(Bloomberg) — A crucial safety system that’s relied on to avoid potentially fatal collisions at major US airports is aging and plagued by outages that have left travelers unprotected for months at a time. At some airports, it hasn’t ever been installed.
Ask Microsoft Corp.’s new Bing chatbot about Donald Trump’s indictment and the artificial intelligence tool delivers a response that strikes fear in media executives.
China accused India of kicking out journalists with its official news agency, and said it would have to take corresponding measures.
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Xi Jinping to use his influence with Moscow to help restore peace to Ukraine, saying the Chinese leader could bring all sides together to discuss a way to end the Russian invasion.
Vietnam’s communications ministry said TikTok isn’t doing enough to remove toxic and false content and warned that the government could soon take measures to restrict operations of the popular social media platform and others seen as violating national laws.
Money exchange firm Al Ansari Financial Services PJSC rose in its trading debut, as Dubai’s first initial public offering this year further signaled the Middle East’s emergence as a bright spot for share sales.
Inditex SA, which runs the Zara and Bershka clothing chains, obtained approval to sell its business in Russia to Daher Group of the United Arab Emirates.
Despite a fun premise that tries to bring a Bob Ross-style character to life, the film falls flat.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC is in talks with funds to sell 13.5 billion dirhams ($3.7 billion) worth of soured loans, as the emirate’s second-largest lender steps up efforts to clean up its books.
Raghuram Rajan — the former International Monetary Fund chief economist who predicted the global financial crisis more than a decade ago — warned that the banking system is headed for more turmoil after the rescues of Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse.
