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Tickets for the event cost up to $500, and attendees were promised the chance to get 'up close and personal' with the cadaver

US Pay-to-view Autopsy Organizer Defends $500 Event

US pay-to-view autopsy organizer defends $500 event

Crypto Addiction: A Hidden Epidemic?

Matt Danzico's obsession with crypto trading saw him earn and lose huge sums in rapid succession -- and his emotions went on a similar rollercoaster

Crypto addiction: a hidden epidemic?

From Nigeria To India, Gen Z Taps Apps To Invest

At 20, Delhi student Ishan Srivastava is hoping to build a diverse investment portfolio and then retire by 45

From Nigeria to India, Gen Z taps apps to invest

Emilio Lozoya, former chief executive of Mexico's state oil company PEMEX, is transfered to a Spanish Police van in Marbella in February 2020

Mexico Ex-oil Chief Held In Prison In Bribery Case

Mexico ex-oil chief held in prison in bribery case

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The fighting has already killed thousands and forced hundreds of thousands into famine-like conditions, according to the UN

Rebels Say Ethiopia Capital Could Fall Within Weeks As US Plans To Send Envoy

Rebels say Ethiopia capital could fall within weeks as US plans to send envoy

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has said high US inflation is temporary and likely to pass

US Fed Pulls Back On Stimulus But Will Be 'Patient' On Rate Hikes

US Fed pulls back on stimulus but will be 'patient' on rate hikes

A survey by Mizuho Securities of 235 people making less than $150,000 found that 35-40 percent of respondents said they would invest part of their stimulus checks in stocks and cryptocurrency -- and 61 percent of these investors intend to buy bitcoin

Should You Invest In Crypto? A Top Global Investor Gives Unique Opinion About Trend

Investor Mark Mobius called crypto "a religion" and maintained that stocks are a good investment.

Why Amazon Is Being Ordered To Pay Its Drivers More Than $61.7M

An FTC investigation claims that Amazon failed to pay its drivers the full amount of tips they received from customers.

London Killings Spark Surge In Women's Self-defence Classes

London killings spark surge in women's self-defence classes

Walgreens, CVS To Begin Administering Kid Vaccines: How To Get Your Child The Pfizer Shot

CVS said it will begin giving the Pfizer vaccine for kids on Sunday, while Walgreens will begin administering the shot for kids on Saturday.

The world's top-selling carmaker Toyota has come joint last in a Greenpeace ranking of carbon emission efforts

Toyota Ranked One Of Worst Major Automakers For Emissions Efforts

The world's top-selling carmaker came in last in Greenpeace's ranking of carbon emission efforts.

Covaxin, developed and made in India, becomes the eighth Covid-19 vaccine approved by WHO

WHO Grants India's Covaxin Jab Emergency Approval

WHO grants India's Covaxin jab emergency approval

Washington has targeted the maker of the NSO spyware that was central to a global surveillance scandal

US Adds Israeli Maker Of Pegasus Spyware To 'Black List'

US adds Israeli maker of Pegasus spyware to 'black list'

These workers in Davenport, Iowa are among more than 10,000 US employees of the John Deere farm equipment maker now on strike, part of a growing nationwide movement

John Deere Workers Reject Second Proposal, Continue Strike

On Tuesday, John Deere workers in Illinois, Iowa, and Kansas voted to continue striking against a company making record profits, demanding higher wages and an end to a two-tier compensation and benefits system for new employees.

Economists say the Federal Reserve may change its tone to flag rising concerns about inflation

Inflation Key Challenge As US Fed Prepares To Remove Stimulus

The U.S. economy has recovered enough from the pandemic for the Federal Reserve to begin easing up on stimulus, but markets are focused on whether central bankers will change course Wednesday and express greater concern about inflation.

Bed Bath & Beyond At Kroger? Home Goods Retailer Soars With Announcement Of Grocer Tie-Up

Kroger will sell its home goods and baby products at Kroger stores and on its website, starting in early 2022.

