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UK: Residents receive bills of up to £49,000 after Ovo acquires SSE
Customers of Ovo, the energy supplier were reportedly left shocked when they received energy bills of up to £49,000, due to data errors that led to overinflated energy bills for some residents. Ovo accepted that some of its customers have been affected by erroneous meter readings, and it bl... Read More
Bob Iger returns to Disney as CEO less than a year post retirement
Bob Iger, the ex-CEO of Walt Disney Co., is reportedly coming back to the mass media giant less than a year after his retirement. The surprise announcement comes at a time when Disney is struggling to earn profits from its streaming TV services. According to a statement released by Disney late Su... Read More
UK: Health secretary to meet 6 unions to avoid strikes across NHS
The health secretary of the UK will reportedly meet with unions that represent hundreds of thousands of healthcare professionals in order to prevent the wave of strikes that is expected to hit the NHS in the coming weeks. Earlier this week, Steve Barclay, the health secretary, invited six unions ... Read More
CEO of Crypto.com denies claims that the company is facing problems
Crypto.com, the Singapore-based exchange has reportedly claimed that the firm is not in trouble and that its balance sheet is robust, as the cryptocurrency industry has been dealing with upheavals in recent times. As per reports, Chief Executive Kris Marszalek shot down suggestions that the ... Read More
Australia witnesses heavy flash floods, access to inland towns cut off
Australia’s south-east region witnessed heavy rain recently, causing flash floods and cutting off its citizens’ access to some inland towns. The country’s top authorities have issued warnings for fresh evacuations for thousands of residents in rural areas. The latest flash flood... Read More
Climate activists’ attacks undermine art’s delicacy, warn galleries
The directors of around 100 art galleries have expressed their shock over the recent attacks on popular masterpieces, stating that climate activists targeting these works are severely undermining their delicacy. This year, several eminent artworks were under attack from protestors that belonged t... Read More
Angola requests the UK to implement new anti-poverty initiatives
Angola has reportedly asked the UK to implement an immediate anti-poverty plan to shield its most vulnerable people from the rising cost of living issue. Several issues were brought up in front of a UN review of the UK's human rights record, including the call from a nation where more than ha... Read More
China: Guangzhou mandates mass testing to tackle worst Covid outbreak
Residents from the southern hub of Guangzhou will reportedly be required to undergo covid tests on Wednesday, to control the worst outbreak of infections, which has been increasing by more than 2000 for the past two days consecutively. Since April 30, local cases in China have now peaked, and on ... Read More
China: Guangzhou's Covid-19 outbreak worsens with more looming lockdowns
The number of Covid-19 cases in Guangzhou and many other significant Chinese cities sharply increased, according to the recently released official data. Guangzhou, an international manufacturing hub, is currently dealing with its worst outbreak and putting its capacity to prevent a Shanghai-style ci... Read More
High flying demand drives Ryanair's half-year profits to record $1.3B
Ryanair, the Ireland-based airline group, announced a spike in profits to a record $1.3 billion (£1.2 billion) for the first half of its fiscal year, as the airline claimed that it was witnessing no slowdown in the demand for air travel with approaching winter which follows a high number of su... Read More