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The FDA discovered quality control issues at Novo Nordisk's main U.S. factory in May 2022, as reported.
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India Introduces Annual Audits for Pharma Suppliers Following Child Deaths Linked to Cough Syrup
2023-09-21
Goldman Sachs Offers $1.7 Billion Loan to Formula 1 for Seven Years
2023-09-21
Researchers Want to Study Popular App TikTok, But Face Challenges Due to Strict Rules
2023-09-21
Portugal Helps Families Reduce Mortgage Rates After European Central Bank Decision
2023-09-21
Cisco Systems to Buy Cybersecurity Company Splunk for $28 Billion
2023-09-21
Lawyers Ask for $229 Million After Making Tesla Return $700 Million
Recently, some lawyers made Tesla's board give back $700 million, saying they were paid too much.
UBS Cuts 70% of Its Hong Kong Staff After Merging with Credit Suisse
UBS, a big bank, has cut down a lot of jobs in its Hong Kong office, letting go of about 70% of its
Malaysia's KWAP Invests $107 Million in Venture Funds and Startups
Malaysia's main retirement fund, KWAP, is setting aside about $107 million to help Malaysian startup
Twitter X Receives Lowest Ranking in Climate Change Misinformation Report
A recent research checked how big tech companies handle wrong information about climate change.
Carbon Studio's AI Tool Auctoria: Simplifying 3D Game Development
A few years back, Aleksander Caban from Carbon Studio saw a big problem: making basic parts for vide
T-Mobile App Glitch Exposes User Details; Company Responds
T-Mobile users found a big problem with the company's app.
TransUnion Denies Data Breach Claim by USDoD Group
TransUnion, a credit monitoring company, has said they didn't have a data breach, even though a grou
Uranium Investments Rise in 2023: Benefits and Challenges
Investors in uranium are making good money in 2023, as uranium investments have increased by over 30
Riksbank Raises Interest Rate and Sells Foreign Currency as Swedish Economy Faces Challenges
Sweden's central bank, Riksbank, increased its main interest rate to 4% to deal with rising prices.
Major Investors Urge Government Support for $275 Trillion Clean Energy Opportunity
A group of big investors, known as the Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance, wants governments to help and
Norway's Bank Raises Interest Rates to 14-Year High; More Hikes Expected
Norway's central bank, Norges Bank, raised its interest rates to 4.25%, the highest in 14 years.
Volvo to Stop Making Diesel Cars by 2024 in Favor of Electric
Volvo has announced they will stop making diesel cars by early 2024 and focus more on electric cars.
Germany Debates 5G Regulations to Restrict Chinese Components Over Security Concerns
Germany is thinking about making strict rules to reduce the use of Huawei and ZTE parts in their 5G
Google Faces Lawsuit Over Fatal GPS Error in North Carolina Bridge Collapse
Google is being sued by the family of Philip Paxson from North Carolina because he died while using
Former Qantas CEO Receives 900% Salary Increase, but Bonus Reduced Due to Scandals
In Qantas Airways' yearly report, they showed that their former CEO, Alan Joyce, got a huge pay rais
French Apple Store Employees to Strike for Better Pay During iPhone 15 Launch
Apple store workers in France want to go on strike when the iPhone 15 launches. They want better pay
Oil Prices Drop Due to U.S. Interest Rate Decisions and Global Economic Concerns
Last Wednesday, oil prices went down by 1%.
Sweden's Financial Watchdog Investigates Big Pension Fund's $4.5 Billion Investment
Sweden's money watchdog, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), is looking into Alecta,
Google Struggles to Recover Mobile Traffic After Apple Switched from Google Maps
In a recent legal case about Google, it came out that when Apple started using its own maps instead
Sweden and Norway Consider Raising Interest Rates
Sweden and Norway might both raise their main interest rates by 0.25% this week.
