective of DISCOM's energy sales. According…
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