Heavy rains behind floods that killed more than 600 people in Nigeria this year were about 80 times likelier because of human-induced climate change, scientists reported Wednesday. The floods mainly struck Nigeria but also Niger, Chad and neighboring countries, displacing more than 1.4 million people and devastating homes and farmland
As the final races for the House of Representatives and Senate plod toward a conclusion, both bodies are taking initial steps to organize themselves for a 118th Congress of the United States that few experts expect to be particularly productive. Republicans will control the House when the new Congress
Myanmar’s junta says it is releasing four foreigners from prison, including a former British ambassador and an Australian economist, as part of a major amnesty to mark a national holiday on Thursday. Among the 5,774 prisoners to be released are Australian Sean Turnell, a former economic advisor to ousted civilian
The partnership brings a unique consumer experience powered by loyalty and value-added services to millions of merchants globally. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FreedomPay, the commerce technology partner of choice for global leaders across hospitality, retail, restaurants and sports and entertainment, announce today a partnership with Castles Technology,
New benchmark of Aerospike 6 deployed on AWS Graviton2 processors delivers 25 million transactions per second with 99% under 1 millisecond Announcement follows the recent launch of Aerospike Cloud on AWS MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Aerospike, Inc., the real-time data platform leader, today announced a new release of Aerospike 6 […]
Phenotype MicroArray HAYWARD, Calif., Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Biolog, Inc., a leading provider of cell-based microbial phenotypic profiling and identification products, including the company’s high-throughput OmniLog® system, today announced the launch of new customizable Phenotype MicroArrays™ to further assist Biolog’s customers with metabolic profiling of microbial, mammalian, as
SEOUL, South Korean shares shot up over 2 percent Tuesday as investors were buoyed by growing hopes that the U.S. Federal Reserve may carry out rate cuts this year.