Prince Andrew settles sex assault lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre
Virgin Galactic re-opens ticket sales for $450,000
Facebook agreed to pay $90 million to settle a decade-old privacy lawsuit accusing it of tracking users' internet activity even after they logged out of the social media website.
French case closed over plane attack that sparked Rwanda genocide
Israeli forces kill Palestinian in W. Bank
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) on Tuesday vowed to improve coordination on spectrum management after a 5G aviation dispute threatened flights.
Kyiv residents resolute as Russia signals pullback
Belgian employees will be able to work a four-day week after the government on Tuesday agreed a new labour accord aimed at bringing flexibility to an otherwise rigid labour market.
Shell is preparing to launch the sale of its stakes in two clusters of gas fields in the southern British North Sea, part of an ongoing retreat of long-time producers from the ageing basin, industry sources told Reuters.
Kohl's plans on opening a total of 850 Sephora shops within its stores by 2023. Here's where the newest locations will be located.
Developing countries must quickly strengthen their financial sectors, the World Bank said on Tuesday, warning that rising inflation, interest rates and alarming levels of debt distress could trigger a global chain reaction not seen in generations.
In Hong Kong, athletes who win gold in the Olympics could get up to $642,000.
Apple and Google face a potential class action lawsuit in the Netherlands over app store charges, after a foundation headed by Dutch entrepreneur Alexander Kl?pping began gathering claimants.
American Olympians who win a gold medal get awarded $37,500. Silver medalists get $22,400, while bronze medalists get $15,000.
Canada's main stock index rose on Tuesday, helped by a rally in global equity markets after Russia indicated it was withdrawing some troops from exercises near Ukraine.
Canada's main stock index rose on Tuesday as global risk sentiment improved after reports of Moscow's withdrawal of some troops near Ukraine calmed fears of a potential Russian invasion.
U.S. Senate action on President Joe Biden's five nominees to the Federal Reserve stalled Tuesday after Republicans boycotted a key vote over objections to Sarah Bloom Raskin, the White House's pick to be the central bank's Wall Street regulator.
Cambodia delays controversial internet gateway
Wall Street futures surged on Tuesday on signs of a de-escalation in tensions between the Russia and Ukraine, with investors also awaiting key inflation data for clues on the path of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
Wall Street ended sharply higher on Tuesday, as signs of de-escalating tensions along the Russia-Ukraine border sparked a risk-on session.
The Nasdaq surged up to 2% and the S&P and Dow jumped more than 1% on Tuesday, as signs of a de-escalation in tensions between Russia and Ukraine pushed up megacap growth names and banks, and helped investors shrug off hotter-than expected inflation data.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq indexes jumped over 1% on Tuesday, led by gains in shares of megacap growth names and banks on signs of a de-escalation in tensions between Russia and Ukraine, while investors shrugged off hotter-than expected inflation data.
Mining giant Glencore sets aside $1.5 bn for graft probes
Louis Vuitton, LVMH's top fashion brand, will raise prices globally on Wednesday as a result of increased manufacturing and transportation costs, a spokesperson for the French luxury goods company in China told Reuters.
Worries about Ukraine and the removal of help for economies over COVID-19 will challenge markets, which were already showing signs of being overvalued and heading for sharp corrections over coming months, the European Union's securities watchdog said on Tuesday.
Food group Nestle is expected to post organic sales growth of 7.1% for 2021 on Thursday, almost twice as high as the year before thanks to strong demand for coffee and pet food, but high input costs will start taking a toll on profitability.
Airbus may not be able to raise its jet output as quickly as it hopes because of snags in the supply chain, the head of the world's second-largest aircraft leasing company said on Tuesday.
Intel Corp is buying Israeli chipmaker Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion, the companies said on Tuesday, giving it access to more specialised production and making it better positioned to take advantage of soaring demand for semiconductors.
At new fraud trial, Navalny vows to fight on against Kremlin
Djokovic 'not anti-vax' but would rather skip events than be forced into jab
