Japanese technology company at centre of Post Office IT scandal is negotiating settlement with UK government over faulty software
The chair of Fujitsu, the Japanese technology firm at the centre of the Post Office IT scandal, has resigned after its board became aware of his “woman-related inappropriate conduct”.
The company said on Tuesday that Hidenori Furuta had stepped down after two years in the role.
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The 61-year-old was found to have coerced his wife into sexual acts with men he found online in exchange for payment.
The vote fulfils a promise by new PM Péter Magyar to stop his predecessor from becoming prime minister again.
The number of foreign visitors is down by 58% compared to last year, Cuban officials say, amid sanctions and an effective oil blockade.
Country acts amid Iran war inflation pressures, but US Fed and Bank of England expected to hold rates
The Bank of Japan (BoJ) has raised interest rates to a 31-year high as it tries to dampen inflationary pressures created by the Iran war.
Policymakers in Tokyo raised the BoJ’s short-term policy rate by a quarter of one percentage point, to 1% from 0.75%, and warned that companies were passing on rising oil costs to each other at a “relatively fast pace”.
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France take on Senegal in a repeat of their famous 2002 opener while Messi's Argentina face Algeria in Kansas City.
The fires in Riverside County cover over 2,000 acres, say authorities.
The NEET exam had earlier been scrapped over allegations of a paper leak, sparking massive protests.
Iran says any continued Israeli occupation in Lebanon would be a breach of the Memorandum of Understanding with the US.
French President Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday’s lunch summit would focus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran fans react to team’s first World Cup match amid political schisms
Primaries are set to take place in Alabama, California, Oklahoma, Georgia, and the capital, Washington, DC, on Tuesday.