Ikea Lowers Prices on 500 Items in Sweden to Help Consumers Amid Rising Costs
Ikea, a famous Swedish furniture brand, is cutting prices for almost 500 items in Sweden, especially
Sweden Will Have a Difficult Time Avoiding Economic Crisis, According to SHB
Sweden is facing a tough economic time, as experts from Svenska Handelsbanken AB say there might be
Denmark's Economy Improves Due to Strong Pharmaceutical Industry
Denmark's central bank says the country's economy looks better now.
OECD Warns of Economic Challenges Ahead, Especially for Germany and the UK
The OECD has given a heads-up about tough times ahead for the world's economy, especially in Germany
H&M Charges for Online Returns Unless You're a Member; Other Stores Do the Same
H&M, a big clothing store, now charges £1.99 for returning items bought online unless they're damage
DeepMind's New AI, AlphaMissense, Detects Harmful DNA Changes
Google DeepMind has made an AI tool named AlphaMissense that can tell if genetic changes are harmful
Viaplay Faces Financial Challenges and Seeks Help to Manage Debt
The Swedish streaming company, Viaplay Group AB, owes a lot of money. Because of this, their lenders
France Proposes Higher Plane Ticket Prices to Protect the Environment
France wants to raise the price of plane tickets in Europe to help fight climate change.
ICC Faces Computer Security Concerns: Important Information at Risk
The International Criminal Court (ICC) had a computer security issue recently, which made people wor
Major Companies Including MGM and Caesars Face Cyberattacks
Recently, big companies like MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment were hit by cyberattacks.
Huawei's Upcoming 5G Smartphone Release Amid US Restrictions
Huawei plans to release a new smartphone, possibly with 5G, in October.
World Debt Rises by $10 Trillion in Early 2023: Key Points to Know
Global debt grew by $10 trillion in the first six months of 2023, a big increase after two years of
HSBC Hires Former Credit Suisse Employees to Boost Stock Trading
HSBC, a bank from London, is hiring nine more people for its stock trading team in big cities like L
Saxony in Germany Sends Students to TSMC for Chip Training
Saxony in Germany is teaming up with a company from Taiwan called TSMC to train more people in compu
Vietnam Struggles to Meet 6.5% Growth Target Amid Export and Trade Challenges
Vietnam aims for a 6.5% growth in its economy, but it's having trouble because fewer countries are b
European Gas Prices Drop Due to High Supply and Low Demand
Natural gas prices in Europe are going down because there's a lot of supply and not many people are
Hong Kong Rents Rise as Workers Return; Singapore's Growth Slows Due to Government Policies
Hong Kong's rental prices are going up because more workers from other countries are coming back.
Lyft Pays $10 Million for Not Reporting Big Share Sale by Former Board Member
Lyft, a company that offers car rides, will pay $10 million to the Securities and Exchange Commissio
Beware of Fake Cryptocurrency Giveaways on TikTok
TikTok has a big problem with fake giveaways that pretend to offer free cryptocurrency.
AI-Powered Program to Fight Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries
A program connected to a Canadian university wants to use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve he
Agility Robotics' High-Tech Factory Produces 10,000 Humanoid Robots a Year
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Tesla and Saudi Arabia Discuss Potential Car Factory; Musk Meets with Global Leaders
Saudi Arabia and Tesla might partner to build cars in Saudi Arabia, says The Wall Street Journal.
Oil Prices Rise Due to Reduced Production by Saudi Arabia, Russia, and U.S
Oil prices went up on Monday because Saudi Arabia and Russia produced less oil.
U.S. Government and Google Dispute Over Keeping Online Ad Prices Private
The U.S. Justice Department and Google are in a legal battle about whether certain talks about Googl
Morgan Stanley Faces $750 Million Lawsuit Over Brightline Train Investment Dispute
Morgan Stanley is sued by Certares Management LLC and Knighthead Capital Management LLC for over $75
Swedish Bank SEB AB Sued for $42 Million Over Past Financial Scandal
A Swedish bank called SEB AB is being sued by Sweden's pension authority.
