Nigeria's Accountant General Faces Corruption Charges After Arrest
Nigeria's economic crimes agency said on Monday night it had arrested the country's accountant general over charges of diverting public funds and money laundering to the tune of 80 billion naira ($193 million).
U.S. Rolls Out Revised Cuba Policy, Easing Some Restrictions On Remittances, Travel
The United States plans to take a series of steps to revise its policy toward Cuba, including easing some Trump-era restrictions on family remittances and travel to the island and sharply increasing the processing of U.S.
U.S. Revises Cuba Policy, Eases Restrictions On Remittances, Travel
The United States on Monday announced a series of steps to revise its policy toward Cuba, including easing some Trump-era restrictions on family remittances and travel to the island and sharply increasing the processing of U.S.
US Shooter Embraced Racist 'Replacement' Theory Online
US shooter embraced racist 'replacement' theory online
After Fires And Floods, Climate-conscious Independents Could Determine Australian Election
After some of the worst fires and floods ever to hit Australia, a new cohort of climate-conscious independents are threatening to shake up the federal election on Saturday, putting the government under pressure in key districts and potentially reshaping the country's political landscape.
Netflix, Meta Dumped By Hedge Funds As Tech Sell-off Continues
Tiger Global Management, Winslow Capital Management, and Scopus Asset Management were among funds that sold all of their shares of streaming company Netflix Inc before the company reported its first loss of subscribers in over a decade in March, according to securities fillings released Monday.
Walmart Stores Expected To Post High Shopper Traffic Amid Deepening Inflation Pain
Walmart Inc is expected to show a steady rise in gross margins and revenue when it reports first-quarter results on Tuesday as price conscious shoppers, feeling the strain of persistent inflation, increase visits to the low-cost retailer.
Abbott, FDA Reach Agreement To Reopen Baby Formula Facility In Michigan
Abbott Laboratories said on Monday it had reached an agreement with the U.S.
California Law Requiring Women On Company Boards Struck Down
A state court judge found California's law requiring publicly held companies to include women on their boards unconstitutional, dealing another blow to the state's push to diversify corporate leadership.
Tencent Music's Q1 Revenue Downbeat, Shares Rise Amid Hopes For Regulatory Easing
China's Tencent Music Entertainment posted a 15% slump in first-quarter revenue, matching expectations, but saw its shares join a sector-wide surge on Tuesday as hopes grew for a loosening of regulatory curbs on China's tech giants.
Coronavirus May Be Linked To Cases Of Severe Hepatitis In Children
The following is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19.
FDA Declines To Authorize Common Antidepressant As COVID Treatment
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has decided not to authorize the antidepressant fluvoxamine to treat COVID-19, saying that the data has not shown the drug to be an effective therapeutic for fighting the virus.
U.S. SEC Chair Says Much To Be Done To Protect Crypto Investors
Cryptocurrency assets are highly speculative and investors in them need more protections or they could lose trust in the markets, Gary Gensler, chair of the U.S.
Jupiter, Yarbrough Among Investors Who Sold Coinbase Before Big Fall
Jupiter Asset Management, Azora Capital LP and billionaire Jon Yarbrough's family office were among funds that sold all of their stakes in cryptocurrency company Coinbase Global Inc before the company fell nearly 30% to record lows in early May, according to filings released on Monday.
Taliban Dissolve Afghanistan's Human Rights Commission, Other Key Bodies
Taliban authorities in Afghanistan dissolved five key departments of the former U.S.-backed government, including the country's Human Rights Commission, deeming them unnecessary in the face of a financial crunch, an official said on Monday.
Nigeria Court Charges Two Students Over 'Blasphemy' Death
Two students were on Monday charged in court with conspiracy and inciting public disturbance after a college student was beaten and burned by fellow students who accused her of blasphemy in the northwestern state of Sokoto last week.
US Shaken By Racist Mass Shooting, Weekend Of Gun Violence
US shaken by racist mass shooting, weekend of gun violence
Amber Heard Says Trial Is 'Torture,' Wants To 'Move On'
Amber Heard says trial is 'torture,' wants to 'move on'
Brazil Senate Leaders Offer Support For Courts Facing Bolsonaro Attacks
Brazilian Senate leaders are stepping up support for the judiciary as it comes under fresh attack from President Jair Bolsonaro, who is gearing up for a re-election campaign by questioning the integrity of a voting system run by the courts.
New French PM: Technocrat And Macron Loyalist
New French PM: technocrat and Macron loyalist
Musk Tells Conference A Lower Price For Twitter Might Be Appropriate
Elon Musk suggested that a lower price for Twitter Inc may be appropriate as he and CEO Parag Agrawal quarreled over the company's estimates of spam accounts on Monday, according to an attendee at a private conference where Musk was speaking.
Musk Suggests That He Could Seek To Cut Price For Twitter Buy
Elon Musk suggested on Monday that he could seek a lower price for Twitter Inc, saying that there could be at least four times more fake accounts than what the company has said.
Musk Seeks Proof On Share Of Spam Bot On Twitter For Deal To Progress
Elon Musk said on Tuesday his $44 billion offer would not move forward until Twitter Inc shows proof that spam bots account for less than 5% of its total users, hours after suggesting he could seek a lower price for the company.
Musk Links Deal Progress On Proof Of Spam Bot Share On Twitter
Elon Musk said on Tuesday his $44-billion offer would not move forward until Twitter Inc shows proof that spam bots account for less than 5% of its total users, hours after suggesting he could seek a lower price for the company.
Analysis-White House Weighs Inflation Vs. Farmers In New Biofuel Mandates
The White House is expected to announce in coming weeks the amount of biofuels like corn-based ethanol that U.S.
California Church Shooter Was Motivated By Hate, Politics
The man who killed a doctor and injured five others at a California Taiwanese church shooting at the weekend was a U.S.
California Church Shooter Upset Over Taiwan-China Tensions -police
The man accused of killing a doctor and wounding five other people in a shooting at a Taiwanese-American church banquet in California methodically planned the attack because he was upset over Chinese-Taiwanese tensions, authorities said on Monday.
Exclusive-Former Top Republican Lawmaker In Colorado Received Leak Of Voting Data
A former Republican minority leader of the Colorado legislature is among the recipients of a trove of sensitive voting data leaked by a county official working with an activist seeking to prove President Donald Trump's false stolen-election claims, the secretary of state's office told Reuters on Monday.
Former Top Republican Lawmaker In Colorado Received Leak Of Voting Data
A former Republican minority leader of the Colorado legislature is among the recipients of a trove of sensitive voting data leaked by a county official working with activists seeking to prove President Donald Trump's false stolen-election claims, according to court records reviewed by Reuters.
UK PM Johnson Says Legislative 'Insurance' Needed On Northern Ireland
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday the government needed an "insurance" option to unilaterally scrap post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland, raising the risk of a trade war with the European Union.