Samsung Electronics, the world’s largest memory chip maker, is expected to report a smaller-than-earlier operating income estimate due to the weakness of the US dollar, industry sources said on Sunday. Samsung, also the world’s largest smartphone vendor, is likely to report an
Human Rights Watch accused Taliban regime in Afghanistan of breaking promises given to the US administration as part of the Doha peace accord. The rights forum accused Taliban of unleashing terror at Herat Women in Herat told the HRW that their lives
The complaints, which cite internal discussions among Facebook’s board members, were filed in Delaware Court of Chancery last month…reports Asian Lite News Facebook conditioned its $5 billion payment to the US Federal Trade Commission to resolve the Cambridge Analytica data leak probe
Blower Car One is a millimetre-accurate mechanical recreation of Sir Henry ‘Tim’ Birkin’s 1929 supercharged 4½-Litre, and the first customer car of the world’s first pre-war continuation series…reports Asian Lite News Bentley Mulliner has completed the first customer cars in both of
Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the roundtable that “history will judge” the world’s richest nations if they fail to deliver on their pledge to commit $ 100 billion in annual climate aid ahead of COP26, reports Asian Lite Newsdesk The UK Prime
The UN estimated in December 2020 that 2.4 million people faced emergency levels of acute food insecurity…reports Asian Lite News People in South Sudan currently face the highest levels of food insecurity recorded since the country’s independence from Sudan 10 years ago,
Wealthy Western nations’ hoarding of Covid-19 vaccines will result in thousands of needless deaths from the virus in the world’s poorest countries every month, unless urgent steps are taken to distribute the jabs more fairly, former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown has
