Tinder Boss to Lead Yahoo
Jim Lanzone, until recently CEO of Tinder, will be the new CEO of Yahoo. In addition,
Toyota Cuts Production Cars Again
Automaker Toyota has again adjusted its production plans. The Japanese company will build 400,000 fewer cars
Taliban No Longer Allow Protests in Afghanistan
Protests are no longer allowed by the Taliban in Afghanistan. The Afghan interior ministry said last
More Police Deployed in Paris Over Terrorism Trial
Additional security measures have been taken in the French capital, Paris, in the run-up to the
Blinken: Taliban Let People Leave with Correct Documents
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the Taliban promised Afghans with appropriate papers to leave
Report: European Banks Remain Active in Tax Havens
European banks have not reduced their presence in tax havens. Not even after several dubious practices
Lufthansa Does Not Count on Easing US Travel Ban Before Christmas
German airline Lufthansa does not expect the entry ban for European travellers to the United States
Chip and Tech Companies Help Nikkei Make Small Profits
The Tokyo stock exchange closed with a small profit on Thursday. Investors processed the disappointing jobs
Spotify Launches Blend Feature to Mix Friends Playlists
How ‘in sync’ are you with your best friend? Spotify’s new Blend feature now makes it
South Korean Law Would Abolish App Store Commission
South Korea will become the first country to end the dominant position of Apple and Google
