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An activist from the Extinction Rebellion (XR) climate change group, wearing a mask depicting Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, takes part in a protest outside the company's headquarters in London on November 26, 2021

Anti-Black Friday Groups Push For Greener, Less Consumerist Future

Anti-Black Friday groups push for greener, less consumerist future

Zelensky Warns Ukraine 'Entirely Prepared' If Russia Attacks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed a coup plot had been uncovered involving Russian citizens

Zelensky warns Ukraine 'entirely prepared' if Russia attacks

Many US Consumers Got Head Start On 'Black Friday'

"Black Friday" shoppers wait in line for a Best Buy store to open on November 26, 2021 in Westminster, Colorado

Many US consumers got head start on 'Black Friday'

You’ll Never Guess How Much Money Celebrities Are Making On Cameo

Some celebrities who offer their services on the video-sharing app are bringing in hefty sums of money.

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An 'Apollo Go' autonomous taxi on a street in Beijing

First 'Robotaxis' Enter Service In Beijing

First 'robotaxis' enter service in Beijing

World Races To Contain New Covid Variant

World races to contain new Covid variant

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson has again sparked anger in Paris with after posting a letter to President Emmanuel Macron on Twitter

Macron Slams 'Not Serious' Johnson After Migrant Tragedy

Macron slams 'not serious' Johnson after migrant tragedy

Many Britons are turning down their thermostats to save money in the face of soaring energy costs

Why Are So Many UK Energy Providers Going Bust?

Why are so many UK energy providers going bust?

Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, hit a record-high $66,000 last month after taking another step towards mainstream status

Crypto On Nov. 26: Bitcoin, Ether, Binance Coin Rise, Solana, Tether Slide

Top coins Bitcoin, Ethereum and Binance Coin were in the green Friday leading the global market cap to rise slightly in the last 24 hours.

EU countries have cracked down on the business practices of Big Tech.

Italy Hits Apple, Google With Antitrust Fine

Italy hits Apple, Google with antitrust fine

A lab technician holds a tube containing a swab sample taken for Covid-19 serological test at the Leumit Health Services laboratory in the Israeli city of Or Yehuda in this file picture taken on July 16, 2020

Israel Raises 'Red Flag' After Finding New Covid Strain

Israel raises 'red flag' after finding new Covid strain

Mexican writer Guadalupe Nettel says women are "the great narrators of everyday life"

Latin America's Women Writers Ride Wave Of Acclaim

Latin America's women writers ride wave of acclaim

On Wednesday, Gantz and Morocco's ministerÂ in charge of defence administration, Abdellatif Loudiyi, signed a memorandum of understanding advancing security and military cooperation.

Israeli Defence Minister Leaves Morocco After Signing Security Deal

Israeli defence minister leaves Morocco after signing security deal

Ride-hailing giant Didi has been asked to draw up a plan to delist from the United States over data concerns

Beijing Asks Ride-hailing Giant Didi To Delist From US: Report

Beijing asks ride-hailing giant Didi to delist from US: report

Pat Cummins is Australia's new Test captain

Cummins Named Australia Test Captain As Ashes Beckon

Cummins named Australia Test captain as Ashes beckon

Asian markets have plunged on fears about the new Covid variant

Stocks Sink, Oil Tanks As New Virus Variant Sparks Fears

Stocks sink, oil tanks as new virus variant sparks fears

New Delhi, the sprawling megacity of 20 million people is regularly ranked the world's most polluted capitals

Delhi's Choked Roads Worsen India's Toxic Smog Crisis

Delhi's choked roads worsen India's toxic smog crisis

New restrictions risk inflaming a tense situation after four nights of unrest across the country

Riot-hit Netherlands Braces For New Covid Curbs

Riot-hit Netherlands braces for new Covid curbs

Ruby Walsh won the Grand National twice, most memorably on Papillon in 2000

Irish Jockeys Have Whip Hand In Groundbreaking Mental Health App

Irish jockeys have whip hand in groundbreaking mental health app

Paris Throttles E-scooter Speed Except On Main Streets

Paris throttles e-scooter speed except on main streets

Consumers are having to pay more for food

Should We Really Worry About Inflation?

Inflation is complicating the recovery of individual consumers from the pandemic and putting the recovery of the global economy at risk.

The European Uinon has led the charge on cracking down on Big Tech.

EU Ministers Back Bloc's Big Tech Clampdown

The Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act are intended to give Facebook, Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft never-seen limitations on the way they do business.

Shoppers carry televisions purchased from a store during Black Friday sales in Los Angeles

Black Friday Looks Different For Retailers This Year

Retailers may see a resurgence in Black Friday shoppers this year but can Black Friday regain its luster amid high inflation and supply shortages?

Christian Lindner, the head of Germany's Free Democratic Party (FDP) who will become finance minister in the new government, is expected to keep his tough stance on public finances

New German Government Faces Public Spending Paradox

Germany's new government has pledged to spend big on the economy, climate change and social security -- but without raising taxes or taking on more debt, leaving many asking where the money is going to come from.

The sign on a property for sale in Somerville, Massachusetts reads "Buy This Home I'll Buy Yours For Cash"

Home Mortgage Applications Are Spiking This Holiday Season, Here's Why

The holiday season is attracting droves of home buyers who fear rising rates will make home buying out of reach in 2022.

Shoppers at a clothing store look for early Black Friday bargains in Los Angeles, California

These Are The Stores Opened And Closed On Thanksgiving And Black Friday

People will soon be hitting brick-and-mortar stores on Black Friday, the biggest consumer day of the year.

There were 285 people inside the Listvyazhnaya coal mine, in the Kemerovo region near the town of Belovo, when the accident occurred

Russia Mourns Dead Miners As 'Miracle' Survivor Found

Russia mourns dead miners as 'miracle' survivor found

"Big John", the largest known triceratops, over 66 million years old and with an 8-metre long skeleton, fetched 6.6 million euros at auction in Paris last month

From Crypto To Covid: Why Auction Prices Are Rocketing

Market watcher Artprice credits a transition to online sales for sparking new levels of interest, particularly in the U.S. and Asia.

Thai Rapper Hits Out After Apple State Hacking Warning

Thai rapper hits out after Apple state hacking warning

A debt crackdown by Beijing has left many developers unable to complete or sell properties, making it harder for them to meet their debt obligations

Chinese City Eases Rules For Developers Amid Cash Crunch

Chinese city eases rules for developers amid cash crunch

Germany weathered earlier bouts of the pandemic better than many other European countries, but has seen a recent resurgence

Europe Scrambles For Covid Control With Boosters, Jabs For Kids

Europe scrambles for Covid control with boosters, jabs for kids

Shopping Cart Type Can Affect People's Spending, Study Finds

For their study, researchers had a closer look at standard shopping carts with horizontal handles and the newly designed ones that have parallel handles, much like the ones in wheelbarrows or walkers.