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At important stock market indicators in New York, records went into the books again on Tuesday, although minimal price gains. Investors seemed to put aside concerns about the perhaps overvaluation of some stocks. But at the same…
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson denounced the "despicable harassment" of Chris Whitty, who advises the government on medical matters. Images appeared on social media on Monday showing the top adviser being grabbed by two men…
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French car manufacturer Renault is aiming to reduce the cost of batteries for electric cars significantly. In ten years, the company wants to pay half the current price per kilowatt-hour, CEO Luca de Meo said during an interview on…
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An American transgender who went to court because he was not allowed to go to the boys' bathroom at school won the last year in a legal battle. The U.S. Supreme Court decided not to hear his case on Monday. As a result, a decision…
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Prosecutors in New York have set a deadline for the Trump Organization. Lawyers for the Trump family's company have until Monday afternoon to explain why the prosecution has to waive a criminal case because of financial abuses; insiders…
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The Tokyo stock exchange closed slightly lower on Monday. In particular, the chip companies were sold by the uninspiring trading session of the US tech gauge Nasdaq on Friday. The other chief stock markets in the Asian region also…
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Danish media companies are engaging in a new negotiating tactic with Google and Facebook about paying copyrights for news shown on the platforms. Several newspapers, broadcasters and news sites join forces in their negotiations, the British…
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South Africa is tightening measures against corona to halt the advance of the highly contagious Delta variant. All gatherings, whether indoors or outdoors, will be banned. The sale of alcohol is also forbidden. Restaurants are only…
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