US Charges Tech Behemoth Apple Of Controlling The Smartphone Market; Files Case Against It

Apple is the target of a historic lawsuit brought by the US, which claims the tech giant is monopolising the smartphone market and stifling competition. The Justice Department claims in the lawsuit that the business exploited its dominance over the iPhone app store to “lock in” developers and users. It charges the company with using…

First In The World: Pig Kidney Transplanted In A Human In The US  

The first human to receive a replacement kidney from a genetically modified pig is a 62-year-old man with end-stage renal illness, according to recent announcements from specialists at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. According to a statement from the hospital, the four-hour procedure on March 16 “marks a major milestone in the quest to provide…

SpaceX Will Sell Competitors Satellite Laser Links That Accelerate In-Space Communication

Gwynne Shotwell, the president of SpaceX, announced during a press conference on Tuesday that the company has begun selling satellite lasers—which are utilised for quick in-orbit communications—to other satellite companies. With fewer ground stations, SpaceX’s network can provide more global internet coverage thanks to its hundreds of Starlink satellites in low-Earth orbit, which communicate with…

AstraZeneca Invests $2 Billion In Fusion As A Bet On Cancer Treatment Of The Future

AstraZeneca, an Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical company, announced on Tuesday that it will acquire Canadian drug researcher Fusion Pharmaceuticals Inc. for $2 billion in cash as part of its bet on cancer medicines of the future. With this acquisition, AstraZeneca gains a footing in the market for radiopharmaceutical medications, which has drawn interest from investors since Novartis’…

In February, US Retail Sales Increased While Weekly Jobless Claims Decreased.

Due to growth at car dealerships and petrol stations, U.S. retail sales increased in February; nevertheless, as households struggle with inflation and rising borrowing costs, consumer spending is slowing down. This month, retail sales increased by 0.6%, the Census Bureau of the Commerce Department announced on Thursday. Sales for January were down 1.1% as opposed…