DHAKA: A Bangladeshi student group leading demonstrations that have turned deadly have suspended protests for 48 hours on Monday, with their leader saying they did not want reforms “at the cost of so much blood”.What began as a demonstration against politicized entry quotas for coveted government jobs has turned into some of the worst riots … Read more
The governing body of iMasons Climate Accord, the Infrastructure Masons programme, is calling on all data center suppliers to promote greater transparency on Scope 3 emissions as part of a wider effort to reduce the industry's carbon footprint. The board, which consists of AWS, Digital Realty, Google, Meta, Microsoft and Schneider Electric, published an open … Read more
Bangladesh continues its curfew as students await an official announcement on the government's job reforms DHAKA: Bangladesh remains under a curfew and widespread communications blackout on Monday, a day after the Supreme Court curbed a controversial work quota system following deadly clashes that have killed more than 100 people over the past week. University students … Read more
The global IT outage that disrupted workplaces around the world last week cost businesses a fortune.
DHAKA: Bangladesh remains under a curfew and widespread communications blackout on Monday, a day after the Supreme Court curbed a controversial work quota system following deadly clashes that have killed more than 100 people over the past week. University students have been demonstrating since earlier this month to demand reform of the quota system that … Read more
DUBAI: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) detained a Togo-flagged, UAE-controlled products tanker carrying 1,500 tonnes of marine gas oil, British security firm Ambrey said on Monday. The vessel was loading marine gas oil off the coast of Iraq and was bound for Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, when it was intercepted on Sunday 61 nautical … Read more
A lottery winner who took home the first division prize has admitted her mistake after misreading the numbers on the winning ticket.
A mistake in a single line of code was enough to devastate companies around the world. And it could happen again – with dire consequences.
Sovereign investors in Middle East scrutinize emerging markets as geopolitical tensions rise, study says RIYADH: Middle Eastern sovereign investors are following their global counterparts in favoring India and other emerging markets amid concerns over geopolitical tensions, an analysis says. In its latest report, Invesco, an American investment management company, said that 88 percent of global … Read more
New data shows glimmers of hope for Australian renters amid the housing crisis, but many are still making sacrifices to get a home.