The US private sector saw strong hiring in October, potentially a good sign for the upcoming government jobs report

US Private Employers Added 571,000 Jobs In October: ADP

US private employers added 571,000 jobs in October: ADP

UK finance minister Rishi Sunak wants financial institutions to outline their plans to meet net-zero targets

UK Unveils Plan For First 'Net-zero' Financial Hub

UK unveils plan for first 'net-zero' financial hub

Thieves Are Now Stealing From Backlogged Cargo Containers As Supply Chain Crisis Threatens Holidays

Thieves are targeting cargo containers that are filled with electronics and household goods at the Ports of Los Angeles and Ports of Long Beach in California.

A 2k Pound Tungsten Cube NFT Sold For $250K, After A Meme Turned Into Reality

After a tweet from an industry expert garnered massive attention on social media, there has been an increased interest from crypto traders in the purchase of tungsten cubes.

Under Peggy Johnson, Magic Leap has pivoted to developing augmented reality goggles for professionals, including surgeons

Augmented Reality: An Early Taste Of The Metaverse?

Augmented reality: an early taste of the metaverse?

China is the world's largest emitter of the greenhouse gases responsible for climate change

China Hits Back After Biden Criticises Xi's COP26 No-show

China hits back after Biden criticises Xi's COP26 no-show

Tony Chung is the former convenor of Student Localism, a small group that advocated Hong Kong's independence from China

Hong Kong Activist Becomes Youngest Convict Under Security Law

Hong Kong activist becomes youngest convict under security law

Sales of hybrid cars, which use both a conventional combustion engine and a small electric motor, could soon overtake those of petrol vehicles in the EU

Hybrid Cars' Green Credentials Under Scrutiny

Hybrid cars' green credentials under scrutiny

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has launched a stinging campaign to unveil the platform's secrets

Facebook Whistleblower Sits Atop Publicity Juggernaut

Facebook whistleblower sits atop publicity juggernaut

An undated handout photo received on October 21, 2021 from the Western Australian Police Force shows four-year-old Cleo Smith, who disappeared from her family's tent in Western Australia during the early hours of October 16, 2021

'My Name Is Cleo': Four-year-old Australian Girl Found After 18-day Search

'My name is Cleo': four-year-old Australian girl found after 18-day search

Police in Kenosha, Wisconsin are seen firing tear gas during race-related protests on August 25, 2020

Self-defense Claimed As Trial Opens In Killings At Anti-racism Protest

Self-defense claimed as trial opens in killings at anti-racism protest

The Federal Reserve's policy meeting this week will be closely followed as it prepares to taper its bond-buying programme, while traders will also be looking for clues about its plans for interest rates

Wall Street Stocks At Record Highs As Fed Meets

Wall Street stocks at record highs as Fed meets

The United States last week authorized the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for children aged five to 11 after a committee of experts found its benefits outweighed risks

Pfizer Lifts Outlook As Covid-19 Vaccine Drives Results

Pfizer lifts outlook as Covid-19 vaccine drives results

Abiy sent troops into Tigray a year ago to detain and disarm the TPLF

Ethiopia Declares Nationwide Emergency As Rebels Advance

Ethiopia declares nationwide emergency as rebels advance

"We cannot expect that this process will yield a result we can consider legitimate," European Union president Josep Borrell said of the Nicaraguan election

EU Foreign Policy Chief Slams 'Fake' Nicaragua Vote

EU foreign policy chief slams 'fake' Nicaragua vote

Facebook halting its controversial facial recognition system

Facebook Ends Facial Recognition Over Privacy Fears

Facebook ends facial recognition over privacy fears

BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink increasingly uses his platform to address issues well beyond finance, such as racial inequality and the environment

BlackRock CEO Calls Out Big Oil For Selling Off Polluting Assets To Private Companies

BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink issued a sharp rebuke of oil companies for selling off their most polluting assets to private companies, obscuring insight into how much they may be polluting.