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It hasn't been smooth sailing recently for Switzerland's second largest, but its new boss intends to set a new course for Credit Suisse later this week

Investor Inquisition Awaits Credit Suisse Chairman After Scandals

Investor inquisition awaits Credit Suisse chairman after scandals

Coca-Cola Makes Largest Acquisition Yet With $5.6 Billion Purchase Of Bodyarmor

Coca-Cola said it is exploring its legal options after the US Tax Court largely sided with tax authorities in an ongoing dispute with the soda giant

Coca-Cola scored a major share of the sports beverage market with the acquisition of Bodyarmor.

Losses Widen At Tata Motors On Chip Shortages, Rising Expenses

Tata's India business recovered sharply in the third quarter

Losses widen at Tata Motors on chip shortages, rising expenses

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg announces the company's name is being changed to "Meta" to represent a future beyond just its troubled social network.

Meta: The Positive Consequences Of Facebook’s Name Change

There have been several positive consequences for other businesses since Facebook changed its name.

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Chinese authorities are pressing ahead with their zero-infection strategy ahead of the Winter Olympics

Shanghai Disneyland Closed Over Single Covid Case

Shanghai Disneyland closed over single Covid case

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai (C) is facing several charges over his pro-democracy activism and role in the 2019 protests

Three Hong Kong Activists Plead Not Guilty Over Tiananmen Vigil Charges

Three Hong Kong activists plead not guilty over Tiananmen vigil charges

A 24-year-old man was arrested for attempted murder over the Sunday evening attack

Japan Govt Condemns 'Brutal' Joker Train Attack

Japan govt condemns 'brutal' Joker train attack

One family is emotional after being reunited at Sydney's airport as Australia's international border reopened for the first time since the start of the pandemic

Flowers, Cheers And Tears As Australia's Border Reopens

Flowers, cheers and tears as Australia's border reopens

Dole Recall: Check Your Homes For These Salads With Possible Listeria Health Risk

The products were sold under Dole and other brand names such as Kroger and were distributed in 10 states.

Roblox said it was beginning to restore service Sunday

Roblox Begins Gradual Return Online After Two-day Outage

Roblox begins gradual return online after two-day outage

Brazil has seen an increase in highly planned bank robberies involving heavy weapons, usually in medium-sized cities where escape routes are carefully planned

Raid On Alleged Brazil Bank Robbers Leaves 25 Dead: Police

Raid on alleged Brazil bank robbers leaves 25 dead: police

(FILES) This file photo taken on October 14, 2021 shows boxes containing vials of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine stored at the Kedren Community Health Center in Los Angeles, California.Biotech companies benefit from new interest and financial investment ami

US Approval For Moderna Teen Vaccines Delayed

US approval for Moderna teen vaccines delayed

Eyewitnesses told national broadcaster NHK of their fear during the attack that took place on Halloween

Man Arrested After Knife, Fire Attack On Tokyo Train

Man arrested after knife, fire attack on Tokyo train

Tigray has suffered aerial bombardments nearly every day for almost two weeks

Tigrayan Rebels Claim Ethiopian Town In Major Advance Denied By Govt

Tigrayan rebels claim Ethiopian town in major advance denied by govt

Transnet said fuel thefts at its pipelines and surrounding infrastructure have soared over the past two years

S.Africa Shuts Major Fuel Pipeline After Fire, Three Killed

S.Africa shuts major fuel pipeline after fire, three killed

US President Joe Biden and European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen, seen at a briefing during the G20 summit in Rome on October 31, 2021, said a trade deal would bring a 'new era' in transatlantic ties

US, EU Embrace Trade Deal As Marking 'New Era' In Relations

Biden and European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday saluted what they called a "new era" in the transatlantic relationship with an agreement reached in Rome to lift steel and aluminum tariffs.

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida became head of the Liberal Democratic Party in September 2021

Exit Polls Show Japan Ruling Coalition To Retain Power, Lose Seats

Exit polls show Japan ruling coalition to retain power, lose seats

Man Arrested After Knife, Fire Attack On Tokyo Train: Reports

Man arrested after knife, fire attack on Tokyo train: reports

A US Air Force B-1B Lancer flying over the East China Sea

US Flies Bomber Over Middle East In Show Of Force To Iran

US flies bomber over Middle East in show of force to Iran

New Social Impact Media Platform Stimulates Collaboration

In recent years, multiple ventures have emerged that use technology not only to be profitable, but also to create a better future.

Nathan Chen of the United States skates his free program in the mens competition at Skate Canada International in Vancouver, Canada

American Chen Wins Gold At Skate Canada

American Chen wins gold at Skate Canada

In May, Spain became the first EU country to pass legislation regulating the status of delivery drivers who get around on bikes and motorcycles

In Spain, Delivery Riders Law Reshuffles Deck For Take-away Market

In Spain, delivery riders law reshuffles deck for take-away market

The nine justices of the US Supreme Court

US Supreme Court To Hear Texas Abortion Law Case

US Supreme Court to hear Texas abortion law case

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell could find himself caught between the inflation hawks and doves at the central bank's next meeting

US Fed Set To Begin Stimulus Taper Amid Sticky Inflation

US Fed set to begin stimulus taper amid sticky inflation

US President Joe Biden in Italy on Saturday. He is likely to come up against some tough opposition back hpme against the global tax deal

What's In The Global Tax Reform Agreed By The G20?

What's in the global tax reform agreed by the G20?

Vietnam has a poor record for free speech and is ranked 175th out of 180 countries in Reporters Without Borders' 2021Â World Press Freedom Index

Vietnam Jails Citizen Journalists For 'Abusing Democratic Rights'

Vietnam jails citizen journalists for 'abusing democratic rights'

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

Prince Andrew Asks US Court To Dismiss 'Baseless' Sex Case

Prince Andrew asks US court to dismiss 'baseless' sex case

Oleg Tinkov, owner of Tinkoff Bank and Tinkoff Cycling Team, paid $509 million to settle US tax evasion charges.

Russian Tycoon Pays $500 Million To Settle US Tax Bill

Russian tycoon pays $500 million to settle US tax bill

Investor optimism has taken a hit after Wall Street titans Apple and Amazon said their businesses were hit by supply problems

US Stocks Overcome Inflation Fears But Europe Succumbs

US stocks overcome inflation fears but Europe succumbs

Aiden Arthurs receives the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine from Pharmacist Andrew Mac (R) at the Jewish Federation/JARC's offices in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

US Authorizes Pfizer Covid Vaccine For Children 5-11

US authorizes Pfizer Covid vaccine for children 5-11

Amazon saw profits slip in its latest earnings

Amazon Has 'Unfinished Business' With One-Day Delivery Plans Thanks To Labor Shortage

Amazon blames labor shortages for delays in one-day delivery goals for Prime members.

US President Joe Biden has staked his presidency on bills to revamp social services and infrastructure, but inflation poses a threat to those plans

US Inflation Has Not Yet Subsided, Posing Challenge To Biden

US inflation has not yet subsided, posing challenge to Biden

A woman shops inside the Hershey Store in New York

Hershey's Hopeful A Halloween Comeback Will Push Profits Higher

Hershey bumped its annual sales forecast on Thursday because Halloween sales allowed the company to get ahead of supply chain issues that plague many aspects of retail industries.