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  • Associated Press Finance

    Bumble's billboard ads sneered at celibacy as an alternative to dating — and the company got stung

    The dating app Bumble got stung after running billboard ads that appeared to sneer at celibacy as an alternative to meeting people online. On Monday, the company backtracked and apologized for billboards that bore the message “You know full well a vow of celibacy is not the answer” juxtaposed against an introduction to “the new Bumble.” Women on social media castigated the company for suggesting celibacy isn’t a valid personal choice.

  • PR Newswire

    Hi & Fi Asia-China: Unlocking New Opportunities for Overseas Visitors with Visa Facilitation Policies in 2024

    Hi & Fi Asia-China, as the China station of the Food Ingredients exhibition series (Fi Global), the leading international exhibition for the food and beverage industry, is set to take place from 19-21, June 2024 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) in Shanghai.

  • Reuters

    Blinken arrives in Ukraine in show of US solidarity amid Russian attacks

    U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Kyiv on Tuesday in the first visit to Ukraine by a senior U.S. official since Congress passed a long-delayed $61 billion military aid package for the country last month. The previously undisclosed trip aims to show U.S. solidarity with Ukraine as it struggles to fend off heavy Russian bombardment on its northeastern border. Blinken, who arrived in Kyiv by train early on Tuesday morning, hopes to "send a strong signal of reassurance to the Ukrainians who are obviously in a very difficult moment," said a U.S. official who briefed reporters traveling with Blinken on condition of anonymity.

  • Reuters

    Lidar maker Hesai sues US government, denies alleged link to China's military

    China-based Hesai Group sued the U.S. government on Monday for adding the maker of lidar light sensors to a list of companies allegedly working with Beijing's military. Hesai, whose lidars help self-driving cars and driver-assistance systems gain a three-dimensional map of the road, was added to the list by the U.S. Department of Defense in January along with over a dozen other companies. "No Chinese governmental or military entity has sought to exert influence or control over the Hesai Group's management, strategy, or research-and development operation," Hesai said in the lawsuit, adding it was majority owned by shareholders outside China.

  • CNW Group

    Ottawa negligent in Uber situation, court rules

    Today in Ottawa, Justice Marc Smith issued his decision in the case of Metro Taxi vs. City of Ottawa.

  • PR Newswire

    Yadea Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony in Indonesia for Its Eighth Factory

    Today, Yadea, the world's leading brand of electric two-wheelers, held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new factory in Karawang, Indonesia, which will be Yadea's eighth factory globally and will be its largest factory in Southeast Asia. This monumental event marks an important milestone in Yadea's commitment to innovation and excellence in electric vehicles.

  • AFP

    Celtics hold off depleted Cavs to take 3-1 NBA series lead

    The Boston Celtics fought off a spirited challenge from short-handed Cleveland Monday, beating the Cavaliers 109-102 to take a commanding 3-1 lead in their NBA Eastern Conference semi-final series.The Dallas Mavericks were aiming to extend their 2-1 series lead as they hosted Western Conference top seeds Oklahoma City Thunder in the later game. bb/dh

  • AFP

    Indonesia flood death toll rises to 50 with 27 missing

    Rescuers recovered more bodies on Tuesday after flash floods and cold lava flow on Indonesia's Sumatra island over the weekend killed at least 50 people and left another 27 missing, the country's disaster agency said.In 2022, about 24,000 people were evacuated and two children were killed in floods on Sumatra island, with environmental campaigners blaming deforestation caused by logging for worsening the disaster. 

  • Simply Wall St.

    Boustead Singapore Limited (SGX:F9D) insiders seem bullish, own 46% and have been buying more recently

    Key Insights Insiders appear to have a vested interest in Boustead Singapore's growth, as seen by their sizeable...

  • GlobeNewswire

    Kilmer Sports Ventures Enters into Exclusive Negotiations to Acquire French Professional Football Club AS Saint-Étienne

    TORONTO, May 13, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kilmer Sports Ventures, a part of Kilmer Group, announced today it has entered into exclusive negotiations with shareholders to acquire AS Saint-Étienne, one of France's most decorated and beloved football clubs. Founded in 1933, AS Saint-Étienne’s 90-year legacy includes ten Ligue 1 championships, the top tier of French football, a deep commitment to community and an unrivalled fan base that extends well beyond the city to the whole region. After twenty