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When they started to unionize, Amazon tried to get rid of them. But barely a week before they formally unionized, Amazon announced the cancellation of BTS's contract.

Tech titans Google and Microsoft announced better then expected earnings on Tuesday as the frenzy over artificial intelligence stokes investor excitement and breathes a new life into the sector. Google has played a close second to the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI in rolling out its AI products following the release of ChatGPT that ignited a tech frenzy.

Hollywood A-listers including Emmy winner Bryan Cranston and a group of Oscar winners on Tuesday led a large rally of striking actors and writers in New York's Times Square, as the stalemate with studios and streamers dragged on.

Fans have reacted with disbelief after Cassper Nyovest revealed that he has some unreleased music with AKA. This further proved to many that rap beefs are fake.

The Teamsters union and UPS shipping announced Tuesday that the two sides had reached a tentative agreement on a five-year contract that would avert a crippling strike across the United States. In recent weeks, the prospect of a strike has raised worries among economists and among businesses that rely on the shipping giant.

A South African woman expressed her confidence in her driving skills by removing the L sticker on her Suzuki car. The video resonated with peeps and went viral.

Sixteen children sustained injuries in a traffic accident on Tugela Street in Carletonville located west of Johannesburg. The children were taken to hospital.

The world is heading for a record grain harvest in the 2023-2024 season thanks to gains for maize and rice, but the market remains under pressure thanks to El Nino and risks due to the war in Ukraine. The pressure on the wheat market is due to the level of stocks.

LVMH, the world's top luxury group, said Tuesday it enjoyed an excellent first half with net profits soaring by 30 percent to 8.48 billion euros ($9.34 billion) thanks to strong growth in Asia and Europe. LVMH's leading business group of fashion and leather goods alone saw 17 percent revenue growth to 21.2 billion euros.
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