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Apple became the first US company to hit $2 trillion in market value

Apple Becomes 1st US Company To Reach $3 Tn Valuation

Apple becomes 1st US company to reach $3 tn valuation

Jurors Deadlocked On Some Counts In Theranos Trial

The jury in the trial of Elizabeth Holmes say they are deadlocked on three of the 11 charges against her

Jurors deadlocked on some counts in Theranos trial

Apple Reaches Another Milestone With $3 Trillion Valuation

Epic filed the lawsuit to break Apple's grip on the App Store, accusing the iPhone maker of operating a monopoly

Apple has broken its own record yet again by becoming the first company to reach a valuation of $3 trillion at the start of 2022. Analysts predict the good news may not be over and that Apple has room to grow even more in 2022.

Prince Andrew has vehemently denied claims he had sex with Virginia Giuffre, and said he has no recollection of meeting her

Prince Andrew Accuser Agreed Not To Sue 'Other Defendants' In Epstein Deal

Prince Andrew accuser agreed not to sue 'other defendants' in Epstein deal

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Haitham al-Ghais, who was Kuwait's OPEC governor from 2017 to June 2021, serves as a deputy managing director of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC)

OPEC Names Kuwait Oil Executive As Secretary General

OPEC names Kuwait oil executive as secretary general

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey is fighting for its 'economic independence' by slashing the cost of doing business

The Costs Of Erdogan's Fight For Turkey's 'Economic Independence'

The costs of Erdogan's fight for Turkey's 'economic independence'

Netflix co-founder and director Reed Hastings (pictured January 2020) and his wife donated $120 million to fund scholarships at historically black US colleges, touted as the largest-every contribution by an individual in support of such programs

Netflix CEO Salary Will Shock You: How Much Do Reed Hastings, Ted Sarandos Earn?

Netflix co-CEO and chief content officer Ted Sarandos is set to receive $40 million in compensation in 2022, while co-CEO Reed Hastings stands to make around $35 million.

Senior Ennahdha politician Noureddin Bhiri, pictured in 2012, is not in critical condition "for the time being" after his detention, a source said

Detained Tunisia Ex-minister 'Refusing Food, Medication'

Detained Tunisia ex-minister 'refusing food, medication'

Sudanese protesters gather amid tear gas fired by security forces, during a demonstration against the October 25 coup, in the capital Khartoum, on January 2, 2022

Sudan PM Quitting Risks Return To Bashir-style Rule: Analysts

Sudan PM quitting risks return to Bashir-style rule: analysts

CitizenNews journalists decried plummeting press freedoms in Hong Kong as they shut down the outlet

Third Hong Kong News Company Shutters As Media Fears Grow

Third Hong Kong news company shutters as media fears grow

Turkey's annual inflation rate surged to a 19-year high of 36 percent in December

Turkish Inflation Hits 19-year High In Lira Crisis

Turkish inflation hits 19-year high in lira crisis

Tech fest CES returns to Las Vegas this week

CES Tech Fair Prepares To Draw Crowds As Covid Surges

CES tech fair prepares to draw crowds as Covid surges

Olympic superfan Zhang Wenquan has a massive collection of Olympic souvenirs at his home in Beijing

Chinese Superfan Spends Thousands On Olympic Souvenir Obsession

Chinese superfan spends thousands on Olympic souvenir obsession

Asian markets have seen a tepid start to the new year

Markets Open 2022 With Records, Apple Briefly Hits $3 Tn In Value

Markets open 2022 with records, Apple briefly hits $3 tn in value

Evergrande under a mountain of debt and has struggled to repay bondholders and investors

Troubled Evergrande Suspends Share Trading Again

Troubled Evergrande suspends share trading again

Is The Trend Your Friend?

Analyzing trends is a key to effective investing.

Tesla has managed to overcome global logistics issues that have plagued the auto industry

Tesla Delivers Almost 1 Mn Cars Globally

The US electric carmaker delivered more than 936,000 cars of all models in 2021, an increase of 87% over the previous year, the company said in a statement.

