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The Bryan Mound Strategic Petroleum Reserve, an oil storage facility, is seen in this aerial photograph over Freeport, Texas, U.S., April 27, 2020.

Biden Spurs Record Emergency Oil Release To Offset Losses From Russia

President Joe Biden on Thursday will launch the largest release ever from the U.S.

U.S. House Panel Sets Hearing To Press For Electric Postal Vehicles

A U.S. House of Representatives committee said on Wednesday it will hold an April 5 hearing on U.S.

Blue Origin Launches Its Fourth Crew To Final Frontier

The New Shepard suborbital rocket blasted off from the company's Launch Site One base in west Texas at 8:58 am local time (1358 GMT) with six crew

Blue Origin launches its fourth crew to final frontier

A BNY Mellon sign is seen on their headquarters in New York's financial district, January 19, 2011.

BNY Mellon Chosen As Custodian For Circle's Stablecoin Reserves

Circle Internet Financial has selected Bank of New York Mellon Corp as primary custodian for its reserves of USD Coin, a stablecoin cryptocurrency whose value is directly pegged to the U.S.

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The United States has urged OPEC+ to raise production to stabilise soaring prices

OPEC+ Sticks To Modest Oil Output Increase Despite Western Pressure

OPEC+ sticks to modest oil output increase despite Western pressure

The murder of dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi sparked international outrage

Turkey Seeks To Shelve Khashoggi Case

Turkey seeks to shelve Khashoggi case

Boeing plane models are seen at the Boeing pavilion at the Singapore Airshow in Singapore, February 16, 2022.

Ryanair Goads Boeing As Jetmaker Meets Rival EasyJet

The boss of Irish budget carrier Ryanair raised the stakes in a feud with Boeing over jet prices by saying he could do without a long-stalled deal to buy the 737 MAX 10 - even as Boeing appeared to woo his arch-rival easyJet.

Visitors use their mobile phones next to a 5G advertising banner during the GSMA's 2022 Mobile World Congress (MWC), in Barcelona, Spain, March 2, 2022.

Exclusive-U.S. Warned Firms About Russia's Kaspersky Software Day After Invasion -sources

The U.S. government began privately warning some American companies the day after Russia invaded Ukraine that Moscow could manipulate software designed by Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky to cause harm, according to a senior U.S.

The Suncor tar sands processing plant near the Athabasca River at their mining operations near Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 17, 2014.

Canadian Oil Industry At Odds With Trudeau Over New 2030 Climate Plans

Canada's first emissions reduction roadmap relies heavily on the oil and gas sector to help Ottawa reach its 2030 climate goal, but there is a still a big gap between what industry and government say are achievable cuts.

Shoping carts are wheeled outside a Target Store during Black Friday sales in Brooklyn, New York, U.S., November 26, 2021.

Food Stamp Recipients Are The New Frontier For Target.com

Target Corp is preparing to let shoppers use food stamps to pay for online orders, following in the footsteps of Walmart Inc and Amazon.com, in a move that could help the nation's seventh-largest retailer gain market share among lower-income shoppers.

Most of the pair's followers are young Japanese men

Ukrainian YouTubers In Japan Make #NoWar Plea

Ukrainian YouTubers in Japan make #NoWar plea

Sakhalin-2 is an oil and gas project on Sakhalin island in Russia's far east

Japan Rules Out Withdrawal From Joint Russia Gas Project

Japan rules out withdrawal from joint Russia gas project

A representation of cryptocurrencies in this illustration taken, January 24, 2022.

EU Lawmakers Back New Tracing Rule For Crypto Transfers

European Union lawmakers backed new safeguards for tracing transfers of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on Thursday, in the latest sign that regulators are tightening up on the freewheeling sector.

Logos of Toshiba are pictured at a venue of Toshiba Corp's annual general meeting with its shareholders in Tokyo, Japan, June 25, 2021.

Toshiba's Top Shareholder To Sell Stake If Bain Launches Tender Offer

Toshiba Corp's top shareholder said it had agreed to sell its stake to Bain Capital if the U.S.

