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U.S. Secretary of Treasury: crypto markets needs more reliable supervision

On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen said that cryptocurrency markets require more reliable oversight. According to Reuters, this statement was made after the crash on the FTX cryptocurrency exchange.

17 November 2022
Major U.S. LNG terminal may not resume by year-end

The Freeport LNG plant has told customers that it will likely cancel deliveries scheduled for November and December because repairs and regulatory approvals have not yet been completed.

15 November 2022
Boeing hopes for a positive result of the Biden-Xi negotiation

The Boeing Company set hopes for a meeting of Joe Biden and Xi Jinping which will take place on Monday. It has been 3.5 years since Chinese airlines received the last few Boeing 737 Max airplanes.

14 November 2022
Apple and Amazon are accused of conspiring to keep iPhone and iPad prices high

Famous American companies Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc were accused of conspiring in order to deliberately raise prices of new iPhone and iPad models. The basis for a formal complaint was deletion of almost all Apple product resellers from the Amazon e-commerce platform.

10 November 2022
Trade association CISPE files EU competition complaint against Microsoft

Trade group CISPE, which includes Amazon, has filed an antitrust complaint against Microsoft before the European Commission. The group accused the tech giant of having anti-competitive cloud computing practices.

9 November 2022
Boeing urges air taxi safety standards be stricter

Boeing on Tuesday urged regulators to set the same strict safety standards for the new generation of air taxi as for commercial airplanes.

9 November 2022
EU launches an in-depth investigation into the deal between Microsoft and Activision

Microsoft’s offer to buy Activision Blizzard, one of the largest video game producers, is under a thorough investigation of the European Union (EU) regarding the potential harm that it might cause to competition in the gaming industry.

9 November 2022
Wells Fargo faces CFPB demand to pay over $1 billion in fine

Wells Fargo is facing the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) demand for the fine exceeding $1 billion. The regulator is levying a fine against the financial services company to settle a series of investigations into mistreatment of customers, as reported by Bloomberg News.

7 November 2022
EU telecom operators call on IT giants to pay network costs

Telecom providers say the European Union needs to adopt new legislation on network costs that should be paid by big tech companies.

7 November 2022
China's largest iPhone factory locked down for a week

On Wednesday, the Chinese government locked down the world's largest iPhone enterprise. The zone surrounding the enterprise was declared closed because of a local coronavirus outbreak.

3 November 2022