Ferrari’s green journey takes surprise turn: podcast (www.reuters.com)
Vatican repudiates colonial-era 'doctrine of discovery' (www.reuters.com)
Renewed protests in Kenya as authorities vow to 'halt the descent' (www.reuters.com)
Why does Elon Musk want to press pause on AI? (www.reuters.com)
Tesla misses big on solar-roof installation targets - Wood Mackenzie (www.reuters.com)
TenneT awards $25 bln in contracts to build North Sea-to-shore connections (www.reuters.com)
Signs of pain as easy cash era ends are growing (www.reuters.com)
German public sector pauses strikes for now in wage dispute (www.reuters.com)
London's FTSE 100 up for fourth day, Petrofac leads smallcaps higher (www.reuters.com)
Spain inflation falls more than expected to 3.3% in March (www.reuters.com)
Ford, Vale Indonesia, Huayou sign deal for $4.5 bln EV battery material plant (www.reuters.com)
South Korea, TSMC express concern about US chip subsidy criteria (www.reuters.com)
Wall Street Journal reporter in Russia detained on suspicion of spying - Ifax cites FSB (www.reuters.com)
Pope Francis had peaceful night in hospital - Vatican source (www.reuters.com)
Faraday Future starts EV production of FF 91 after months-long delay (www.reuters.com)
South Sudan president appoints own defence minister, breaching peace deal (www.reuters.com)
London seeks to improve its game as Zurich draws Chinese listings (www.reuters.com)
North Korea executes people for South Korean videos, drugs - report (www.reuters.com)
Fugitive Russian father convicted of insulting army has been detained -lawyer (www.reuters.com)
Exclusive: Google says Microsoft's cloud practices anti-competitive, slams deals with rivals (www.reuters.com)
Japan, Australia concerned over Myanmar disbanding Suu Kyi party (www.reuters.com)
Fashion retailer H&M posts surprise Q1 profit as cost-cutting bears fruit (www.reuters.com)
Polish e-commerce firm Allegro eyes higher Q1 profit (www.reuters.com)
Silicon Valley Bank and Fed supervisors: what's known so far (www.reuters.com)
China plans random, spot checks at hospitals to track COVID (www.reuters.com)
Australia's biggest pension funds cut China exposure, buy fossil fuels (www.reuters.com)
The High Seas Treaty, Explained (www.reuters.com)
Pakistan awaits China's decision on rollover of $2 billion loan - government source (www.reuters.com)
Australia passes tougher emissions reduction law that hits gas investments (www.reuters.com)
Analysis: Rate rises pile pain on SME firms in U.S. and Europe (www.reuters.com)
Meta explores ban on political ads in Europe - FT (www.reuters.com)
Finland's Marin in battle over state spending to stay in power (www.reuters.com)
GSK licenses companies to make cheap copies of HIV prevention drug (www.reuters.com)
Bolsonaro returns to Brazil to lead right-wing opposition to Lula (www.reuters.com)
Tesla expects reduced tax credit for Model 3 by March-end (www.reuters.com)
EU reaches deal on more ambitious renewable energy targets for 2030 (www.reuters.com)
China's economy improves in March, will consolidate recovery, says Premier Li (www.reuters.com)
Two U.S. army helicopters crash in Kentucky (www.reuters.com)
Mexico identifies 8 people possibly responsible for death of 39 in migrant center fire (www.reuters.com)
Gold prices dip as bank angst recedes (www.reuters.com)
Mexican blame game over migrant deaths fuels tension in presidency race (www.reuters.com)
Analysis: US bank supervision needs more speed, transparency in wake of SVB debacle, critics say (www.reuters.com)
Column: India’s grid strained by burgeoning power demand (www.reuters.com)
UK's Feb car output jumps 13.1% as supply-chain snags ease (www.reuters.com)
Countries in stronger position should help others with debt woes -IMF chief (www.reuters.com)
Toyota's global sales notch up a February record as parts shortage eases (www.reuters.com)
Biden on Friday to visit Mississippi town devastated by tornado (www.reuters.com)
Corporate agitator Ackman tells US to raise FDIC insurance limit to shore up confidence (www.reuters.com)
Oil steadies as U.S. crude draw offset by Russian supplies, stronger dollar (www.reuters.com)
Analysis: Hiring spree by China's debt-laden local governments fuel fiscal fears (www.reuters.com)
Taiwan sees less severe China reaction to president's U.S. meeting (www.reuters.com)
