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Facebook has released new anti-harassment protections as it battles a crisis over the impact of its products

Facebook Planning To Rebrand Itself With Name Change

According to The Verge, a source familiar with the matter claims that the parent group Facebook plans to change its name.

Mortgage Demand Falls By 6.3% Under Pressure From High Home Prices, Interest Rates

US homebuilding remains strong, but the coronavirus outbreak has already caused mortgage applications to drop

Higher mortgage rates are putting downward pressure on mortgage rates and applications as total applications for new mortgages fell 6.3% last week.

19 More Apple Shops Are Opening In Target Stores Just In Time For The Holidays: Here’s Where

Target will open 19 Apple popup shops inside its store that will give shoppers the opportunity to try products before they buy.

Senators pressure Facebook to 'immediately discontinue' Novi wallet pilot

5 Democratic Senators Urge Facebook To 'Immediately Discontinue' Novi Wallet Amid Its Launch

"Time and again, Facebook has made conscious business decisions to continue with actions that have harmed its users and the broader society," a scathing letter by the senators stated.

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The mother of Poon Hiu-wing (C), a 19-year-old woman who was murdered by her boyfriend during a visit to Taiwan in 2018, leaves after speaking to the media in Hong Kong

Mother Urges Hong Kong To Send Daughter's Killer To Taiwan

Mother urges Hong Kong to send daughter's killer to Taiwan

High inflation is weighing on companies and consumers globally

UK Inflation Dips But Rate Rise Still Forecast

British annual inflation cooled slightly in September, remaining close to a nine-year peak that still risks a UK interest rate rise next month.

A Facebook group, Justice for Zackie, has called for a demonstration outside the Athens courthouse on the first day of the trial

Trial Over Killing Of HIV Activist Begins In Greece

Trial over killing of HIV activist begins in Greece

Natheer Halawani said the economic crisis has provided 'a suitable opportunity to rethink' old transportation models

Lebanon's Car Culture Questioned In Crisis

Lebanon's car culture questioned in crisis

Costco Recall: Clam Chowder Sold Exclusively At Costco May Contain 'Hard, Sharp' Plastic Pieces

The products were sold at Costco stores in 13 states.

Factfile on the North Korean missile launch on Tuesday October 19

North Korea Tested New 'Submarine-launched Ballistic Missile'

North Korea tested new 'submarine-launched ballistic missile'

Colin Powell, who died aged 84, was fully vaccinated against Covid-19 but he was especially vulnerable due to suffering myeloma

Colin Powell's Death Sparks Misleading Claims About Covid-19 Vaccines

Colin Powell's death sparks misleading claims about Covid-19 vaccines

The One Vanderbilt observatory in Nueva York on October 18, 2021

Walking On 'Air': New York's Newest Skyscraper Attraction

Walking on 'Air': New York's newest skyscraper attraction

FBI agents are conducting a search at the Washington home of Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska

FBI Raids US Properties Of Sanctioned Russian Oligarch

FBI raids US properties of sanctioned Russian oligarch

Shares of an exchange traded fund linked to bitcoin futures rose in their NYSE debut

First Fund Linked To Bitcoin Futures Debuts On NYSE

The Bitcoin Strategy ETF, trading under the "BITO" ticker, rose 4.9% to $41.94 in its first session, an eagerly-anticipated event in the world of crypto-money that boosted bitcoin futures.

Credit Suisse agreed to pay $475 million in fines to settle charges it misled investors and violated anticorruption laws on a bond offering in Mozambique

Credit Suisse To Pay $475 Mn To Settle Charges In Mozambique 'Hidden Debt' Scandal

Credit Suisse to pay $475 mn to settle charges in Mozambique 'hidden debt' scandal

Netflix has seen a jump in subcribers in most recently finished quarter

Squid Game-boosted Netflix Pulls In Subscribers

Subscribers jumped by 4.4 million, double the growth seen in the same quarter in 2020, allowing the platform to end the period with 214 million worldwide.

United Airlines reported a third-quarter profit as travel levels move closer to pre-pandemic levels

United Airlines Scores 3Q Profit As More Travel Returns

The big US carrier said third-quarter capacity was down 23% compared with the 2019 period. That is up from the second quarter, when capacity was down 46% from the level two years ago.

Asian traders are in an upbeat mood after a string of strong earnings results

Strong Earnings Prop Up Global Stocks

Strong earnings prop up global stocks

Major missile and nuclear sites in North Korea.

N. Korea Fires Suspected Submarine-launched Ballistic Missile: Seoul

N. Korea fires suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile: Seoul

Credit Suisse To Pay $475 Mn To Settle US, UK Charges On Mozambique Bond Offer

Credit Suisse to pay $475 mn to settle US, UK charges on Mozambique bond offer

The US Treasury is focused on ensuring criminals cannot skirt economic sanctions

US Calls For 'Global Effort' To Combat Cybercrime

US calls for 'global effort' to combat cybercrime

Facebook has agreed to settle a US government lawsuit alleging it discriminated against US workers

Facebook To Pay $14 Mn In US Worker Discrimination Suit

Facebook to pay $14 mn in US worker discrimination suit

The Phoenix Suns' Footprint Center Goes Sustainable: Biodegradable Instead Of Single-Use Plastic

Phoenix Suns' Footprint Arena is going sustainable by transitioning away from single-use plastics.

This handout photo from Google on July 30, 2021 shows the new Pixel 6 smartphone; Pixel phones have been seen as a way for Google to showcase the capabilities of its free Android system, but its share of the global smartphone market has been meager

Google Debuts New Pixel, Latest Try In Smartphone Fight

Google debuts new Pixel, latest try in smartphone fight

Cryptocurrency News: First Bitcoin ETF Sees Gain In Market Debut

Shares of ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF, the first and long-awaited bitcoin ETF in the U.S., gained over 3% on Tuesday in its trading debut.

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pulled cash out of an investment fund in October 2020

Fed's Powell Investments Raise Questions Over Central Bankers' Market Activity

Fed's Powell investments raise questions over central bankers' market activity

Southwest Airlines again extended the timeframe for resuming flights on the Boeing 737 MAX, this time until mid-April 2020

Southwest Changes Course On Unvaccinated Staff Unpaid Leave Amid Looming Deadline

Unvaccinated Southwest Airlines employees waiting for a medical or religious exemption to be approved will continue to be paid after the federal mandate deadline.

Dollar General Employees Describe Managers' Aggressive Resistance To Union Drive

Workers say that the campaign has amounted to one of intimidation against the union push.

Queen Elizabeth II, 95, 'believes you are as old as you feel', her assistant private secretary said

Young At Heart: Queen Elizabeth II, 95, Turns Down Old Age Award

Young at heart: Queen Elizabeth II, 95, turns down old age award

Breakfast Is Back At Taco Bell: How To Get A Free Burrito To Celebrate

Taco Bell will be giving out free Toasted Breakfast Burritos on Thursday at participating restaurants while supplies last.

Home builders continue to face supply labor shortages which is contributing to rising housing prices

US Homebuilding Falls By 1.6% in September Amid Ongoing Labor, Supply Shortages

Housing permits and starts for September dropped by 1.6%. At the same time, the Commerce Department found that housing construction was higher than at the same time last year.

Santa Is Back At Macy’s, But By Appointment Only

Macy's is reintroducing Santaland at select locations with new protocols to ensure social distancing. Most notably, children will only be able to meet Santa by appointment.