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Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen plans to tour universities next year and inspire a youth movement

Facebook Whistleblower: 'I Want To Start A Youth Movement'

Facebook whistleblower: 'I want to start a youth movement'

Tale Of Two Companies: Airbus Recovers As Boeing Reels

While Airbus has returned to profit in the first 10 months of the year, Boeing remains in the red

Tale of two companies: Airbus recovers as Boeing reels

Elon Musk Sells $6.9bn In Tesla Shares After Twitter Poll

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has sold $6.9 billion worth of shares since asking Twitter if he should sell 10 percent of his stock in the electric carmaker

Elon Musk sells $6.9bn in Tesla shares after Twitter poll

The corpse was found in a cave von the slopes of Mount Etna by a sniffer dog during a mountain rescue exercise

Is Body On Mount Etna Italian Reporter 'Killed' By Mob?

Is body on Mount Etna Italian reporter 'killed' by mob?

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Steve Bannon (R), a longtime advisor to president Donald Trump, was indicted for contempt of Congress after refusing to testify on the January 6 assault on the Capitol by Trump supporters.

Trump Advisor Bannon Indicted For Refusing To Testify In Capitol Riot Probe

Trump advisor Bannon indicted for refusing to testify in Capitol riot probe

Expectations of tighter monetary policy have sent the dollar to a four-year high against the yen, while it is also up against most other currencies

Global Stocks Rise In Week Dominated By Inflation Fears

Global stocks rise in week dominated by inflation fears

Tesla CEO Elon Musk will personally drop by at the "Giga Fest"

Elon Musk's Selling Spree Continues As Tesla CEO Sheds More Stock

CEO Elon Musk asked his almost 65 million Twitter followers whether he should sell 10% of his Tesla stock.

French rapper MHD (pictured July 2017), who rose to fame with a distinctive blend of west African sounds with US-style hip-hop, was charged with homicide in January 2019 and imprisoned

French Rapper MHD To Stand Trial Over Youth's Murder: Judicial Source

French rapper MHD to stand trial over youth's murder: judicial source

Weekly jobless claims have become a closely watched metric of labor market health and remained elevated throughout 2020, but dropped substantially this year as Covid-19 vaccines allowed businesses to reopen

US Economy: Job Openings Fall As Resignations Hit All-Time High In September

US job openings fell while resignations hit an all-time high in September.

Johnson & Johnson is the third global conglomerate to announce a break-up this week

Johnson & Johnson Plans To Split Into Two Companies

Johnson & Johnson plans to split into two companies

Danny Fenster, who had been working for local outlet Frontier Myanmar for around a year, was arrested in May

US Journalist Detained In Myanmar Jailed For 11 Years

US journalist detained in Myanmar jailed for 11 years

Map of Afghanistan locating Nangarhar province.

At Least Three Killed In Afghan Mosque Blast

At least three killed in Afghan mosque blast

The Humera border crossing between Eritrea and Ethiopia, seen from the Ethiopian side in 2020

US Slaps Sanctions On Eritrea Military, Ruling Party For Interference In Ethiopia

US slaps sanctions on Eritrea military, ruling party for interference in Ethiopia

Graffiti daubed on the outside of the Memorial office in Moscow reads 'A Foreign Agent'

Concern Mounts Over Threat To Shutter Top Russian Rights Group

Concern mounts over threat to shutter top Russian rights group

Visitors look at the view from the Empire State Building's 86th floor on November 9, 2021 in New York

'It Feels Good': New York Welcomes Back Tourists

'It feels good': New York welcomes back tourists

Johnson & Johnson Splitting Up Consumer Health And Healthcare Businesses

On Friday, the manufacturer of the J&J Covid-19 vaccine announced that it will be splitting into two separate companies.

Germany's government expects to make a profit from its sale of Lufthansa shares bought as part of a pandemic rescue plan

Lufthansa Pays Back German Bailout Early

Lufthansa pays back German bailout early

The decision comes after months of tumult for Toshiba

Japan's Toshiba To Split Into Three Firms

Japan's Toshiba to split into three firms

Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa said vehicle accidents will be taxed under new revenue proposals

Sri Lanka To Tax Car Crashes In Drastic Budget

Sri Lanka to tax car crashes in drastic budget

Rong Chhun, the jailed leader of the Cambodian Confederation of Unions, is expected to be released after a court reduced his sentence

Outspoken Cambodian Union Leader Released From Jail

Outspoken Cambodian union leader released from jail

AstraZeneca To Take Profit From Covid Vaccine Sales

AstraZeneca to take profit from Covid vaccine sales

Toshiba has lurched from scandals and losses to a $20-billion buyout offer

Toshiba: Japan's Troubled Megacorp

Toshiba: Japan's troubled megacorp

Japan's Toshiba Announces Plan To Split Into Three Firms

Japan's Toshiba announces plan to split into three firms

Fighting the criminal trade in cheetah cubs is particularly challenging because it revolves around Somaliland, a self-declared republic without international recognition, and one of the world's poorest regions

Cheetahs Fast Running To Extinction As Cub Trade Thrives

Cheetahs fast running to extinction as cub trade thrives

Alibaba's online sales extravaganza saw a record $84.5 billion spent on its platform, providing a much-needed boost for the firm after a tough year in the crosshairs of Beijing

Alibaba, JD Enjoy Record Singles Day Despite Tech Crackdown

Alibaba said 540.3 billion yuan ($84.5 billion) was spent as China's army of consumers went on a splurge, despite a much lower-key sales campaign following pressure from the government to tone down the aggressive promotions and rampant consumerism.

Over 97,000 Pounds Of Chicken Patties Recalled For Containing 'Extraneous' Bone Fragments

Some of the affected products were sold at Trader Joe's.

Taiyoshi Hyakuban is a rare original example of architecture from the Taisho era of 1912-1926

'Ugly History': Battle To Restore Iconic Japan Brothel Building

'Ugly history': Battle to restore iconic Japan brothel building

A woman buys fruit at a market in Mexico City, where inflation is making life tougher for many despite an economic recovery

Mexico's Economic Recovery Has Sting In Its Tail

Mexico's economic recovery has sting in its tail

Argentine President Alberto Fernandez risks having his hands tied if the opposition makes gains in parliamentary elections

Argentina Votes In Bellwether Legislative Election

Argentina votes in bellwether legislative election

Final flourish: Australia's Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis celebrate

Wade, Stoinis Power Australia Past Pakistan And Into World Cup Final

Wade, Stoinis power Australia past Pakistan and into World Cup final

Streaming giant Spotify hopes to accelerate its presence in the audiobook sector

Spotify Ups Audiobook Ante With Purchase Of Findaway

Spotify ups audiobook ante with purchase of Findaway

Going Public? The Most Important Things You Need To Know Before Your IPO

Going public is every investor's dream, but learning from those who have been through it will help you navigate the potential pitfalls.

Shares in Alibaba have fallen as its Single's Day selling extravaganza was a much more subdued event this year

World Stocks Mostly Up After US Inflation Scare

World stocks mostly up after US inflation scare

Map showing the areas of control by forces in Libya before a UN-backed interim unity government officially takes control on March 15

300-pro-Haftar Mercenaries To Quit Libya

300-pro-Haftar mercenaries to quit Libya

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