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Deutsche Bank is to cut 3500 jobs as part of an ongoing operational efficiency drive.

A husband-and-wife team keen to find a solution to an ‘NHS in crisis’ have secured $1.5 million in seed funding for their UK-based startup providing AI-powered clinical and drug prescription services for minor conditions.

It's been 45 years since Gary Thuerk, 'the father of spam' sent the world's first unsolicited mass 'email'—smashing sales targets despite a reprimand from his boss. But can email marketing survive another half century?

Singapore’s Leading Payment Service Provider AXS has entered into a strategic partnership with Aleta Planet to provide remittance services to China, in the first major solution to help consumers plug a gap following a ban on remittance houses transferring funds to China through non-banks and non-card channels.

Korea has agreed to strengthen cooperation in the digital field, including cybersecurity, network technology and digital capacity building, with the United States and Japan in a meeting with representatives of the three countries digital sectors, the ICT ministry said Thursday.

Barbara Kruger has updated her classic artworks for the internet age in a new survey show at London's Serpentine South Gallery.

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