The Swiss government defended its role in bailing out Credit Suisse Group through its takeover by rival UBS, saying intervention to prevent the collapse of the country's second-biggest bank was necessary to avoid "disastrous" consequences. "The Federal Council was forced to intervene to maintain…
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Lula: “Interest rates are very high”

The President of Brazil, Lula da Silva, once again insisted that interest rates at 13.75 % continue to be "very high" and are detrimental to businessmen who want to increase their investments in the country, being perceived as a figure that…

J&J offers to pay $8.9 billion in talc lawsuits

Johnson & Johnson (J&J) announced its offer to pay up to $8.9 billion to end lawsuits accusing it of including carcinogenic compounds in its talcum powder. The US company racked up thousands of claims over this matter over the…

Activision added a new Ricochet anti-cheat system

Activision added to its Ricochet anti-cheat system the ability to detect third-party hardware that helps users illicitly enhance their Call of Duty gameplay, whether on PC or video console. The development studio announced the global…

Norway announced sanctions against Russia

The Government of Norway announced new sanctions against Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, in retaliation for the invasion of Ukraine and in line with the latest series of restrictions adopted by the European Union on February 25,…

Spotify permanently closed its live music platform

Spotify announced the closure of its live music application Spotify Live because it considers that it "does not make sense as a standalone application" of the streaming music and podcast platform. The company launched Spotify Live after…

TikTok was fined by the UK for data misuse

Chinese social media platform TikTok was fined £12.7 million (about $15.9 million) in the UK for various offenses, including misuse of children's data. According to a statement issued by the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO),…