Demonstrator hold placards in support of Taiwan during a rally ahead of an identity referendum in Taipei

China's 'Unbearable' Warning To The US On Taiwan, What It Means

China's foreign minister sent a stark warning to America last week over its actions towards Taiwan: stay off Taiwan or "face an unbearable price."

Legendary paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey remained energetic into his 70s despite health problems

Richard Leakey, Fossil Hunter And Defender Of Elephants, Dies Aged 77

Richard Leakey, fossil hunter and defender of elephants, dies aged 77

Verizon and AT&T were authorized to start using 3.7-3.8 GHz frequency bands as of December 5, 2021, after obtaining licenses worth tens of billions of dollars

AT&T And Verizon Rebuff US Request For New 5G Delay

AT&T and Verizon rebuff US request for new 5G delay

Sudan's top general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, pictured here on December 8 greeting soldiers during a military exercise, led a military takeover on October 25

Sudan's PM Resigns As Deadly Crackdown On Protesters Goes On

Sudan's PM resigns as deadly crackdown on protesters goes on

The luxury cruise ship MSC Preziosa, seen at anchor in Rio de Janeiro on November 26, 2014, is one of three big cruise ships to see Covid outbreaks in late 2021 or the early days of 2022

Brazil To Probe Cruise Companies Over Covid Outbreaks

Brazil to probe cruise companies over Covid outbreaks

Prince Andrew Set For Crunch Week In US Sex Assault Lawsuit

Prince Andrew set for crunch week in US sex assault lawsuit

Air travelers in the United States have faced heavy delays and cancellations due to bad weather and airline staffing issues sparked by the rise in Covid cases

US Air Travel Still Messy, With Another 2,600 Flights Scrapped

US air travel still messy, with another 2,600 flights scrapped

In Malaysia, over 125,000 people have been evacuated from their homes since mid-December, as heavy flooding took authorities by surprise

Thousands Flee As Floods Worsen In Malaysia

Thousands flee as floods worsen in Malaysia

Officials in Xi'an said after several rounds of testing and a lockdown, they had started to see "some positive changes" in Covid-19 cases

China Says 'Positive' Signs As Xi'an Cases Ease

There were 122 fresh infections reported Sunday in the historic northern city -- the lowest since Dec. 25, and down from 174 on Saturday.

India can be confident of securing an historic Test series win in South Africa as they are yet to lose at the Wanderers the venue for the second Test

Kohli Eyes Historic Series Victory For India Over South Africa

Kohli eyes historic series victory for India over South Africa

According to the UN, 87 percent of Afghan women have experienced some form of physical, sexual or psychological violence

Nowhere To Hide: Abused Afghan Women Find Shelter Dwindling

Nowhere to hide: Abused Afghan women find shelter dwindling

A man leaves the baggage carrousel area at Ronald Reagan International Airport in Washington in December 2021

US Airport Chaos As More Than 2,700 Flights Cancelled

US airport chaos as more than 2,700 flights cancelled

A Verizon crew updates a cell tower to handle the 5G network in Orem, Utah in December 2019

US Seeks New 5G Delay To Study Interference With Planes

US seeks new 5G delay to study interference with planes

People enter a shop during winter sale in Hamburg

Why January Will Be The Biggest Month Of Shopping Deals For Consumers

Consumers may see big savings on winter merchandise such as boots, coats, and sweaters this January as supply chain issues resolve themselves.

No more plastic bags and packaging for many fruits and veg in France

France Bans Plastic Packaging For Fruit And Veg

France bans plastic packaging for fruit and veg

Inflation, supply shortages and labor turnover continued as headwinds to US factories' momentum in October

US Economy 2022: Here's What Economists Say About Inflation Scares

Inflation has emerged as the most significant concern for the U.S economy in 2022

China To Scrap Subsidies For Electric Vehicles

The Ministry of Finance said purchase subsidies would be reduced by 30% from the beginning of 2022 before being scrapped completely by the end of the year.

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