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China always views its relations with the EU from a strategic, long-term perspective, and takes the EU as a high priority in its external relations. Xi's state visits to the three European countrie...

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Madonna will give a free concert on Copacabana beach Saturday night, turning its vast stretch of sand into an enormous dance floor. It comes after

Warren Buffett: Ahead of the meeting, Berkshire reported first-quarter earnings that showed that its cash pile swelled to $189 billion as of March 31 while the size of its stake in Apple fell. Based on changes in Apples stock price, Berkshire appeared to have sold 13% of its Apple shares in the quarter.

China will never cease its steps of reform and opening up. As the world's second-largest economy, China has established, after years of development, sound and solid fundamentals and cultivated a...

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week: Russia ‘moves nuclear missile launchers to Finland border’ Russia deploying nuclear-capable missile systems to the Finnish border was covered in an article by inews.co.uk on April 24.

Data center services are required as businesses integrate generative artificial intelligence into their products and migrate their workloads to the cloud, triggering demand for firms such as Digital Realty.

ORACLE-AI/Oracle updates database technology for AI chatbotThe update, which is called Oracle Database 23ai, introduces technology that will make it easier for chatbots and other new AI systems to find data stored in corporate systems. Using what is called "vector search" technology, the new Oracle database can be searched by concepts or ideas expressed in natural human language, instead of simply matching up keywords or phrases.s

At the 2024 World Digital Education Conference, the World Digital Education Alliance was established, joined by 104 institutions from 41 countries and regions. Besides, China's National Smar...

Apple Inc: On the regulatory front, Apples services business, which contains its lucrative App Store and was one of the few areas of growth in the fiscal second quarter, is under pressure from a new law in Europe. In the United States, the Department of Justice in March accused Apple of monopolizing the smartphone market and driving up prices.

Federal Communications Commission: FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel on Thursday called on Congress for urgent additional funding, warning some carriers in the reimbursement program have told the FCC recently "that they foresee significant consequences that could result from the lack of full funding, including having to shut down their networks."