European airlines push to cut compensation for delays under 5 hours
The regulation currently covers up to 3 hours of delay
The Body Shop’s fair-trade suppliers might be left in limbo after collapse of UK company
The company is known of its standards of ethical, fair trade and cruelty free products
Ever wonder how many videos are on YouTube? Researchers reveal it’s a whopping 14 billion
The way YouTube is used makes it most aptly described as infrastructure, say researchers
European Parliament to establish TikTok presence despite app’s ban on corporate phones
The Parliament is adopting this approach to fight disinformation and get the message across, while retaining cyber security
Toyota troubles: Japanese carmaker recalls 50,000 vehicles in US over airbag ‘injury or death’ fears
The automaker is urging owners of older vehicles to get immediate repairs on the airbags of certain models
‘Revolutionary’ Apple Macintosh turns 40
The Macintosh introduced wider society to digital life for the first time
Cayman Islands, Jordan removed from EU list of high risk third countries
Both countries were removed from the FATF grey list last October
Australia cuts ‘golden visa’ programme for wealthy investors citing ‘poor economic outcomes’
The programme was subject to heavy criticism
France undertakes reminting of 27 million coins after not following standard Commission requirements
French minting company Monnaie de Paris will bear the price of the costly mix-up
Bitcoin set to go mainstream after US SEC approval
First Bitcoin fund set to begin trading today
France’s Carrefour to take Pepsi products off the shelves
The retailer had previously put up disclaimers in its aisles, slamming the food and drink giant for ‘shrinkflation’
Ryanair fares no longer available on online air travel agents like Kayak or Kiwi
The Irish airline welcomed the removal of its flights from “pirate sites”, but warned of short-term impacts
Compromises need to be reached to reignite lasting peace in the Middle East – PM at European Council Summit
No agreement was reached on the revision of the EU Multiannual Financial Framework
Zara in hot water after running advert accused of resembling Gaza images
The mega-fashion brand has since pulled a couple of photos from the campaign that were deemed the most offensive
‘Iconic’ Chanel cuff bearing ‘Maltese Cross’ sells for €400,000 at auction
The Maltese Cross Cuff was a favourite of the legendary designer
Google to annihilate inactive accounts, starting 1st December
Say goodbye to your old Gmail account. Google will start its clean-up in two days