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Apple, Google, Other US Tech Titans Look to Ditch Passwords
Apple, Google and Microsoft said they are looking to get rid of passwords and replace them with a more secure...
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Free Speech or Hate Speech? Fears for Musk’s Twitter
Elon Musk describes himself as a "free-speech absolutist," leaving rights groups fearful that Twitter will provide a forum for hate...
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Yellen Warns European Ban on Russian Energy Could Harm Economies
A European ban on Russian oil and gas imports could have unintended economic consequences, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.
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White House Warns of ‘Extraordinarily Elevated’ March Inflation
The already-high US inflation rate likely climbed even further last month, the White House warned, amid a spike in energy...
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Big Tech to Be Regulated Like Banks, Says EU Antitrust Chief
Big Tech companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon will be regulated like banks, as per a new landmark digital law,...
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Moscow Stocks Crash Crushes Financial Dreams of Russians
The Moscow stock exchange ended 2021 in fine form and ordinary Russians were keen on investing. Everything changed after Moscow's...
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UN Slams Facebook Decision on Violent Messages
The UN voiced alarm at Facebook's decision to temporarily ease its policy on violent speech after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine,...
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US Consumer Prices Hit New 40-Year High as Ukraine Shock Looms
US consumer prices hit a new 40-year high last month as the world's largest economy continued to be battered by...
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Lacking Oversight, Telegram Thrives in Ukraine Disinformation Battle
Two days after Russia invaded Ukraine, an account on the Telegram messaging platform posing as President Volodymyr Zelensky urged his...
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Oil Nears $100 as West Prepares Russian Sanctions
Oil prices surged close to $100 per barrel as major crude producer Russia prepared to send troops into two breakaway...
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Germany to Enter Recession Due to Coronavirus: Bundesbank
The Bundesbank said the latest wave of the coronavirus pandemic risked pushing the German economy -- Europe's largest -- into...
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US Consumer Prices Rose 7.5% Annually in January, Largest Since Feb 1982
US consumer prices rose at an annual rate not seen since February 1982, with a 7.5 percent increase over the...
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US Seizes $3.6 Bn of Stolen Bitcoin in Record Haul
The US Justice Department announced it has recovered more than 94,000 bitcoin stolen in 2016, currently valued at $3.6 billion,...
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Eurozone Unemployment Shrinks Despite Covid Outbreaks
The unemployment rate in the eurozone dropped again in November, official figures showed, as hiring withstood new coronavirus outbreaks in...
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China Blasts US ‘Hypocrisy’ Over Tesla Xinjiang Showroom
China accused Washington of hypocrisy after US politicians and rights groups criticized carmaker Tesla for opening a dealership in Xinjiang,...
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Chinese Tech Giant Baidu Tests Metaverse Waters With New App
Chinese tech giant Baidu took its first steps into the Metaverse industry with the launch of a virtual reality app,...
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Asian Markets Drop on Omicron Spike, Biden Spending Bill Blow
Asian stocks and oil prices sank on fears about a fresh global surge in coronavirus infections and as the future...
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Mother to Sue Japanese Production Firms Over Netflix Suicide Case
The mother of a Japanese reality TV star who took her own life after being targeted by online abuse said...
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UK Unemployment Dips Despite End of Virus Jobs Scheme
Unemployment in Britain has fallen again, despite the end of a government scheme to keep millions of private-sector workers in...
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Asian Markets Mixed, Dollar Rises Again as Fed’s Jerome Powell Gets Nod
Markets were mixed in Asia and the dollar extended gains as investors bet on a quicker pace of monetary tightening...
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