Investors Grow Optimistic About the US Dollar Due to Federal Reserve's Expected Actions
Hedge funds are now feeling positive about the US dollar, thinking the Federal Reserve will be caref
Banks Plan $2.9 Billion Bond Sale to Help GTCR Buy Majority of Worldpay
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase are getting ready for a big money deal.
Challenges Facing the Swedish Currency and Possible Solutions
The Swedish currency is having some problems, and many people think its value might drop even more.
2023: Small Companies Outperform Big Ones, Especially in Growing Markets
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LVMH's Champagne Sales Drop in 2023: A Look at the Changing Trends
LVMH's Champagne sales changed in 2023 compared to the high sales in 2021 and 2022. People bought mo
BMO Stops Car Loans in Canada and USA Due to Rising Unpaid Debts, Signaling Potential Job Losses
The Bank of Montreal (BMO), a major bank in Canada, is stopping its car loan services in both Canada
ECB's Kazaks Advises Caution on Interest Rate Expectations for Next Year
Martins Kazaks from the European Central Bank (ECB) warns not to expect lower interest rates in the
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Czech Central Banker Cautious About Lowering Interest Rates Due to High Inflation
Czech banker Ales Michl is worried about ongoing high inflation and says there won't be any quick ch
Germany's Autobahn Struggles to Transport Large Windmill Parts
Germany's famous high-speed highway, the autobahn, is struggling to transport big windmill parts nee
US Airlines Profit in 2023, But Flight Attendants Seek Better Pay and Conditions
Big US airlines like American, United, and Alaska have made a lot of money in 2023.
Bank of England May Raise Interest Rates to Highest Since 2007
The Bank of England might raise interest rates soon.
Global Survey: 68% Prefer Solar Energy Over Fossil Fuels
A worldwide survey by Glocalities found that over 68% of people strongly support solar energy, while
French Government's Plan: Lower Fuel Prices to Boost Competition and Help Citizens
The French government has come up with a new idea to deal with high fuel prices.
Sweden's Padel Popularity Comes with a $4 Billion Warning
Padel used to be a very popular racket sport in Sweden, but it grew too quickly.
MGM Resorts in the US Hit by Hacker Group Despite Prior Warnings from Cybersecurity Company
MGM Resorts and casinos in the US faced an online attack that began due to a trick played on their I
How the Human Brain Inspires AI Systems to Become Stronger
Researchers from the University of Tokyo have discovered a new method to enhance artificial brain-li
Chinese Electric Cars Struggle in the European Market
Chinese electric car companies are having a hard time selling in Europe.
Library Genesis Faces Lawsuit from Four Major US Publishers Over Copyright Allegations
Library Genesis, or Libgen, is in big trouble with a copyright lawsuit.
iPhone 15 Pro in High Demand: Delays Expected, Pro Max Pricier but Popular
The new iPhone 15 Pro is very popular.
California Sues Big Oil Companies for Not Warning About Fossil Fuel Dangers
California is taking big oil companies like Exxon Mobil, Shell, BP, ConocoPhillips, and Chevron to c
Google Agrees to Pay $93 Million to Settle California Lawsuit Over Android Location Tracking
Google will pay $93 million to end a case in California.
Did YouTube Encourage Anti-Vaccine Videos During COVID-19?
Scientists from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the United Nations wanted to see if
Pizza and Coq au Vin Costs Continue to Rise in Italy and France
In Europe, making popular dishes like France's Coq au Vin and Italy's Pizza Margherita is getting mo
UAW Loses Verification on X Amid Strike; Elon Musk's Role Questioned
The car workers' union, known as UAW, recently lost its verified badge on X (previously known as Twi
Irish Authorities Fine TikTok €345M for GDPR Violations and Child Privacy Concerns
TikTok has been fined €345 million by Irish authorities for violating EU privacy laws, especially th
Weaker Currency, Stronger Investments: What's Driving Sweden's Success?
