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Chinese President Xi Jinping told the leaders of France and Germany he was "deeply grieved" by the outbreak of war in Europe

China Wants Direct Talks Between EU And Russia Over Ukraine, Leaving US Aside

China is beginning to take a more active role in promoting a solution to the Russian-Ukraine conflict, calling for Europe to negotiate a deal directly with Russia.

Some Russians Say 'Good Riddance' As McDonald's Closes Up Shop

McDonald's, Coca-Cola and Starbucks suspended operations in Russia this week

Some Russians say 'good riddance' as McDonald's closes up shop

Buzz Aldrin's Famous 1969 Moon Walk Picture Sells At Auction

A total of 74 NASA photographs were put up for sale in Copenhagen

Buzz Aldrin's famous 1969 moon walk picture sells at auction

Bottles of prescription painkiller OxyContin pills, made by Purdue Pharma LP sit on a counter at a local pharmacy in Provo, Utah, U.S., April 25, 2017.

Purdue Seeks Approval Of $6 Billion Opioid Settlement Over State And DOJ Objections

Purdue Pharma on Wednesday is urging a bankruptcy judge to approve a $6 billion opioid settlement funded by its Sackler family owners, over objections from 20 states and the U.S.

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A worker changes the numbers of a price at the Lukoil fuel station, after local officials voted to suspend the business license of local Lukoil gas stations following the Russian's invasion of Ukraine, in Newark, New Jersey, U.S., March 3, 2022.

High Risk Of Half-percentage-point Fed Rate Hike In 2022, Economists Say

There is a high risk the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by half a percentage point sometime this year, according to economists polled by Reuters who also upgraded their inflation outlooks and said they may have to do so again.

Facebook lets people running groups at the social network use artificial intelligence to block misinformation.

New Facebook Tools Target Misinformation In Users' Groups

New Facebook tools target misinformation in users' groups

Vivendi's Profits Double, Takes Telecom Italia Writedown

Vivendi took a 728 million euro ($805 million) writedown on its stake in Telecom Italia in 2021, the French media group said on Wednesday, as it reported a doubling in core operating earnings over the same period.

A symphony of light consisting of bars, lines and circles in blue and yellow, the colours of the European Union, illuminates the south facade of the European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany, December 30, 2021.

For Falling Euro, ECB Intervention Probably A Move Too Far

The euro's fall of as much as 4% against the dollar and Swiss franc in two weeks is raising the question of what - if anything - the European Central Bank will do about it.

UAE flag flies over a boat at Dubai Marina, Dubai, United Arab Emirates May 22, 2015.

UAE Says It Is Committed To OPEC+ Agreement, Monthly Mechanism

The United Arab Emirates is committed to the OPEC+ agreement and its existing monthly production adjustment mechanism, its energy minister said on Wednesday, hours after the Arab country's ambassador to Washington said it favors an output increase.

UAE Favors Oil Production Increase - Ambassador To U.S

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) favors an oil production increase and will be encouraging OPEC to consider higher output, the UAE's ambassador to Washington said on Wednesday.

A yacht is seen under construction at the Heesen Yachts shipyard in Oss, Netherlands August 8, 2018.

Two Russians Resign From Supervisory Board Of Dutch Yacht Maker Heesen

Two Russian members of the supervisory board of Dutch luxury yacht maker Heesen Yachts stepped down on Wednesday

Groups called for a wealth tax of five percent for billionaires like Elon Musk

Bitcoin Surges On Elon Musk’s Conspiracy Theory About Who Satoshi Nakamoto Is

Bitcoin was spiked over 8% after Elon Musk tweet a conspiracy theory idea suggesting the identity of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.

Signage is seen at the London offices of British American Tobacco, in London, Britain, January 15, 2021.

Tobacco Group BAT Suspends Russia Capital Investments, Scales Back Marketing

Camel and Lucky Strike cigarette maker British American Tobacco Plc said on Wednesday its business in Russia continued to operate, but that it had suspended all planned capital investment in the country following the Ukraine invasion.