Ecuador's top court says Lasso impeachment hearings can proceed (www.reuters.com)
Vietnam communist party chief, Biden agree to boost ties in phone call (www.reuters.com)
Brazil's fiscal framework aims for 2024 zero primary deficit, 2025 surplus -sources (www.reuters.com)
Dollar advances as banking crisis fears ease (www.reuters.com)
Brazil's Bolsonaro says he will not lead opposition, but will work with his party (www.reuters.com)
Ex-prisoner tells diplomats Nicaragua holding families 'hostage' (www.reuters.com)
Britain to set out plans to boost energy security (www.reuters.com)
Alibaba restructuring to enhance decision-making, CEO says (www.reuters.com)
U.S. labor force gap mostly due to pre-pandemic trends, study finds (www.reuters.com)
White House to China: Don't use Taiwan visit as pretext (www.reuters.com)
Ukraine sees Russian progress in eastern frontline city of Bakhmut (www.reuters.com)
Nashville shooting spurs U.S. schools to review security -- again (www.reuters.com)
Fire on passenger ship in southern Philippines kills 10 - coast guard (www.reuters.com)
New York catches up with London to head City's global centres survey (www.reuters.com)
FCC proposes rules to reassess foreign-owned US telecom services authority (www.reuters.com)
Disney's Florida surprise: an end run around DeSantis (www.reuters.com)
Australia passes law forcing firms to disclose gender pay gap (www.reuters.com)
California set to regulate profit margins for gasoline refiners (www.reuters.com)
Honduras President Castro to visit China after cutting Taiwan ties (www.reuters.com)
Starbucks shareholders approve review of labor union practices (www.reuters.com)
Australia govt introduces Indigenous referendum bill in parliament (www.reuters.com)
Futures climb as banking crisis fears abate (www.reuters.com)
Kentucky lawmakers override governor's veto of transgender bill (www.reuters.com)
Democratic Sen. Manchin threatens legal action over Treasury EV battery guidance (www.reuters.com)
Big Oil splits over production vs carbon storage in Gulf of Mexico auction (www.reuters.com)
U.S. real estate brokerages must face home sellers’ class action over commissions (www.reuters.com)
Credit Suisse withdraws certain proposals to AGM following UBS merger (www.reuters.com)
Chile detects first case of bird flu in a human (www.reuters.com)
Freed 'Hotel Rwanda' hero returns to United States after prison stay (www.reuters.com)
Bipartisan bill aims to increase penalties for US child labor violations (www.reuters.com)
Migrants were locked behind bars during deadly Mexico fire, witnesses say (www.reuters.com)
New Mexico district attorney resigns as 'Rust' prosecutor (www.reuters.com)
Ex-Tesla worker testifies that race bias made him 'feel less than a man' (www.reuters.com)
Equatorial Guinea confirms 13 Marburg cases after WHO comments (www.reuters.com)
United Airlines reaches contracts with better pay for 30,000 ground workers (www.reuters.com)
California moves to regulate its gasoline refining margin (www.reuters.com)
Bank of America's financial planning app draws $55 billion over two-plus years (www.reuters.com)
US actor Jeremy Renner says he broke over 30 bones in snowplow accident (www.reuters.com)
Cargill to halt grain loadings at its Russian export terminal (www.reuters.com)
Object near Nord Stream 2 pipeline poses no safety risk - Denmark (www.reuters.com)
Exclusive: Ex-CEO of Binance's US firm has enlisted lawyer for US investigations (www.reuters.com)
US pending home sales rise for third straight month; loan demand increases (www.reuters.com)
UnitedHealth insurance unit to cut use of prior authorization process (www.reuters.com)
Starbucks' ex-CEO Schultz resists 'union busting' claims by U.S. Senators (www.reuters.com)
US court sanctions Google for deleting evidence in antitrust cases (www.reuters.com)
JPMorgan, Goldman plan to start trading private credit loans - Bloomberg News (www.reuters.com)
US aims to counter China's influence in global institutions, Yellen says (www.reuters.com)
Twitter blocks Pakistan govt's account for viewing in India - notice (www.reuters.com)
Pope Francis has respiratory infection, needs hospital treatment (www.reuters.com)
Activity stalls in top U.S. oilfields, outlook sours -Fed survey (www.reuters.com)
US Senate backs repeal of 'zombie' Iraq war authorizations, 20 years after invasion (www.reuters.com)
