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Tiffany Vs. LVMH Comes To An End After Companies Settle Billion-Dollar Buyout

After a long legal bout, Tiffany was acquired by LVMH for far less than the companies previously agreed on.

New Jared Kushner Audio Tape Shows President Trump At Odds With Doctors In April

Newly-surfaced audio finds Jared Kushner saying Trump, not the doctors, is in control of the pandemic.

Audio recordings reveal Trump's son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner saying, "Trump's now back in charge. It's not the doctors."

GDP Up, But Not Enough To ‘Get Us Out Of The Hole That COVID Dug’

The US budget deficit is expected to average $1.3 trillion through 2030 as the debt grows to 98% of GDP

"It isn’t yet time to hang the mission accomplished banner," economic analyst Mark Hamrick told IBT.

Top infectious diseases official Anthony Fauci

Which Regions Will Be Hit Hardest By COVID Cases This Winter? Fauci Tells All

Dr. Anthony Fauci has said the outbreak is at “the highest baseline.”

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Nokia has signed 100 5G deals, but still trails competitors Ericsson and Nokia

Nokia Doubles Profit, Pledges 'To Win' At 5G

Nokia doubles profit, pledges 'to win' at 5G

The Trump administration alleges links between TikTok's owner and the Chinese government make the app a national security risk

Why TikTok’s Parent Company Is Suing Triller

Social media companies are in court arguing over patent infringement.

Apple may be working on its own search engine that would be part of its mobile devices, potentially competing with the dominant market player Google

Apple Is Quietly Working On Its Own Search Engine To Take On Google

This search engine would be a big step for Apple in terms of in-house development and would pave way for one of Google’s biggest competitors.

Girls Scouts Dragged For Hitting 'A New Low' After Amy Coney Barrett Tweet

"I thought the Girl Scouts was about female empowerment?"

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is to face a grilling by the Senate over politically charged content on his platorm: but current and former Facebook content moderators say their voices are all too often ignored

Mark Zuckerberg To Reward Employees By Giving Them Entire Thanksgiving Week Off

CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to boost the morale of his employees, who have worked through "unprecedented challenges" this year. He also angered some employees for not removing a controversial Trump post.

Karabakh's main city Stepanakert has been hit by increased artillery fire in recent days

Karabakh City Hit By Heaviest Shelling In Month Of Fighting: Official

Karabakh city hit by heaviest shelling in month of fighting: official

Pompeo has made attacks against China the focus of his Asia trip this week

Pompeo Says China 'Gravest Threat' To Religious Freedom

Pompeo says China 'gravest threat' to religious freedom

IMAGESEarly voters line up outside a polling station in Miami, Florida, a week before the presidential election.

Florida Man Changes Governor’s Address After Hacking Into State’s Voter Database, Arrested

The hacker said the changed address was that of a YouTube personality who lives in West Palm Beach.

'Jujutsu Kaisen' Episode 5 Live Stream Details, Release Date: How To Watch Online

Sukuna and Fushiguro are expected to battle in "Jujutsu Kaisen" Episode 5.

US President Donald Trump campaigns in Arizona, promising a Republican victory

Cryptocurrency Scammers Behind Trump Site Hacking, Solicited Monero From Visitors

Hackers asked visitors to make payments in Monero before they would release confidential information about the president.

New Orleans's iconic French Quarter was largely deserted ahead of Hurricane Zeta's arrival

Zeta Slams Into Southern US, Downgraded To Tropical Storm

Zeta slams into southern US, downgraded to tropical storm

There have now been 8,040,203 virus cases and 120,527 deaths in India according to government figures

India Passes Eight Million Coronavirus Cases

India passes eight million coronavirus cases

Relations between China and the United States are at their lowest point in years, with bitter clashes over trade, tech, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights

Beijing Slams US For Arresting Chinese 'Fox Hunt' Agents

Beijing slams US for arresting Chinese 'Fox Hunt' agents

The Tiffany-LVMH tie-up had previously come close to collapsing

LVMH, Tiffany Finally Seal Merger At Lower Price

LVMH, Tiffany finally seal merger at lower price

Kanye West Missed Kim Kardashian’s Birthday Party? Rapper ‘Arrived Late,’ Reports Say

Kanye West attended the last two days of Kim Kardashian's five-day 40th birthday celebration at a luxurious private island resort in French Polynesia, a report said.

Guanajuato is one of Mexico's most violent states, with its wealth and extensive energy infrastructure drawing the attention of criminal gangs

59 Bodies Found In Mexico Hidden Graves

59 bodies found in Mexico hidden graves

Samsung's mobile and chip businesses were boosted by US sanctions against its Chinese rival Huawei

Samsung Electronics Q3 Net Profit Leaps After Huawei Boost

Samsung Electronics Q3 net profit leaps after Huawei boost

Black students like Wanipa Ndhlovu have long been a rare sight in the UK's elite universities Oxford and Cambridge

Backed By Stormzy, Cambridge Bids To Woo Black Students

Backed by Stormzy, Cambridge bids to woo black students

Democratic White House candidate Joe Biden attended a coronavirus briefing instead of hitting the campaign trail six days before the US presidential election on November 3, 2020, a race that polls show him leading over President Donald Trump

Trump, Biden Battle For Florida On Same Day As Race Nears End

Trump, Biden battle for Florida on same day as race nears end

US federal agencies warned hackers were targeting the healthcare sector using malware that can lead to ransomware attacks

US Authorities Warn Of 'Imminent' Cyber Threat To Hospitals

US authorities warn of 'imminent' cyber threat to hospitals

WarnerMedia Head Ann Sarnoff Says 'Wonder Woman 1984' Release Depends On COVID-19 Situation

Ann Sarnoff, head of WarnerMedia, has revealed that the release of "Wonder Woman 1984" totally depends on how the U.S. deals with the COVID-19 situation in the coming weeks.

LeBron James, Taylor Swift Among Most Influential Celebrities In 2020 Election

According to a recent survey, NBA legend LeBron James, singer Taylor Swift and actor Tom Hanks are some of the most influential celebrities in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

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