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The Australian and Japanese governments are expected to reportedly sign a visiting forces deal when the Aussie Prime Minister would visit Japan in January next year. According to sources, …
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Amidst extensive changes witnessed across the global aviation industry, the Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, a low-cost airline based in Scandinavia, is anticipated to commence its domestic flying operations in …
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The UK government has apparently confirmed that every UK resident will have legal access to internet speeds greater than 10 Mbps under the regulatory USO (Universal Service Obligation) by …
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In what may be regarded as a significant breakthrough that is likely to influence the growth prospects of the overall graphene market, the United Kingdom-based firms Verditek PLC and …
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Researchers at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine have reportedly claimed that treating brain tumor patients with low frequency electric fields enhances their survival rate. The clinical trials …
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The latest news unfolding in internal olefins market is that of Umicore, the Belgium-based bulk and specialty chemicals industry giant, acquiring Materia Inc’s olefin metathesis catalyst operations. The deal, …
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In a bid to broaden its geographical footprint across the global smart and sustainable technologies industry, Alibaba Cloud has now unveiled its intent to open a new data center …
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Chicago Bridge & Iron (CB&I) Company and McDermott International, two rather acclaimed U.S. companies specializing in the arenas of engineering, procurement, and construction, have reportedly decided to merge and …
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The United States automotive and transportation industry, reportedly, is set to witness an unprecedented revamp of sorts, in terms of charging stations installed across its rapidly evolving electric vehicles …
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The French privacy watchdog, CNIL has reportedly ordered popular mobile messaging service, WhatsApp to stop transferring user data with its parent company, Facebook. CNIL claims that the user data …
