The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague issued a landmark ruling ordering Russia to pay a record $5 billion in damages to Naftogaz, the state-owned Ukrainian energy company. The ruling stems from the confiscation of Naftogaz's assets on Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, which has been occupied by…
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IMF calls for strict regulation for cryptocurrencies
The International Monetary Fund has made a new request to governments, authorities and sectors linked to cryptocurrencies to establish stricter regulations.
The IMF's request could not be more timely, taking into account the collapse of…
Google ends support for third-party smart displays
Google has quietly ended 'software' support for smart displays from brands like LG, Lenovo and JBL that featured the company's Assistant built-in and other company services.
Google announced the implementation of its Assistant on more…
The British crown launches an emoji on the occasion of the King Charles III coronation
A simplified version of the crown of Saint Edward is the new emoji commissioned by the British crown on the occasion of the upcoming investiture ceremony as monarch of King Charles III.
The emoji is now ready and is part of several…
Twitter no longer an independent company
Twitter ceased to be independent after merging with X Corp., chaired by Elon Musk, according to court documents obtained by Bloomberg in a lawsuit filed by activist Laura Loomer against the company and its former CEO Jack Dorsey.
The…
Bitfinex obtained the first digital asset license in El Salvador
The government of El Salvador granted Bitfinex, an international exchange based in the British Virgin Islands, the first license issued by the country specifically for digital asset service providers.
The company announced this news…
FBI Alerts on Juice Jacking, Related to Public USB Charging Stations
The FBI has warned against the use of public charging stations in places like malls, airports or hotels, where malicious actors can use USB ports as a way to introduce malware into smartphones, a practice known as "juice jacking." .
The…
Tesla to build battery factory in Shanghai
The American company Tesla, led by Elon Musk, will build a new factory for energy storage batteries in Shanghai. It is estimated that the works begin in the third quarter of the year.
Tesla has a first plant of megapacks, as it is called…
Russia closes gap with the United States in Bitcoin mining
The United States currently remains at the top of Bitcoin mining. However, this situation could change due to the turbulence in this sector, in addition to the banking crisis, and catapult Russia to the first place.
China remained the main…
With Bancamiga, the taxes of the Libertador-Caracas mayor’s office are also paid
Through Bancamiga Online or the Bancamiga Suite application, Bancamiga Banco Universal customers can now pay taxes and tributes from the mayor's office of Libertador (Caracas), Gran Sabana and Angostura del Orinoco (Bolívar state).
Through…
BMW sales fell in the first quarter of the year
Sales of the German automaker BMW fell 1.5% year-on-year in the first quarter of the year, to 588,000 vehicles, as announced by the company itself.
BMW detailed that vehicle deliveries in China fell even more, 6.6% compared to the same…
Swiss President in favor of Credit Suisse-UBS merger
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.…