South Korea's privacy watchdog has fined e-commerce giant Coupang a record $409 million for a massive data breach affecting over 30 million customers. The penalty, the largest in the country's history, follows a cyber-intrusion that led to a diplomatic dispute with the US. The fine surpasses previous records set by other companies.
The war in Ukraine has now surpassed the duration of the first world war, raising concerns about its prolonged impact. While the comparison between the two conflicts is not perfect, the similarities in tactics, such as the use of artillery, highlight the evolving nature of modern warfare.
US Vice President JD Vance has stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 'has certainly got some things wrong,' acknowledging areas of disagreement while emphasizing continued cooperation. Vance highlighted that while their interests may diverge, the U.S. will prioritize its own national interests. The comments come amid strained US-Israel relations, following reports of a heated phone call between Trump and Netanyahu.
Ryanair is under investigation by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority for charging parents to sit with their children on flights. The airline has called the probe 'bogus', claiming it is the only major carrier from the UK imposing such a fee. The watchdog is assessing whether the practice complies with consumer law.
President Trump expressed support for rising inflation, citing higher energy costs linked to the Iran conflict as temporary. He claimed U.S. forces are moving millions of barrels of Iranian oil through the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting inflation will decrease once the conflict ends.
