Landing passenger jets collide in Frankfurt, Germany
Two passenger planes, an Air Namibia Airbus and a Korean Air Boeing plane, collided on the tarmac while undertaking landings at Frankfurt Airport. No injuries have been reported, though the planes seem to have taken some damage. The cause of the collision is still not clear, pending further investigation.
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Groupon fires CEO and COO amid coronavirus crisis
Even though most tech companies have experienced stock crashes in the past month due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Groupon's share price dropped by an astounding 70 percent, due to which the company has now asked its CEO Rich Williams and COO Steve Krenzer to step down from their positions. Groupon's North America president Aaron Cooper will serve as interim CEO.
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Microsoft Teams crashes as Europe works at home
Microsoft's chat and communications software, Team, crashed for European users due to the load caused by most European businesses encouraging employees to work from home, and schools utilizing the service for online classes. Users experienced trouble signing in and sending messages, with the problem being resolved by Microsoft in about two hours.
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Robinhood app crashes amid the stock market collapse
Only a week after the digital stock investment startup Robinhood apologized to users for a disastrous system-wide power outage due to busy trading, the app has crashed again today after stock crashes across the world prompted another round of heavy trading. The app's creators have stated that users will be compensated for their losses on a case-by-case basis.
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SpaceX partners up with established space tourism company
SpaceX has now become partners with Space Adventures, a private space tourism company that has already launched a few commercial astronauts into space. This means SpaceX will likely be able to start launching commercial flights as soon as their Crew Dragon spacecraft is ready. the spacecraft is scheduled to take two NASA astronauts into space in a few months.
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