June2021

A dedicated terminal for passengers arriving in the UK from countries with a high risk of Covid has opened at Heathrow Airport. Travellers arriving on direct flights from red list nations will now transit through Terminal...

  Twitter has listed a new subscription service on app stores, in an indication that the social media giant is preparing to trial the offering soon. “Twitter Blue” is listed as an in-app purchase, priced at...

Amazon plans to put “wellness chambers” in its warehouses so that stressed workers can sit inside and watch videos about relaxation. In a video shared on its Twitter account, Amazon said the “AmaZen” chamber would help...

A new software update for Tesla cars appears to include monitoring of drivers through the car’s internal cameras when Autopilot is in use. The “self-driving” feature requires drivers to pay attention at all times, but has...

Instagram is changing the way it showcases content after being accused of suppressing pro-Palestinian messages during the recent Gaza conflict. The app had favoured original content in its “stories” feature over existing, re-shared posts, but will...

The number of children under five suffering from severe acute malnutrition in Haiti could more than double this year, warned UNICEF Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, Jean Gough, who concluded a seven-day field...

Setting up a digital venture is one of the fastest-growing trends in recent years. Tons of businesses are being operated based on the internet. Since the onset of the pandemic along with the subsequent shift to...

The American subsidiary of the world’s largest meat processing companies said Monday it had been hacked, paralyzing some of its operations and impacting thousands of workers in Australia. The intrusion was detected Sunday, forcing one of...

On June 1, 2001, Nepal was shaken by a horrible incident. It’s Nepalese Royal Massacre. It’s been 20 years today since the massacre took place. But, people still are unaware of the real motive behind this...

Oil prices surged on demand optimism ahead of the latest OPEC meeting on Tuesday, while the pound hit a three-year high against the dollar over Britain’s economic rebound but equities struggled with focus on upcoming US...