In 2022, Sweden saw a significant increase in investments from foreign investors.
UK Government Funds Tata Steel for Eco-Friendly Shift; 3,000 Jobs at Risk
The UK government is giving £500 million ($621 million) to Tata Steel to make its plant in Wales mor
Charles Schwab's Assets Decrease Because of TD Ameritrade Merger and Client Loss
Charles Schwab Corporation faced a decline in new assets as it integrated with TD Ameritrade, result
Euro Drops Due to ECB Interest Rates and Economic Conditions
The euro has been losing value for the longest time in its history because people believe that the E
Swedish Property Market Struggles: Major Company and Banks Face Financial Challenges
Sweden's property market is in trouble. Heimstaden Bostad, a major property company valued at $30 bi
UBS Spends $1 Billion to Avoid IT Mistakes Like Deutsche Bank
UBS Group AG is planning to combine its business with Credit Suisse's domestic operations.
Social Media Companies Unprepared to Handle Misinformation During Global Elections
Social media companies face a significant challenge: they must address misinformation during the 202
Tesla's Can Soon be Cheaper and Faster to Build
Tesla has achieved a technological breakthrough in car manufacturing that could revolutionize electr
MIT Researchers Create Simple AI Tool for Customizing 3D-Printed Models
MIT scientists have developed Style2Fab, a tool that uses AI to allow people to modify 3D designs ea
X to Discuss Compensation with 2,000+ Fired Employees After Elon Musk's Purge
X has agreed to discuss with over 2,000 former employees who were suddenly dismissed without adequat
Apple Releases Software Update in France Over iPhone 12 Radiation Concerns
Apple is launching a new software update for iPhone 12 users in France due to concerns about radiati
Shell Faces Cyber Attack in Australia: BG Group Employees and Private Data at Risk
Shell recently reported a cyber attack involving some of its BG Group employees in Australia.
Major Changes at Citigroup: Job Cuts Expected
Citigroup is making significant changes to its structure.
Sweden's Predicted Inflation Rate Expected to Stay at 2.1% for Five Years
Sweden expects its inflation rate to remain at 2.1% for the next five years, according to the recent
Warm Winter, Cool Prices? Europe's Gas Market Reacts
Europe is experiencing a warmer start to winter this year.
H&M Sales Drop Due to Higher Prices, While Shein Succeeds with Discounts
H&M didn't earn as much as expected because they raised their prices, while competitors like Shein o
20 Years After Rejecting the Euro, Swedes Are Worried About Their Weakening Currency
The Swedish money, called the swedish crown, has been getting less valuable compared to the euro ove
Companies Invest Heavily in Greener Steel Production
Last week, important steps were taken to make steel production more eco-friendly.
OpenAI Opens a New Dublin Office to Enhance AI Development
OpenAI is opening a new office in Dublin, Ireland, and they plan to have it up and running by the en
Volkswagen to Decrease Workforce at Zwickau Electric Car Factory Due to Market Pressures
Volkswagen is making changes to its hiring plans at its electric car factory in Zwickau, Germany, be
JetBlue's Growth Impacted by Plane Delays and Engine Issues
JetBlue Airlines is having trouble growing because they're waiting on new planes and fixing engine p
Lidl UK Faces £76 Million Loss but Reports Sales Boost and Market Growth
Lidl UK lost £76 million this year, which is different from last year when they made £41.1 million.
Google in Court: Did They Unfairly Dominate the Search Engine Market?
The US government says Google didn't play fair to become the top internet search choice.
