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Donald Trump's new 'Truth Social' app is seen on a smartphone screen before a picture of the former president

Trump's New Social Media App Has Rocky Rollout

Trump's new social media app has rocky rollout

4 Times Elon Musk’s Tweet Sparked Controversy

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

Elon Musk has 73.4 million followers on Twitter, but sometimes his tweets hit a sour note with his legion of fans.

Allianz Fires Two Managers In Wake Of Investment Fund Collapse

Allianz has dismissed two asset managers who oversaw a group of investment funds that collapsed after racking up massive losses when the spread of coronavirus triggered wild market swings, according to regulatory filings.

Logos are on display outside a branch of VTB bank in Moscow, Russia May 30, 2019.

Russian Banks Increase Liquid Forex Assets By $8.5 Billion In Jan

Russian banks increased their liquid assets held in foreign currencies by $8.5 billion in January to $53.5 billion, the central bank said on Monday, in a sign lenders may try to boost their forex shield in light of fresh sanctions threat.

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Chevron Seeks To Sell Equatorial Guinea Oil And Gas Assets -sources

Chevron is looking to sell its stakes in three oil and gas fields in Equatorial Guinea, hoping a recent rally in energy prices will help attract buyers, three industry sources told Reuters.

Jordan Brand Executive Kept His Murder Conviction A Secret, Finally Reveals Truth

Nike executive Larry Miller, 72, spent four-and-a-half years in prison after fatally shooting 18-year-old Edward David White back in 1965.

FILE PHOTO - A customer hands over Russian rouble banknotes to a vendor at a market in Omsk, Russia February 18, 2022.

Rouble Sinks Past 78 Vs Dollar, Stocks Plunge On Ukraine Nerves

The rouble slid to a more than three-week low on Monday, erasing earlier gains in a volatile session, and Russian stocks plunged as Western fears of an imminent military action in Ukraine outweighed hopes that diplomatic efforts would yield results.

Rouble Sinks, Stocks Plunge As Russia Weighs Fate Of East Ukraine Breakaway Regions

The rouble lost well over 2% on Monday, diving past 79 against the dollar, while stocks plunged to their lowest in over a year after Western fears Russia may invade Ukraine hit new heights as Moscow discussed the fate of two breakaway regions.

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set this week to end all legal pandemic restrictions, but denies throwing "caution to the wind"

England Scraps Compulsory Self-isolation Period For Covid Cases

England scraps compulsory self-isolation period for Covid cases

Hong Kong is currently in the throes of its worst-ever coronavirus outbreak

Hong Kong To Launch Vaccine Pass As Omicron Outbreak Rages

Hong Kong to launch vaccine pass as Omicron outbreak rages

Kuwait's State Carrier Restructures Airbus Order To Add More Jets

State-owned Kuwait Airways on Monday announced it would now purchase 31 jets from Airbus instead of 28 as part of a restructured deal in which it has also reduced orders for A350-900 jets.

Europeans opposed to the Algerian policy of General de Gaulle violently confront security forces in Algiers on December 10, 1960

Algeria's 60 Years Of Complex Relations With Former Occupier France

Algeria's 60 years of complex relations with former occupier France

Markets started down on Monday but the losses were reduced after the US and Russian leaders said they would hold talks on Ukraine

Stocks Retreat As Russia Downplays Hopes Of Biden-Putin Summit

Stocks retreat as Russia downplays hopes of Biden-Putin summit

People wearing face masks shop for street food in Chinatown amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Bangkok, Thailand, January 6, 2021.

Thai Economy Returns To Growth In Q4, But Recovery In 2022 Seen Slow

Thailand's economy returned to growth in the fourth quarter, expanding faster than expected, but the 2021 pace was one of the slowest in Southeast Asia and the recovery this year is likely to be modest as tourism remains well below pre-pandemic levels.

A picture illustration of U.S. dollar, Swiss Franc, British pound and Euro bank notes, taken in Warsaw January 26, 2011.

Currency Markets Nervously Eye Ukraine Headlines, Take Heart From Possible Summit

Currency markets started the week nervously eying tensions in eastern Europe, with the safe-haven yen not far from a two-week high while the euro was on edge given the energy security and economic implications for Europe of a war in Ukraine.

Euro' Gains Fizzle As Russia-Ukraine Conflict Fears Intensify

The euro's gains fizzled and the dollar received a safe-haven boost on Monday after the Kremlin said there were no concrete plans for a summit over Ukraine between the Russian and U.S.

Euro Gains On Potential Biden-Putin Summit

The euro rallied on Monday, taking heart from news of a possible meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the crisis in Ukraine.

This Maxar satellite image taken and released on February 20, 2022 shows an overview of a helicopter deployment, a battle group and troops, in Valuyki, Russia

Images Show New Russian Troop Deployments Near Ukraine: US Company

Images show new Russian troop deployments near Ukraine: US company

An oil pump is seen at sunset outside Scheibenhard, near Strasbourg, France, October 6, 2017.

Oil Steadies After Swings As Ukraine Crisis, Iran Nuclear Talks Weigh

Oil prices calmed down after fluctuating initially on Monday, as investors eyed contrasting scenarios of tighter Russian energy supplies due to the Ukraine crisis and more crude coming to the market on a possible nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.

Credit Suisse has issued a vigorous denial of the allegations

Investigation Claims Credit Suisse Handled Dirty Money

Investigation claims Credit Suisse handled dirty money

Australia's AGL Energy Spurns Surprise $3.5 Billion Bid, Stands By Demerger Plan

Australia's top power producer AGL Energy Ltd on Monday rejected an unsolicited $3.54 billion takeover overture from tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and Canada's Brookfield Asset Management, sticking to its own spin-off tune.

Australia's AGL Energy Rejects $3.5 Billion Offer, Investors Expect More

Australia's biggest power producer AGL Energy Ltd on Monday rejected a surprise $3.54 billion takeover approach from billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and Canada's Brookfield Asset Management in favour of a plan to split in two this year.

Australia's AGL Energy Rejects $3.5 Billion Offer, Backs Decision To Split

Australian power producer AGL Energy Ltd on Monday rejected a $3.54 billion takeover offer from billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and Canada's Brookfield Asset Management in favour of its plan of splitting in two this year.

Australia's AGL Energy Spurns Surprise $3.5 Billion Bid, Suitor Brookfield Digs In

A protester's truck is towed away after police cleared Ottawa streets of demonstrators

Police Reclaim Canada Capital After Trucker Siege Ends

Police reclaim Canada capital after trucker siege ends

Work on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) first began in 2011

Ethiopia Starts Generating Power At Nile Mega-dam

Ethiopia starts generating power at Nile mega-dam

Travellers arrive at Sydney Airport last year

'Fortress Australia' Re-opens To Tourists After Two-year Covid Closure

'Fortress Australia' re-opens to tourists after two-year Covid closure

The US-EU accord That means US and EU means steel and aluminum manufactured there will be "cleaner" than that produced in China

Doing Away With Aluminum Tariffs Would Be A Win For US Economy, Climate

Section 232 tariffs are no small matter of trade policy, as doing away with them would be a win not just for American producers who count on materials like steel, aluminum, and tin, but for the climate as well.

An aerial view of a combine harvester as it harvests soybeans in Deerfield, Ohio, U.S., October 7, 2021. Picture taken with a drone. Picture taken October 7, 2021.

Exclusive-U.S.-UAE Push For Another $4bln In Farming Climate Change Investment

The United States and the United Arab Emirates are seeking an additional $4 billion of global investment in an initiative launched last year to make agriculture resilient to climate change and reduce its emissions, a U.S.