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Facebook, Instagram, TikTok Brace For Australian Social Media Ban Fallout
Australia's controversial new law barring under-16s from social media is one of the toughest crackdowns yet on platforms including Facebook and TikTok as governments worldwide grasp for ways to protect children from harmful content.
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Billionaire Sex Saga Is Latest Scandal To Rock Australian CEOs
The alleged sex-for-investment scandal embroiling Australian tech billionaire Richard White is just the latest corporate calamity in a country fast losing its reputation as a tightly-regulated market with strict governance standards.
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World's Most Turbulent Flight Routes Show Rough Rides Are Everywhere
The deadly turbulence on a Singapore Airlines Ltd. flight on its way from London to Singapore has put a spotlight on the world's most unstable air routes.
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Cactus Skin, Fishing Nets: How Plane Seats Could Change In Future
Airline passengers may soon be nestled on seats made from cactus skin and abandoned fishing nets as the aviation industry tries almost anything to turn itself into a sustainable mode of transport.
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"Good Night. Malaysian 370": World's Top Missing Plane Mystery, 10 Years On
The huge Boeing Co. 777 jet, almost as long as a Manhattan city block and taller than a five-story building, had somehow managed to make itself invisible in the clear night sky. There were 239 people on board.
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US Navy Heard Titanic Sub Implosion Days Ago. Rescue Went On Because...
As multiple ships scoured the North Atlantic this week for the missing submersible headed to the Titanic wreck site, the US Navy had already detected an implosion on Sunday at the site where the vessel lost communications.
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Five Men Lost On Titanic Sub Were Bound By Love Of Exploration
A British explorer. A father and son. An adventuring CEO. And a French pilot known as "Mr. Titanic." Those were the five men aboard the submersible that went missing near the wreckage of the Titanic on Sunday morning.
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Noises Detected In Search For Titanic Vessel As Oxygen Wanes
Remotely operated vehicles used in the search are being relocated, while data from the aircraft that detected the noises have been shared with US Navy experts to feed into future searches, the Coast Guard said.
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Race Against Time As Oxygen Running Out For Those On Missing Titanic Sub
Rescuers descended on the North Atlantic, desperately searching for a submersible vessel that was headed to the wreck of the Titanic but is now missing with five crew onboard and less than two days of oxygen remaining.
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Titanic Submarine Charging Tourists $250,000 Missing At Sea
Searchers raced to find a submersible diving vessel with five people aboard that went missing in the North Atlantic while on an expedition to view the Titanic shipwreck.
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Missing Titanic Sub, With 5 Aboard, May Have 70 Hours Of Oxygen Left
Searchers raced to find a submersible diving vessel with five people aboard that went missing in the North Atlantic while on an expedition to view the Titanic shipwreck.
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This Airline Won't Fire Pregnant Flight Attendants Anymore
In a statement on Monday, Singapore Air said pregnant cabin crew "may choose to work in a temporary ground attachment" and can resume flying duties after maternity leave.
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This Airline Asks Execs To Fill In As Baggage Handlers
Qantas Airways Ltd needs executives from head office to leave their jobs for three months and haul luggage full-time to address a stubborn labor shortage that's disrupting flights.
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Elon Musk Denies Having Affair With Sergey Brin’s Wife, Claims He Is Still Friends With Google Co-Founder
Elon Musk has claimed that a report alleging he had an affair with Nicole Shanahan, the wife of Sergey Brin is untrue. The Tesla CEO took to Twitter to state that a report by the Wall Street Journal was not true and that he was still friends with the Google co-founder. According to the report, Brin had instructed his advisers to sell his personal i...
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The World's Most (And Least) Powerful Passports In 2022. India Is...
Japan, Singapore and South Korea have the most powerful passports as the world continues to recover from Covid-19, reversing pre-pandemic rankings that were dominated by European nations.
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Facebook, Instagram, TikTok Brace For Australian Social Media Ban Fallout
Australia's controversial new law barring under-16s from social media is one of the toughest crackdowns yet on platforms including Facebook and TikTok as governments worldwide grasp for ways to protect children from harmful content.
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Billionaire Sex Saga Is Latest Scandal To Rock Australian CEOs
The alleged sex-for-investment scandal embroiling Australian tech billionaire Richard White is just the latest corporate calamity in a country fast losing its reputation as a tightly-regulated market with strict governance standards.
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World's Most Turbulent Flight Routes Show Rough Rides Are Everywhere
The deadly turbulence on a Singapore Airlines Ltd. flight on its way from London to Singapore has put a spotlight on the world's most unstable air routes.
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Cactus Skin, Fishing Nets: How Plane Seats Could Change In Future
Airline passengers may soon be nestled on seats made from cactus skin and abandoned fishing nets as the aviation industry tries almost anything to turn itself into a sustainable mode of transport.
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"Good Night. Malaysian 370": World's Top Missing Plane Mystery, 10 Years On
The huge Boeing Co. 777 jet, almost as long as a Manhattan city block and taller than a five-story building, had somehow managed to make itself invisible in the clear night sky. There were 239 people on board.
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US Navy Heard Titanic Sub Implosion Days Ago. Rescue Went On Because...
As multiple ships scoured the North Atlantic this week for the missing submersible headed to the Titanic wreck site, the US Navy had already detected an implosion on Sunday at the site where the vessel lost communications.
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Five Men Lost On Titanic Sub Were Bound By Love Of Exploration
A British explorer. A father and son. An adventuring CEO. And a French pilot known as "Mr. Titanic." Those were the five men aboard the submersible that went missing near the wreckage of the Titanic on Sunday morning.
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Noises Detected In Search For Titanic Vessel As Oxygen Wanes
Remotely operated vehicles used in the search are being relocated, while data from the aircraft that detected the noises have been shared with US Navy experts to feed into future searches, the Coast Guard said.
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Race Against Time As Oxygen Running Out For Those On Missing Titanic Sub
Rescuers descended on the North Atlantic, desperately searching for a submersible vessel that was headed to the wreck of the Titanic but is now missing with five crew onboard and less than two days of oxygen remaining.
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Titanic Submarine Charging Tourists $250,000 Missing At Sea
Searchers raced to find a submersible diving vessel with five people aboard that went missing in the North Atlantic while on an expedition to view the Titanic shipwreck.
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Missing Titanic Sub, With 5 Aboard, May Have 70 Hours Of Oxygen Left
Searchers raced to find a submersible diving vessel with five people aboard that went missing in the North Atlantic while on an expedition to view the Titanic shipwreck.
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This Airline Won't Fire Pregnant Flight Attendants Anymore
In a statement on Monday, Singapore Air said pregnant cabin crew "may choose to work in a temporary ground attachment" and can resume flying duties after maternity leave.
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This Airline Asks Execs To Fill In As Baggage Handlers
Qantas Airways Ltd needs executives from head office to leave their jobs for three months and haul luggage full-time to address a stubborn labor shortage that's disrupting flights.
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Elon Musk Denies Having Affair With Sergey Brin’s Wife, Claims He Is Still Friends With Google Co-Founder
Elon Musk has claimed that a report alleging he had an affair with Nicole Shanahan, the wife of Sergey Brin is untrue. The Tesla CEO took to Twitter to state that a report by the Wall Street Journal was not true and that he was still friends with the Google co-founder. According to the report, Brin had instructed his advisers to sell his personal i...
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The World's Most (And Least) Powerful Passports In 2022. India Is...
Japan, Singapore and South Korea have the most powerful passports as the world continues to recover from Covid-19, reversing pre-pandemic rankings that were dominated by European nations.