Central Asians who migrated to Russia face a difficult choice between staying there or returning home

Central Asian Migrants Eye Russia Exit Amid Economic Pain

Central Asian migrants eye Russia exit amid economic pain

Mennonite influencer Marcela Enns shows a video on her cellphone in Ciudad Cuauhtemoc in northern Mexico

Mennonite Social Media Influencer Rips Up Rulebook

Mennonite social media influencer rips up rulebook

A sign for the Royal Bank of Canada in Toronto, Ontario, Canada December 13, 2021.

Royal Bank Of Canada Offers $2.1 Billion For UK's Brewin Dolphin

Royal Bank of Canada became the latest Canadian lender to expand overseas with a 1.6 billion pound ($2.1 billion) all-cash offer for U.K.-based wealth manager Brewin Dolphin on Thursday.

The director of Britain's intelligence agency GCHQ says Putin had "massively misjudged" the invasion

US, UK Say Fearful Advisers Mislead Putin On Ukraine War

US, UK say fearful advisers mislead Putin on Ukraine war

Judges from common law jurisdictions are invited to sit as non-permanent members at Hong Kong's top court

Nine Foreign Judges To Stay On Hong Kong's Top Court

Nine foreign judges to stay on Hong Kong's top court

Crude prices fell on reports US President Joe Biden was looking at releasing a million barrels a day for several months as he tries to temper a surge in the market to more than $100

Oil Prices Sink As US Taps Reserves; Equities Fall

Oil prices sink as US taps reserves; equities fall

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., January 26, 2022.

US, European Stocks Down; Set For Worst Quarter Since Pandemic

Global stocks fell on Thursday as investors sold risky assets due to concerns about possible recession and the Russian-Ukranian war, and oil prices plunged over $5 a barrel as Washington contemplated releasing more U.S.

Australian journalist Cheng Lei has been in detention since 2020

Australian TV Anchor Has Closed China Trial On State Secrets Charges

Australian TV anchor has closed China trial on state secrets charges

Migrants cross the the border trench near Pisiga from Bolivia into Chile

Trench Proves Ultimate Barrier To Venezuelans Arriving In Chile

Trench proves ultimate barrier to Venezuelans arriving in Chile

Suave Recall: Antiperspirant Sprays Pulled Off Shelves Over Carcinogen Concerns

An internal review found "slightly elevated" levels of benzene.

UK Spy Chief Says Putin Advisors Fear Telling Truth On Ukraine

UK spy chief says Putin advisors fear telling truth on Ukraine

Olivia Rodrigo, photographed here in Los Angeles in 2021, is widely tipped as a shoo-in for the 2022 Grammy for best new artist

Eclectic New Artist Grammy Nods Signal Inclusion, With Or Without Wins

Eclectic new artist Grammy nods signal inclusion, with or without wins

Hackers have used phony law enforcement or government requests to steal user information from Facebook parent Meta

Hackers Got User Data From Meta With Forged Request

Hackers got user data from Meta with forged request

El Shafee Elsheikh, the former Islamic State member dubbed "Jihadi George" by his captives

El Shafee Elsheikh, Accused Of Being One Of The Islamic State 'Beatles'

El Shafee Elsheikh, accused of being one of the Islamic State 'Beatles'

A Vending Machine Burger? Sandwich-Making Robot In A Box Makes This Possible

A company has developed a vending machine that makes hamburgers.

A Maxar satellite image taken on March 10, 2022 and showing the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Pripyat, Ukraine, which Russian forces have begun to pull out of, according to the US

Russians Start To Withdraw From Chernobyl: US

Russians start to withdraw from Chernobyl: US

US Trade Representative Katherine Tai (R), seen here with British Secretary of State for International Trade Anne-Marie Trevelyan in Baltimore in March 2022, advocates the US emphasize economic independence from China rather than focusing on changing Beij

Tariffs Have Not Forced China To Change Its Ways, US Trade Chief Says

Rather than pressuring China to change its "unfair" trade practices, US Trade Representative Katherine Tai said Wednesday the economy would be better served by policies to encourage domestic manufacturing.