Musk's OpenAI lawsuit is 'good advertisement for the benefit of Elon Musk' but may have little legal merit
When it comes to legal disputes, Elon Musk's definition of victory may not always be winning in court.
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South Korea's economic future at stake in doctors' strike
Dae Sung Park is chairman of the youth and future committee of K-Policy Platform, a Seoul-based think tank, and the author of "The Great Illusion, The Right Future." He previously served as Korea and Japan public policy director for Meta and was a 2020 National Assembly candidate for the People Power Party.
Mideast Starbucks franchisee firing 2,000 workers after being targeted in Israel-Hamas war boycott
The Middle East franchisee of Starbucks said Tuesday it has begun firing around 2,000 workers at its coffee shops across the region after the brand found itself targeted by activists during the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip.
Gang rape of Spanish tourist in India sparks debate on prevalence of sexual violence: ‘all women are at risk’
An alleged incident involving the heinous gang rape of a Spanish travel influencer in India has reignited public outrage and sparked an intense debate on social media regarding what is seen as an enduring rape culture in the country.
Former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos is in hospital with pneumonia
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos, the mother of the incumbent president and widow of an ousted dictator, has been hospitalized with pneumonia.
Gang rape of a tourist in India highlights its struggle to curb sexual violence against women
NEW DELHI (AP) — The woman in the Instagram video appeared shaken. Her face was swollen and bruised. Sitting beside her husband, she began recounting her ordeal.
Will Indonesia’s Prabowo face pre-election fraud investigation – or could party jockeying save him?
Observers anticipate that a vote on the inquiry could take place on Tuesday when lawmakers in Indonesia’s House of Representatives are scheduled to conclude their recess and resume their legislative activities.
Thai court acquits ex-PM Yingluck in last pending case
BANGKOK -- Thailand's Supreme Court on Monday unanimously acquitted Yingluck Shinawatra in the last pending case brought by the country's anti-corruption watchdog, revoking an arrest warrant and virtually clearing the way for the self-exiled former prime minister's homecoming.