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The cadence of initial public offerings has slowed considerably in 2022 following a record 2021 that saw the arrival of Robinhood and others

Which Companies Are Going Public In 2022? Almost None So Far

Which companies are going public in 2022? Almost none so far

Taiwan Puppeteers Look To NFTs To Keep Their Art Alive

Two Pili puppet characters battle each other, with real fire as a special effect, during a demonstration at their filming studio in Yunlin, Taiwan, February 18, 2022.

A group of Taiwanese puppeteers are looking to use non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, to help bring their traditional art form into the modern era and keep it relevant for a new audience.

Toshiba Investors Bet On Private Equity Interest, Shares Jump

Investors sent Toshiba Corp shares sharply higher on Friday as they bet the Japanese conglomerate could become the target of a bidding war after Bain Capital sounded out shareholders about a possible buyout.

Mondelez International Oreo bisquits are seen in this illustration taken July 26, 2021.

Oreo Maker Mondelez Says Ukrainian Biscuit Factory Suffered 'Significant Damage'

Oreo cookie maker Mondelez International Inc said its plant in Trostyanets, a town in eastern Ukraine, has suffered "significant damage" because of military action due to the war.

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O'Leary told AFP he believed the Boeing 737 MAX, which was grounded for 20 months following two fatal accidents, was 'reestablishing its credibility'

Ryanair Chief Expects 'Strong Recovery', Covid And Ukraine Permitting

Ryanair chief expects 'strong recovery', Covid and Ukraine permitting

The Citgo Petroleum Corporation headquarters are pictured in Houston, Texas, U.S., February 19, 2019.

Citgo Petroleum Lost $160 Million In 2021 From Impact Of Storm

U.S. oil refiner Citgo Petroleum on Thursday reported its second consecutive annual loss, of $160 million for 2021, as earnings were hit by a winter storm early in the year.

A representation of the cryptocurrency is seen in front of Russian flag in this illustration taken, March 4, 2022.

Crypto Exchange Binance Wins Dismissal Of U.S. Lawsuit Over Digital Token Sales

A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit accusing Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, of violating U.S.

U.S. Stocks, Bonds Flash Diverging Signals As Volatile First Quarter Ends

Which market has it right?With the first quarter of 2022 over, the U.S.

An oil tanker is docked while oil is pumped into it at the ships terminal of PDVSA's Jose Antonio Anzoategui industrial complex in the state of Anzoategui April 15, 2015.

Exclusive-Venezuela's PDVSA Seeks Oil Tankers In Anticipation Of U.S. Sanctions Easing

Venezuela's state-run energy firm PDVSA is in talks to buy and lease several oil tankers amid a possible expansion in exports, according to three sources and a document seen by Reuters, a sign the country expects U.S.

P&O Ferries' sacking of 800 workers two weeks ago has triggered protests at ports across the UK

In UK Ports, Outrage At Sacked P&O Ferries Workers

In UK ports, outrage at sacked P&O Ferries workers

Ukrainian troops on the frontlines near the city of Kharkiv

War In Ukraine Could 'Drag On For Awhile' As Russia Eyes Donbas: Pentagon

War in Ukraine could 'drag on for awhile' as Russia eyes Donbas: Pentagon

People attend the Watches and Wonders exhibition near the Chanel booth in Geneva, Switzerland, March 30, 2022.

Swiss Watchmakers Grapple With Fallout Of Russian Crisis

Swiss watchmakers are gathering in Geneva this week for their first big industry event in three years, tackling the impact of sanctions on rich Russians arising from the war in Ukraine.

Workers stand in line to cast ballots for a union election at Amazon's JFK8 distribution center, in the Staten Island borough of New York City, U.S., March 25, 2022.

Amazon Union Has Strong Lead In NY Early Vote Count, Losing In Alabama

Results from union elections at an Amazon.com Inc warehouse in New York and another in Alabama started coming in on Thursday, with counts so far showing a potential landmark victory for organized labor at a Staten Island warehouse.

Amazon Leading In Union Vote In Alabama, Labor Winning In NY Based On Early Counts

Results from union elections at an Amazon.com Inc warehouse in New York and another in Alabama started coming in on Thursday, with early counts showing a potential landmark victory for organized labor at a Staten Island warehouse.

Amazon Union Vote Close In Alabama, Labor Winning In NY Based On Early Counting

Results from union elections at Amazon.com Inc's warehouses in New York and Alabama started coming in on Thursday, with early counts showing a potential landmark victory for organized labor at a Staten Island warehouse.

Amazon Union Has Strong Lead In NY Vote Count; Losing In Alabama

Amazon.com Inc workers at a warehouse in New York City's Staten Island have so far voted 57% in favor of unionizing with a final tally due on Friday, a potential landmark victory for organized labor at the second-largest U.S.

An agricultural worker shows a fertilizer before spreading it in a soybean field, near Brasilia, Brazil February 15, 2022. Picture taken February 15, 2022.

Canadian Firm Lobbies Brazil For Amazon Potash Mine Permit

Toronto-based Brazil Potash Corp has laid out for Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro this week its plans to reduce his country's dependence on fertilizer imports disrupted by the Ukraine war by opening a potash mine in the Amazon.

Volkswagen saw its profits surge higher despite selling fewer cars due to semiconductor shortages

100,000 Volkswagen Cars To Be Recalled Over Fire Risk

According to Volkswagen, the fire risk stems from the insufficiently insulated high-voltage battery of the hybrid system.

Palestinian mourners attend the funeral of Sanad Abu Atiyeh and Yazid al-Saadi in the town of Jenin

Three Dead As West Bank Violence Escalates

Three dead as West Bank violence escalates

Gas flames of a mobile cooker are pictured in a private home, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, in Bad Honnef near Bonn, Germany, March 30, 2022.

Explainer-Russia Wants Gas Payments In Roubles. Will Buyers Make The Switch?

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Thursday requiring foreign buyers to pay roubles for Russian gas from April 1 or see their contracts halted, a move described as "blackmail" by European states.

A representations of cryptocurrency Bitcoin is seen in front of a stock graph and U.S. dollar in this illustration taken, January 24, 2022.

U.S. SEC Says Crypto Safekeeping Arrangements Should Be Treated As Liability

U.S. listed companies that hold cryptocurrencies on behalf of users and customers should account for those assets as a liability on their balance sheet and disclose the related risks to investors, the securities regulator said on Thursday.

Greenpeace activists blocked two Russian tankers from transferring 100,000 tonnes of crude oil off the Danish coast

Greenpeace Blocks Russian Oil Delivery Off Denmark

Greenpeace blocks Russian oil delivery off Denmark

Russian President Vladimir Putin said existing gas contracts would be "stopped" if countries fail to pay via a rubles account

Putin Warns EU Nations Need Ruble Accounts To Get Gas

Putin warns EU nations need ruble accounts to get gas

An entrance to the Ford Motor Co. Flat Rock Assembly Plant is seen in Flat Rock, Michigan, U.S. January 3, 2017.

Ford, GM To Halt Production At Two Michigan Plants Due To Parts Shortage

Ford Motor Co and General Motors will each halt production next week at a Michigan plant due to parts shortages, the two companies said separately on Thursday.

A Telecom Italia's control unit for fiber optics is seen in Perugia, Italy, June 23, 2017.

TIM, CDP Set To Start Formal Talks For Network Deal - Sources

Telecom Italia (TIM) and state lender CDP are expected to start formal negotiations over a potential merger of TIM's network assets with those of state backed Open Fiber, two sources familiar with the matter said.

TIM, CDP Eye Formal Talks For Network Deal In Alternative Path To KKR's Bid -sources

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.

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

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.