A report from crypto investment firm Grayscale estimates revenue from virtual gaming worlds alone could grow to $400 billion by 2025.
Covid-19 has infected more than 260M people and killed over 5.2M. Here are the latest developments related to the pandemic for November 26, 2021:
The Italian competition authority fined Apple and Google $11 million each for violations of the consumer code, including failing to provide enough information to customers.
The fishermen are angry at the British government for not granting more licenses to fish in UK waters — and angry at their own government for not doing more to defend them.
The statement from the Central Bank governor comes amid fluctuating foreign exchange rates that led to the drop of the value of Turkish lira against foreign currencies
The fishermen plan to block ferry traffic in an attempt to get their licenses back as agreed with the UK under a post-Brexit deal.
The Zionist state disenfranchises Palestinian communities by choking the flow of tourists and destroying existing infrastructure.
Tourism income in Turkey reached $16.8 billion during the first nine months of 2021, as the country plans to welcome more than 28 million foreign tourists by the end of the year.
The announcement from the delivery company comes as it looks to roll out its services to more places across the United Kingdom.
Lawsuit filed against NSO Group and its parent company OSY Technologies for alleged surveillance and targeting of Apple iPhones with its Pegasus spyware.
President Joe Biden orders release of 50 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves, saying gas prices will fall for consumers but it will take time.
The Italian Competition Authority has hit Apple with a $151 million fine and Amazon with a $77.29 million penalty.
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