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The Pegasus spyware, developed by Israeli firm MSO and allegedly used to target French President Emmanuel Macron, will be on the agenda of the Israeli defence minister's talks in Paris this week

Israel Minister To Discuss Pegasus Scandal In France Visit

Israel minister to discuss Pegasus scandal in France visit

Is DeFi The End For The Traditional Bank As We Know It?

The cryptocurrency sector is known as a bit of a roller coaster ride for investors, and is being watched warily by authorities and regulators concerned about its lack of transparency

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, more people have seen traditional institutions struggle to adjust to the new way of life and many turned to the digital world to hedge their bets, store their wealth, and explore other investment opportunities.

Several Injured, Missing After Blast At German Chemical Site

Smoke rises from a landfill and waste incineration area at the Chempark industrial park run by operator Currenta following an explosion in Leverkusen in western Germany, on July 27, 2021At least 16 people were injured and five missing after an explosio

Several injured, missing after blast at German chemical site

Tokyo residents have been defying requests from authorities to stay away from events on public roads

'Can't Help But Cheer': Some In Japan Warm To Olympics

'Can't help but cheer': Some in Japan warm to Olympics

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Melbourne To Lift Virus Lockdown As Delta Outbreak Contained

Melbourne to lift virus lockdown as Delta outbreak contained

An ad outside a subway station in New York City calls for people to get vaccinated against Covid-19

US Veterans Department Becomes First Agency To Adopt Vaccine Mandate

US veterans department becomes first agency to adopt vaccine mandate

Tesla reported $721 million in 2020 earnings, its first profitable year

Tesla News: Electric Car Company Reports More Than $1 Billion In Profit For Q2

Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company reports earnings 10-fold up from last year.

Amazon Eyes Cryptocurrency But Not Poised For Bitcoin

Amazon denied a report that the e-commerce giant planned to begin accepting Bitcoin payments by the end of this year, but acknowledged an interest in cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin is enjoying a recovery, rallying close to $40,000 after tycoon Elon Musk reiterated his backing for the digital unit

Volatile Trading Day Ends With Bitcoin, Wall Street Up, Asia Down

Volatile trading day ends with bitcoin, Wall Street up, Asia down

American Airlines told pilots to conserve fuel in light of a supply crunch

American Airlines Urges Pilots To Conserve Jet Fuel

American Airlines urges pilots to conserve jet fuel

Tesla reported its first quarterly profit above $1 billion on record auto deliveries

Tesla Quarterly Profits Top $1 Bn For 1st Time

Tesla quarterly profits top $1 bn for 1st time

Jobless Mid-Career Workers Face Ageism Amid Unemployment Crisis

The unemployment crisis is targeting unemployed Gen X at higher rates as the world transitions to a virtual workspace.

Why Are Crocs So Popular? Shoe Company Sees Surge In Sales In 2021

Consumers are gravitating to the specialty shoes during the pandemic.

Luxury group LVMH, Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy, "has enjoyed an excellent half-year," chief executive Bernard Arnaut said

LVMH First-half Profits Soar On Rebound From Pandemic

LVMH first-half profits soar on rebound from pandemic

Strong demand for the Chevrolet Silverado and other large vehicles enabled General Motors to score solid US sales in the fourth quarter despite an annual drop in sales

GM Sues Ford Over Trademark Infringement: ‘No Choice But To Vigorously Defend Our Brands’

GM claimed in its lawsuit that Ford's BlueCruise name will "inevitably cause confusion," while Ford said GM's lawsuit was "meritless."

Hasbro Sees Increased Profits After ‘Dungeons & Dragon’ Gives Toymaker Major Boost

Hasbro has experienced an unexpected growth in revenue.

Bhutan has inoculated most of its eligible population with second doses of Covid-19 vaccinations in a week

'Success Story': Bhutan Vaccinates Most Of Population After Donations

'Success story': Bhutan vaccinates most of population after donations

The auto giant's quarterly revenues more than doubled to 664.06 billion rupees year-on-year

Covid Woes And Chip Shortages Keep Tata Motors In The Red

Covid woes and chip shortages keep Tata Motors in the red

The US Federal Trade Commission will refile an antitrust case against Facebook after its initial lawsuit was dismissed by a judge

US Seeks More Time To Refile Facebook Antitrust Case

U.S. antitrust enforcers have asked a federal court for extra time in refiling a monopoly abuse case against Facebook which could roll back its acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp, but was thrown out last month.

Can These Blockchain Solutions Replace the Traditional Banking System?

In the past few months, blockchain and cryptocurrency have emerged as mainstream innovations. This has resulted in increased adoption even among financial institutions and corporations that once considered nothing but a sham.

Bitcoin Climbs Over $39,000 As Talk Of Amazon Acceptance Swirls, Other Cryptocurrencies Rally

Bitcoin was up over 11% to $38,456 as of early Monday morning.

Shares in China's food delivery giant Meituan plunged 14 percent after new rules were issued to protect hard-pressed drivers

Shares In Meituan Fall As China Ramps Up Rider Protections

Shares in Meituan fall as China ramps up rider protections

Sanctions: Teodorin Obiang, in a 2012 file picture

E.Guinea Closing UK Embassy Over Sanctions Against President's Son

E.Guinea closing UK embassy over sanctions against president's son

The Minitel, an internet forerunner, allowed users to check the news and make restaurant reservations

French Minitel Pioneer Dies Aged 88

French Minitel pioneer dies aged 88

China's for-profit tutoring sector has come under the spotlight in recent years owing to heavy workloads and the the high costs of a 'good' education

Chinese Tutoring Firms' Shares Tank After Beijing Crackdown

Chinese tutoring firms' shares tank after Beijing crackdown

With travel restrictions easing, Ryanair earlier this month announced plans to hire more than 2,000 pilots

Ryanair Losses Widen On Covid Travel Restrictions

Ryanair losses widen on Covid travel restrictions

K2, the world's second-highest peak, is known as "savage mountain" due to the punishing winds and temperatures

Scottish Climber Dies On Pakistan's K2

Scottish climber dies on Pakistan's K2

Global Economy Set To Rebound? Delta Variant May Stand In The Way

The global economy may fall victim to the effects of the rapidly spreading Delta variant.

Time is running out for policymakers to approve a new stimulus package for the US economy

More Stimulus Checks On The Way? Petition For $2,000 Monthly Payments Gains Traction

A Change.org petition closed in on 2.7 million signatures on Sunday.

Violence has surged across several provinces including in Kandahar after the Taliban launched a sweeping offensive

US General Vows To Continue Air Strikes Supporting Afghan Troops

US general vows to continue air strikes supporting Afghan troops

Credit Suisse CEO Thomas Gottstein said the "loss in our Prime Services business relating to the failure of a US-based hedge fund is unacceptable".

Swiss Bank Spying Scandal: Credit Suisse Settles With UBS Banker

The scandal rocked the small nation of Switzerland. Many other instances of surveillance were later revealed and a private investigator committed suicide after the case became public.