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The UN adopts its first cybercrime treaty in decades, strengthening global efforts to combat cyber threats through cooperation, evidence sharing, and victim protection.

The European Commission has allocated €10 million to UNRWA, reinforcing its support for Palestinian refugees amid rising humanitarian needs and ongoing regional challenges.

The FDA redefines “healthy” food after 30 years, prioritizing nutrient-rich options and excluding sugary snacks to combat chronic diseases in the U.S.

Oil prices rose Wednesday after U.S. crude inventories fell, but gains were capped as the Federal Reserve hinted at slower rate cuts. A stronger dollar also tempered optimism.

FedEx announces plans to spin off FedEx Freight into a new public company within 18 months, creating North America’s largest LTL carrier and boosting operational efficiency.

AT&T will require all office employees to work on-site five days weekly starting January 2025, marking a shift from its hybrid model and aligning with other corporations reversing remote work policies.

Broadcom surged 11% on Monday, extending its record rally fueled by AI growth, a $1 trillion valuation, and raised price targets from top analysts.

Honda and Nissan are reportedly in early-stage talks to merge, aiming to compete with dominant EV makers like BYD in a rapidly evolving global market.

UK inflation rose to 2.6% in November, reflecting rising energy costs and wage pressures, according to the ONS. Core inflation also rose to 3.5%, underscoring persistent challenges.

Starbucks doubles parental leave, giving birth parents up to 18 weeks and non-birth parents 12 weeks, under CEO Brian Niccol’s strategy to boost benefits and workplace culture.