China announced it will launch an investigation into Google for alleged antitrust violations, citing violations of the country’s anti-monopoly law. This comes after China imposed additional tariffs on U.S. goods, including a 15% levy on coal and liquified natural gas imports and 10% higher duties on American crude oil, farm equipment, and certain vehicles. Despite ceasing internet and search engine services in China in 2010, Google continues operations to assist Chinese businesses advertising on its platforms abroad.
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NYC crime plunges in January compared to 2024: NYPD report
In January, major crimes in NYC, such as murder, assaults, and robberies, decreased significantly by 16.8% compared to the previous year, with Mayor Adams set to present this positive news to the state Legislature. While most crime categories saw a decline, reported rapes increased by 40%, attributed to a new state law broadening the definition of rape. Mayor Adams praised the NYPD's efforts in reducing crime, highlighting the deployment of additional officers to the subway...
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