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In Japan, 179 people are still missing after Monday's earthquake. The death toll has now risen to 84. The earthquake also injured at least 330 people. The west coast of Japan was hit by a magnitude 7.5 earthquake on New Year's Day,…
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Due to a snowstorm, thousands of people were stuck in their cars on Thursday morning in Denmark and Sweden. At one point, the Ritzau news agency reported a traffic jam of 30 kilometres on the E45 highway near Aarhus and Randers. …
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At least 62 people were killed in the New Year's Day earthquakes in Japan. This is evident from a new balance sheet by the authorities. More than 300 people were also injured, an official from the hard-hit Ishikawa region said.…
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The stock markets in New York again showed little movement on Thursday. The American leading indicators fluctuated around new record levels after a solid year on Wall Street. The mood among American investors has been positive for…
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The German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd says it still avoids the Red Sea and detours via the Cape of Good Hope even now that a maritime task force is trying to protect ships against attacks by Houthi rebels from Yemen. This was…
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The American FBI has taken the website of the ransomware group ALPHV/Blackcat offline and is releasing a tool to decrypt the encrypted files. BlackCat was one of the most active cybercrime groups in the past year and a half and…
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, will pay 700 million dollars to end American lawsuits against its app store's policies. Alphabet is also adjusting Google Play's policy. Dozens of US states and consumer groups had sued Google.…
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Artificial intelligence (AI) could become a threat to financial stability, according to US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. U.S. regulators must make that topic their top priority next year. Yellen said this during a US Financial…
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