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European airport disruption continues after weekend cyber-attack

European airport disruption continues after weekend cyber-attack

Flight disruptions in Europe are expected to persist, with Brussels Airport requesting airlines to cancel nearly half of their flights scheduled for Monday. This follows a cyber-attack on Friday that impacted several major airports by disabling their automatic check-in and boarding systems. While disruptions had eased significantly at Berlin and London Heathrow by Sunday, delays

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Apple steps up war of words with European regulators

Apple steps up war of words with European regulators

Apple has expressed concerns regarding regulatory actions taken by the European Union (EU), asserting that these measures jeopardize the distinctive user experience associated with its products. Greg Joswiak, an Apple executive, highlighted apprehensions about a potential threat in Europe as the company prepared to launch new products and features. Apple’s ecosystem, which is often referred

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Outdoor brand apologises for 'dragon' fireworks in Himalayas

Outdoor brand apologises for ‘dragon’ fireworks in Himalayas

Chinese officials are currently reviewing a situation involving the outdoor clothing brand Arc’teryx following an apology for a fireworks display that took place in Tibet’s Himalayan region. The event, held on September 19, was intended to celebrate mountain culture and was executed by noted pyrotechnic artist Cai Guo-Qiang. Videos from the display showed a colorful

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Gatwick airport second runway approved by transport secretary

Gatwick airport second runway approved by transport secretary

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has granted approval for a second runway at London Gatwick Airport as part of plans aimed at economic growth. The project, which is privately financed and estimated to cost £2.2 billion, entails moving the existing Northern Runway 12 meters for regular use and expanding terminal facilities. Gatwick Airport indicates that this

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The Guardian view on Wedgwood’s challenges: potteries face an existential crisis | Industrial policy

The Guardian view on Wedgwood’s challenges: potteries face an existential crisis | Industrial policy

In 1792, a British diplomat led the first formal trade mission to China, presenting various items, including six vases of jasperware crafted by Josiah Wedgwood. Wedgwood, known for creating a significant pottery empire in Stoke-on-Trent, has become closely associated with British commerce, colonialism, and identity. However, recent developments in Wedgwood’s business reflect the broader challenges

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Trump says Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch likely part of US TikTok deal | Donald Trump

Trump says Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch likely part of US TikTok deal | Donald Trump

Rupert Murdoch and his son, Lachlan Murdoch, may be involved in potential efforts to acquire TikTok within the United States, as suggested by former President Donald Trump during an interview on Sunday. The interview, conducted by Peter Doocy for Fox News’ The Sunday Briefing, addressed the ongoing discussions regarding the sale of the app, which

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