Sweden's Inflation Rate Drops in August, Central Bank Eyes Interest Rate Hike
In August, Sweden's inflation rate went down unexpectedly, helping the central bank deal with rising
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Barclays Bank is worried that luxury brands, especially the French brand LVMH, might not sell as muc
Swedish Authorities Search Stockholm Stock Exchange for Possible Market Abuse
The Swedish group that looks into financial wrongdoings recently checked the Stockholm stock exchang
Manhattan Penthouse Price Drops from $250 Million to $195 Million in a Year
A fancy apartment in Manhattan was first priced at $250 million.
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Novo Holdings, which owns a big part of Novo Nordisk A/S, is putting more money into renewable energ
EU's Tariff Battle with China: Will this Give Europe a Chance in the EV Race?
The European Commission has announced that it is launching an anti-subsidy investigation into electr
China's iPhone Ban: Puts More Wood on the Tech-War-Fire
After China reported security problems with iPhones, several reports have suggested that the Chinese
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Other Banks Contribute $4.4 Billion for GTCR's Worldpay Acquisition
A group of banks, with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase leading the way, is selling $4.4 billion in
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Deutsche Bank might be allowed to keep less extra money in reserve for its business to lend to compa
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IKEA in the United States is making strong efforts to be more environmentally friendly and use less
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H&M, a well-known clothing brand, is going to introduce its "PRE-LOVED" collection of second-hand cl
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The U.S. government's financial watchdog, the SEC, is taking legal action against Virtu Financial, a
Apple Defends iPhone 12 Radiation Levels in Response to French Concerns
Apple has said that its iPhone 12 meets international safety standards for radiation.
ABB Invests $280 Million in New Swedish Robotics Factory Due to Increased Demand
The Swiss technology company ABB is investing $280 million to build a bigger robot factory in Sweden
Expectations Rise for ECB to Increase Interest Rates Amid European Inflation Concerns
People are expecting the European Central Bank (ECB) to increase interest rates slightly because the
Qantas Airways Illegally Terminated 1,700 Workers: Court Orders Compensation
Australia's highest court recently ruled that Qantas Airways made a mistake when they fired around 1
US Government Sues Google Over Search Engine Dominance
The US government, along with some state officials, is taking Google to court.
Bank of America Expects Strong Earnings Despite Lower Investment Banking Fees
Over the last three months, the money banks make from investment banking has gone down by about 30%
Swedes Consider Using Euro Due to Weaker Krona and Higher Cost of Living
Swedes are thinking about using the euro because their own currency, the Swedish krona, is getting w
Writers Sue OpenAI Over Unauthorized Use of Their Work in AI Training
Some writers are suing OpenAI because they believe the company used their books or articles without
UK Risks Losing 95,000 Offshore Energy Jobs Without More Renewable Investment
A recent report from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen warns that the UK could lose as many as 95
AstraZeneca's CEO Might Leave Next Year; Stock Drops by 4%
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MGM Resorts Faces Cybersecurity Issues in Las Vegas
MGM Resorts had a problem with the security of their computer systems in Las Vegas.
Amazon's Strict Confidentiality Rules Under Scrutiny by US Labor Board
The US Labor Board has accused Amazon of breaking the law by having strict secrecy rules for its wor
Alibaba's New Focus on AI and User Experience Under CEO Eddie Wu
Alibaba, led by its new CEO Eddie Wu, is putting a lot of focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and
World Bank's $3.7 Billion Fossil Fuel Spending in 2022 Questioned
The World Bank promised to support a more environmentally friendly economy, but it appears that in 2
Sweden's Housing Market Remains Positive, But Prices Might Drop Further
SEB AB, a company that studies economic trends, said that the housing market in Sweden has been doin
Google Faces Lawsuit for Alleged Unfair Control of Online Search Market
Google is facing a legal battle in Washington because some people think they're not playing fair in
Sweden's Shift to Traditional Schooling for Better Results
In Sweden, schools are changing how they teach young children.
