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New Delhi (AFP) March 1, 2023 Top US diplomat Antony Blinken said Wednesday he had no plans to meet his Russian or Chinese counterparts at a G20 foreign ministers' meeting, as Ukraine and China tensions overshadow attempts by host India to forge unity among the world's biggest economies...

A month-long public consultation is underway on a proposed mixed-use scheme by Legal & General (L&G) in a disused area near Temple Meads railway station in central Bristol. L&G is committing to build 550 flats on the Temple Island site – derelict since 1995 – in addition to two office blocks and a 345-room hotel

Meta has shared its latest augmented and virtual reality hardware roadmap with employees, and according to The Verge, it's planning to launch its first full-fledged AR glasses in 2027. While the company intends to release other AR glasses before then, the device it's launching in four years' time is the same one Mark Zuckerberg believes

Luton Airport has set out an expansion plan which could see its annual passenger numbers almost double. The airport is seeking consent for new terminal capacity, earthworks to create an extension to the current airfield platform, new airside and landside facilities and improvements to the surface access network. The plan also moots an extension of

American entrepreneur and co-founder of MicroStrategy Michael Saylor has revealed that his company is planning to roll out Bitcoin Lightning payment solutions in 2023. Saylor made a brief statement about the company’s plan in a recent audio conversation on Twitter. Here Comes MicroStrategy Saylor referred to Lightning Network as the “Internet of Money,” saying that

Elon Musk confirmed that he would bring on a new CEO to replace him after this year. After posting a funny tweet surrounding the news, the prices of DOGE and FLOKI started pumping. The billionaire was cited by Bloomberg, which confirmed that Musk would remain in charge of Twitter for the remainder of 2023 before turning

Skip to main content February 14, 2023 04:24 PM Employers will make changes to their roster of digital health and wellness solutions in the next two years, according to a new survey from WTW, a global benefits consulting company. WTW (formerly Willis Towers Watson) surveyed 232 U.S.-based employers covering 3 million people from a variety of

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