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The Royal Palace in Tonga's capital was covered in volcanic ash after the January 15 eruption of the nearby Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haâapai volcano

Covid Outbreak On Ship Threatens Tonga Aid Efforts

Covid outbreak on ship threatens Tonga aid efforts

Indonesian police said 17 bodies were found in the Double O club in Sorong which caught fire during clashes between two groups while another person was stabbed to death

At Least 19 Dead After Clash, Fire At Club In Indonesia's West Papua

At least 19 dead after clash, fire at club in Indonesia's West Papua

Traders will be hanging on every word by Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell when he holds a new conference after the bank's policy meeting this week

Wall Street Falls As Fed Meets, Europe Rebounds

Wall Street falls as Fed meets, Europe rebounds

The Australian government has reached a copyright deal with the creator of the Aboriginal flag so that it can be used by all without restriction

Australia Buys Rights To Aboriginal Flag, Ending Long Dispute

Australia buys rights to Aboriginal flag, ending long dispute

Here's Where You Can Find Customizable Ready-to-Purchase Projects for Businesses

Check out custom-built projects created by skilled professionals that align with your business needs and long-term vision.

Boeing has added $450 million to a venture that aims to commercialize autonomous electric air taxis

Boeing Invests $450 Mn In Air Taxi Venture

Boeing invests $450 mn in air taxi venture

The price of bitcoin hit record highs in 2021, but it slid below $40,000 in January 2022

What Candlestick Charts Tell Us About Bitcoin’s Next Move

Candlestick charts provide insight into the volatile world of Bitcoin.

Elon Musk's Tesla has benefited from a boom in electric vehicle sales

Tesla Accuses JPMorgan Of Holding 'Animus' Against Elon Musk In New Lawsuit

Tesla filed a counter lawsuit against JPMorgan related to a bond deal secured seven years ago between the two companies. At the center of the lawsuit is a claim that JPMorgan is biased against...

Bob Dylan performs at the 44th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in February 2002

Bob Dylan Sold Entire Recording Catalog To Sony

Bob Dylan sold entire recording catalog to Sony

The UK government said it is scrapping compulsory Covid tests for fully jabbed arrivals and quarantine for unvaccinated travellers

Covid Tests To End For Arrivals Into UK: Govt

Covid tests to end for arrivals into UK: govt

Bob Dylan Sold Entire Recording Catalog To Sony

Bob Dylan sold entire recording catalog to Sony

Ford Stops Taking Hybrid Maverick Truck Orders Amid Surging Demand

Ford said it doesn’t have the capacity to meet the overwhelming demand from customers for the hybrid pickup.

Apple was hit by the global chip shortage

Apple's Metaverse Strategy, What it Means

Apple's strategy seems to be in sharp contrast to other tech giants.

Meta says its new supercomputer can process images and video up to 20 times faster than its current systems

Facebook Trumpets Massive New Supercomputer

Facebook said the array of machines could process images and video up to 20 times faster than their current systems.

Kabore, seen during 75th anniversary celebrations of UNESCO in Paris in November, vowed to stem jihadist violence but his failure to do so has hit his credibility with the military

Kabore, Burkina's Consensus-builder And Onetime Beacon Of Hope

Kabore, Burkina's consensus-builder and onetime beacon of hope

Krispy Kreme Is Giving Away Doughnuts To Blood Donors

Krispy Kreme is giving free doughnuts to blood donors now through Jan. 31. Here's how to get your free dozen.

Google is accused of misleading consumers on privacy protections in new lawsuits

US Suits Accuse Google Of Tracking Data Without Users' Permission

Google builds detailed profiles and sells highly targeted advertising with data collected from its billions of users, with the location being a key piece of information, argued the suits that seek...