Hindenburg Research, a prolific short-seller, has claimed that Block, once known as Square, is committing widespread fraud
The embattled former prime minister insists he did not lie to parliamentary investigators
Beijing approves the first vaccine of its kind as it looks to jumpstart its flailing economy
In talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, the Russian president called for a multipolar economic order
Bags of nickel worth $1.3 million contained nothing but stones—and prompted more scrutiny of the LME
New downsizing means the company has cut almost 30,000 jobs since November
Opposition lawmakers tried to push out the French president after his government acted unilaterally to raise the retirement age
Moscow called the accusations outrageous and said the court isn't a valid authority
The latest strike announcement adds to a wave of labor action in the country not seen since the Thatcher era
The answer has something to do with potatoes—and politics
BBB was created in 2019 following protests against the government’s plan to cut agricultural emissions
The bank fell as much as 30% as bank stocks continue to slide in the aftermath of SVB's collapse
Mint Mobile is selling for $1.35 billion as T-Mobile looks to reach more low-income customers
US president Biden was briefed about the incident amid heightened tensions between the two countries
The new policy will also affect tourists from Canada, Japan, and Australia
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced the latest step in parent company Meta's downsizing plans
The plan is expected to generate an estimated $17 billion in revenue for the government
The outcome of "shunto" wage negotiations will help determine the central bank's interest rates strategy
Beijing's top diplomat called the agreement a victory for dialogue as China exerts its influence in the region
Drug manufacturers were told to stop using propylene glycol sourced from a Delhi-based chemical plant
Andrew Wilkie claimed leaked documents show the church made $53 million more than it reported
The admission comes despite a government policy that prohibits sending military aid to countries engaged in armed conflict
Schultz initially declined to appear before a Senate committee, until Sanders tried to subpoena him
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she supports removing the work permit requirement for children under 16
