Verizon users across the U.S. reported outages on Monday morning, with service limited to SOS mode; Verizon acknowledged the issue at 11:48 a.m. and is working to resolve it. The FCC is investigating the cause, with the peak of more than 100,000 queries decreasing to around 40,000; Verizon updated customers at 5:04 p.m. that service is starting to be restored, with engineers making progress. AT&T confirmed they are not experiencing outages, and SOS mode allows users to call 911 despite the network connection issue.
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Shein’s London IPO could go ahead, despite forced labour concerns
Shein's potential IPO in London faces concerns over forced labor allegations in its supply chains, with advocacy groups pushing the FCA to block the listing. Despite this, FCA chief executive Nikhil Rathi seems inclined to approve the IPO, citing the need for transparent disclosure of risks to investors. If approved, Shein's listing could be the largest in London's history, signaling a potential boost for the subdued IPO market, with a target valuation of £50.3 billion...
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