US lawmakers have accused Amazon of obstructing their anti-trust probe

US Lawmakers Accuse Amazon Of Blocking Anti-trust Probe

US lawmakers accuse Amazon of blocking anti-trust probe

Exclusive-BNP Paribas Bars Russia-based Staff From Computer Systems As Cyber Attack Fears Grow

France's largest bank BNP Paribas has cut off its Russia-based workforce from its internal computer systems as it seeks to bolster its defences against any potential cyber attack, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

BNP Paribas Bars Russia-based Staff From Computer Systems As Cyber Attack Fears Grow

This handout photo released by the University of Maryland School of Medicine on January 10, 2022 shows surgeon Dr. Bartley Griffith (L) with patient David Bennett, Sr., who received a heart implant from a genetically modified pig

First Pig Heart Transplant Patient Dies After Two Months

First pig heart transplant patient dies after two months

BMW Recalling 917,000 U.S. Vehicles Over Engine Fire Concerns

BMW will recall 917,106 vehicles in the United States over potential engine fire risks, the German automaker said on Wednesday, its third such move over the issue since 2017.

The EU says Spain can play an 'important' role in supplying Europe with gas

Spain An Option As EU Tries To Cut Reliance On Russian Gas

Spain an option as EU tries to cut reliance on Russian gas

SEC, Following Musk's Criticism, Ready To Distribute Funds From Tesla Settlement

The top U.S. securities regulator asked a judge for permission to distribute $40 million to investors it obtained in a 2018 civil settlement with Elon Musk and Tesla Inc that resolved a fraud charge and required Musk to obtain advance approval for some tweets.

Third Point Takes Stake In Cano Health, Pushes For Company Sale

Hedge fund Third Point LLC is pushing Cano Health to put itself up for sale because the senior-care facility operator's stock price has tumbled since it went public with a blank check company.

The seal of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seen at their headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 12, 2021.

Wall Street Regulator To Mandate Listed Companies Spell Out Cyber Risks

Wall Street's watchdog is set to unveil a rule on Wednesday that aims to enhance how public companies disclose when they experience a breach, and how soon.

Wall Street Regulator To Mandate Listed Companies Spell Out Cyber Breaches Within Four Days

Wall Street's watchdog voted to unveil a rule on Wednesday that aims to enhance how public companies disclose when they experience a breach, and how soon.

Wall Street Regulator Proposes Listed Companies Spell Out Cyber Breaches Within Four Days

Wall Street's watchdog voted to unveil a rule on Wednesday that aims to enhance how public companies disclose when they experience a breach, and how soon.

As the world's dominant reserve currency, an official US digital dollarcould be a game changer for the global financial system

Biden Orders Work To Begin On Future Digital Dollar

Biden orders work to begin on future digital dollar

Analysts fear there are low chances of a breakthrough at the meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Ukrainian counterpart

Turkey Hosts Top Russia, Ukraine Diplomats In Bid For Peace

Turkey hosts top Russia, Ukraine diplomats in bid for peace

Italy's State TV To Hold At Least 30% Stake In Towers Unit

Italy has ruled that state broadcaster RAI should retain a stake of at least 30% in its towers unit Rai Way, a draft government decree seen by Reuters showed on Wednesday.

A shopper walks past an MTN shop at a mall in Johannesburg, South Africa, March 2, 2017.

Africa's MTN Resumes Dividend After Bumper Annual Profit

Africa's largest mobile operator by subscribers, MTN Group, resumed annual dividends on Wednesday, declaring a higher payout than previous guidance as a divestment plan made progress and the firm reported higher profit.

You’re Not Imagining It, Toilet Paper Is Getting Thinner And More Expensive

“If a company can shrink the package and charge the same price, that in essence is a price increase to the consumer."

Lessors Face Legal Quagmire As Russian Plane Repos Stall

Global leasing companies staring at an imminent sanctions deadline to repossess more than 400 jets worth almost $10 billion from Russian airlines have received mostly radio silence as experts warn of legal wrangling that could last a decade.

Apple CEO Tim Cook announces a new lineup of products during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California, U.S. broadcast on March 8, 2022. Brooks Kraft/Apple Inc./Handout via REUTERS. .

Apple To Chime Louder In Asia With 5G IPhone SE

Apple Inc's low-cost 5G model should enhance the iPhone maker's appeal in Asia where it is in a stiff battle with multiple rivals from Samsung to Vivo, analysts believe.