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ExxonMobil reported $23 billion in profits in 2021 in a reversal from a money-losing year in 2020

ExxonMobil Posts $23 Bn In 2021 Profits On Higher Oil Prices

ExxonMobil reported a profitable Q4 to conclude a strong comeback year in 2021 on higher oil prices amid recovering energy demand.

Chinese New Year 2022: Who Is The Richest Chinese Man In The World?

Bottled-water tycoon Zhong Shanshan has become China's wealthiest person, worth $60.5 billion

Bottled water tycoon Zhong Shanshan replaced Jack Ma as the richest Chinese man in the world, with a net worth of $75 billion.

Rihanna Net Worth: Pregnant Singer Is The Richest Female Artist In The World

Superstar Rihanna has infuriated the Indian government by tweeting in support of protesting farmers

Rihanna, the richest female singer in the world, has a net worth of $1.7 billion.

Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology Anne Neuberger will consult with NATO allies in Europe on potential cyber attacks from Russia

Top US Cyber Official Meets NATO Allies On Russian Threats

Top US cyber official meets NATO allies on Russian threats

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Private planes are now a mode of transport desperate pet owners are turning to when departing an increasingly isolated Hong Kong

Pet Owners Go Private To Jet 'Fur Babies' Out Of Hong Kong

Pet owners go private to jet 'fur babies' out of Hong Kong

Sergey Korolyov, father of the Soviet space programme,seen in 1954 with a dog that had just come back from a 100 km altitude flight

Inspired By Navalny, Russian Bloggers Stand Up To Corruption

Inspired by Navalny, Russian bloggers stand up to corruption

The victims of the crash hailed from more than 30 countries

Ethiopian Airlines Completes First 737 MAX Flight Since 2019 Crash

Ethiopian Airlines completes first 737 MAX flight since 2019 crash

Wish-Bone Recall: Check Your Pantries For These Popular Salad Dressings

The recall affects Thousand Island and Chunky Blue Cheese varieties.

Investors have been cheered by another surge on Wall Street and comments from Federal Reserve officials playing down the possibility of a big interest rate hike next month

European Stocks Rally After Tokyo, US Gains

European stocks rally after Tokyo, US gains

The easing of restrictions comes as Denmark registers around 40,000-50,000 new Covid cases a day, or almost one percent of the population

Denmark Unmasks To 'Live Normally' Again With Omicron

Denmark unmasks to 'live normally' again with Omicron

Facebook-backed crypto project Diem is selling its assets

Facebook's Crypto Project Diem Sold After Pushback

Facebook's crypto project Diem sold after pushback

The online word game 'Wordle' has gripped the attention of millions around the world

Popular Word Puzzle Game Wordle Acquired By The New York Times

The new popular word puzzle game that everyone is raving about, 'Wordle,' is now owned by The New York Times.

Domino's Is Paying Customers $3 To Pick Up Their Own Pizzas

Accumulate "tip" money from Domino's pizza by just picking up your own pizza through carry out with a new promotional offer.

President of the Nicaraguan National Assembly, Gustavo Porras (L), raises the hand of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega (C) as he is sworn in as president for a fourth straight term next to his wife and vice-president Rosario Murillo (R), during the inau

Trials To Resume For Nicaragua Government Opponents: Prosecution

Trials to resume for Nicaragua government opponents: prosecution

Sony Interactive Entertainment president and chief executive officer, headed by Jim Ryan, is buying video game studio Bungie for $3.6 billion.

Sony To Buy 'Halo' Creator Bungie As Gaming Fight Heats Up

Sony to buy 'Halo' creator Bungie as gaming fight heats up

Stan Deal, President and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes (left), and Akbar Al Baker, Group Chief Executive Officer of Qatar Airways (right), signed a major aircraft purchase deal on January 31, 2022 in Washington

Boeing Seals Deals With Qatar Airways, Launches New Cargo Plane

Boeing seals deals with Qatar Airways, launches new cargo plane

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Recurring Payments Urged By Lawmakers Could Fail

Calls for a fourth stimulus continue to fall on deaf ears as experts fear inflation will destroy the economy.

A big drop in Netflix sent the Nasdaq into a deeper correction and closer to a 'bear' market territory

Wall Street Rout: Investors May Be Selling Off The Wrong Stocks

The tech-heavy NASDAQ has lost 14.8% YTD compared to 4.4% of Dow Jones Industrial Average.

Neither the Ecuadoran government nor OCP Ecuador have quantified the extent of the spill

Oil Spill Pollutes Nature Reserve In Ecuadoran Amazon

Oil spill pollutes nature reserve in Ecuadoran Amazon

Sony Buys 'Halo' Creator Bungie As Gaming Fight Heats Up

Sony buys 'Halo' creator Bungie as gaming fight heats up

Stellantis has "secured production capacity" to realise its goal to have electric vehicles make up 40 percent of its US sales by 2030, Samsung SDI said

Stellantis Layoffs: 1,400 Jobs Could Be Slashed In France

A year after the French-Italian-American automaker was created, Stellantis may cut as many as 1,400 jobs in France in 2022.

Boeing To Sell 34 777X Cargo Planes To Qatar Airways

Boeing to sell 34 777X cargo planes to Qatar Airways

French brewers face a massive hangover from the coronavirus lockdown with 10 million litres of undrunk beer having to be discarded

Seattle Bar Slammed Over Discount For Customers Sick With COVID

“Come see the show, maybe catch the virus or just stay home and whine.”

The pandemic forced many Mexican factories and other businesses to shut down for part of 2020, leading to a slump in economic activity

Mexico Economy Grew 5% In 2021, But Ended In Recession

The data "confirmed that the economy slipped into a recession over the second half of 2021, and we think growth this year will be weaker than most expect," consultancy firm Capital Economics warned.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said 'The Tiananmen demonstrations are echoed in the struggle for democracy and freedom in Hong Kong'

US, Britain, Canada Hit Top Myanmar Justice Officials With Sanctions

US, Britain, Canada hit top Myanmar justice officials with sanctions

Businesses have had difficulty finding workers throughout 2021, and the December employment report showed no movement in the closely watched labor force participation rate indicating the share of the population working or looking for jobs

January Jobs Report: What To Expect

The January jobs report should reflect the full impact of the Omicron outbreak.

The Viking Line cruise ship Viking Grace ran aground with some 300 passengers on its way from Finland to Sweden

Cruise Line Update: Everything You Need To Know About COVID Booster Shot Requirements

Booster shots are now becoming a requirement for some cruise lines.

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has emerged as a key proponent of the metaverse, renaming the parent company to Meta

Richest Person In California: This 37-Year-Old CEO Is Worth $107 Billion

Meta (Facebook) founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg is California's richest resident.

Retail sales at Tata Motors' British subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover fell 38 percent year-on-year, hit by chip shortages

India's Tata Motors In The Red Over Chip Shortages

India's Tata Motors, the owners of the Jaguar and Land Rover brands, reported a fourth consecutive quarterly loss Monday, weighed down by higher commodity prices and the global chip shortage.