Wilko Rescue Deal Collapse Leads to Thousands of Job Losses in the UK
Many workers at Wilko Ltd. in the UK are at risk of losing their jobs because a plan to save the com
Germany Considers Extension of Tax Breaks for Energy-Intensive Companies
Germany is thinking about giving companies that use a lot of energy a discount on their taxes for on
European Stock Prices Increase Due to Good News About the US Economy
European stocks went up on Monday because of positive comments from Janet Yellen about the US econom
Global Companies Increasing Security Spending Due to Rising Threats
Many large companies are planning to spend more money on security next year because they are worried
Chinese Gen Z Spending More on Fun Despite Tough Economy
Despite many young people facing unemployment and economic difficulties in China, those born after 1
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Hermès, a company known for its collaborations with Apple Watch, has surprised everyone by removing
Norwegian Inflation Unexpectedly Slows as Norges Bank Approaches a Turning Point
In Norway, the rate at which prices go up, called inflation, slowed down more than expected in Augus
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is getting rid of an extra fee that certain banks used to pay becaus
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Swedbank believes that the Riksbank, which is like Sweden's central bank, will raise interest rates
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Brain-Free Robot Breaks Ground in Robotics Innovation
Researchers at North Carolina State University have made an important advancement in soft robotics.
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Egypt is facing a big problem with very high inflation.
IMF Urgently Needs More Funds, G20 Reminded of $100 Billion Climate Pledge
Kristalina Georgieva, the leader of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has said that the IMF rea
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Southwest Airlines has confirmed that they removed certain engine parts from a Boeing 737 NG due to
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Dymocks Bookstore experienced an issue where customer details, such as names, birthdays, and address
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The FAA (a group responsible for air travel rules) is considering making all planes use technology t
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People are excited about the new Apple iPhone 15 because it might have some big changes.
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Oil prices have risen to over $90 per barrel because major countries in OPEC+ are trying to balance
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Indonesia had halted cattle imports from Australia due to concerns about "lumpy skin disease," which
Meta Platforms Accused of Illegally Collecting Sensitive Health Data in Lawsuit
A U.S. judge, William Orrick, has ruled that Meta Platforms, Facebook's parent company, must face a
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber plans to change its operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, leadin
South Korea Leads the World in Using Industrial Robots
South Korea is a world leader in using robots in factories.
Musk's X Files Lawsuit Against California Anti-Hate Speech Law
Elon Musk's company, X Corp., is suing California.
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Rice prices are rising in the Philippines, serving as a warning to other countries that rely heavily
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Both the court and the Swedish Food Agency rejected the idea of giving special protection to the cla
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Microsoft Ensures Protection for Customers Using AI Against Copyright Lawsuits
Microsoft has introduced the Copilot Copyright Commitment to protect users of its AI Copilot service
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Swedish Economy Bounces Back Stronger Than Expected in July
In July, Sweden's economy showed signs of improvement.
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Twitter X is facing serious allegations related to its actions in Saudi Arabia and its handling of u
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Japan's economy didn't grow as fast as expected. Instead of the 6% increase everyone had hoped for,
Singapore Orders Banks to Investigate $1.3 Billion Scandal Suspects
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One trader has placed a significant $30,000 bet.
Swedish Innovators Secure $1.6 Billion for Green Steel Plant and Hydrogen Hub
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Swedish real estate companies are slowly returning to the bond market after an 18-month pause.
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Elon Musk took a loan of $1 billion from his rocket company, SpaceX, using his SpaceX shares as coll
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US Dollar Going Up, China and Japan Worried About Money Issues
The US dollar is getting stronger, which is making Asian currencies worth less.
China Bans Government Workers from Using iPhones
China has instructed its government workers not to use iPhones and other foreign phones for their jo
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In July, Germany faced a significant economic challenge. Orders for items produced in German factori
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Australian Financial Watchdog Sues Westpac Bank for Negligence in Handling Financial Notices
A group in Australia that oversees financial matters, known as ASIC, is taking Westpac Banking Corp
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