Another cultish cost-saving formula gets off-track (www.reuters.com)
Intel says power-efficient Sierra Forest chip will be delivered in H1 2024 (www.reuters.com)
Bank of Canada 'ready to act' in event of extreme market stress (www.reuters.com)
UK to examine Broadcom's $61 bln VMware deal in depth (www.reuters.com)
N.Y. grand jury not expected to consider Trump case again until after Easter -source (www.reuters.com)
Republican Senator Rand Paul opposes TikTok ban push in Congress (www.reuters.com)
Apple awkwardly pushes into buy-now-pay-later (www.reuters.com)
Pope Francis in hospital for check-up, has agenda cleared, source says (www.reuters.com)
Disney lays off Marvel Entertainment Chairman Ike Perlmutter (www.reuters.com)
Many parties to blame for Silicon Valley Bank failure, Fed regulator tells Congress (www.reuters.com)
Rising Antarctic ice melt will dramatically slow global ocean flows, study finds (www.reuters.com)
Europe banks can lose 38% of deposits before having to sell assets at a loss-research (www.reuters.com)
Daily Mail publisher urges UK court to scrap lawsuit by Harry, Elton John (www.reuters.com)
Tennessee governor says wife, two school shooting victims were friends (www.reuters.com)
King Charles heads to Germany on first overseas trip as monarch (www.reuters.com)
Humza Yousaf sworn in as Scotland's leader as bid for unity falters (www.reuters.com)
Germany unveils immigration reform plan to tackle labour shortages (www.reuters.com)
Italy PM's party presents bill to split retail and investment banks (www.reuters.com)
Top security aide for South Korea's Yoon offers to resign (www.reuters.com)
US mortgage refinancings hit 6-month high on rates drop, MBA says (www.reuters.com)
J&J bows out of RSV vaccine race after scrapping trial (www.reuters.com)
Russia's Wagner chief says battle for Bakhmut has damaged his forces (www.reuters.com)
US FDA approves first OTC opioid overdose reversal drug (www.reuters.com)
Factbox: Five facts about returning UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti (www.reuters.com)
Adidas adds risk by tripping over its sneakers (www.reuters.com)
Elderly Swiss women bring European court's first climate case (www.reuters.com)
Kamala Harris wraps up Ghana visit, heads to Tanzania (www.reuters.com)
What's better than OpenAI? Developers shop for alternatives (www.reuters.com)
Investors pull $1.6 billion from Binance after CFTC lawsuit (www.reuters.com)
Ovo Energy plans takeover of Shell gas and electricity arm - Sky News (www.reuters.com)
US expects Biden's nominee, Ajay Banga, to be elected as World Bank chief (www.reuters.com)
Britain expected to reach broad agreement on joining CPTPP trade deal soon -sources (www.reuters.com)
Biden to announce new funding to boost democracies as critics question effectiveness (www.reuters.com)
Oil firms halt or reduce output in Iraqi Kurdistan, further outages loom (www.reuters.com)
Credit Suisse still helping wealthy dodge U.S. taxes, Senate Committee finds (www.reuters.com)
Russia's Rosneft signs deal to boost oil supplies to India (www.reuters.com)
Corporate giants say anti-LGBT law would hurt Uganda's economy (www.reuters.com)
Bank of England tells regulators to move fast on LDI reform after mini-budget crisis (www.reuters.com)
Morning Bid: Bank calm, rates firm, Alibaba steals show (www.reuters.com)
Saudi's China refinery deal covers crude oil storage and petrochemical supplies (www.reuters.com)
Google scores partial victory in Android antitrust case in India (www.reuters.com)
Leading investor group toughens stance on new upstream oil and gas projects (www.reuters.com)
With strict targets looming, European aviation races to make green fuel (www.reuters.com)
Sweden summons Russia's ambassador over "legitimate target" statement (www.reuters.com)
Hungary says 'grievances' hold up ratification of Sweden's NATO accession (www.reuters.com)
German consumer morale slows down on path to recovery - GfK (www.reuters.com)
Hungary's foreign minister holds energy talks with Russia's premier (www.reuters.com)
China's green loans exceed $3.2 trln, central bank chief says (www.reuters.com)
Riyadh joins Shanghai Cooperation Organization as ties with Beijing grow (www.reuters.com)
VIEW Sergio Ermotti makes surprise comeback to lead UBS into new era (www.reuters.com)
Fitch says contagion risks loom over two Adani entities (www.reuters.com)
UN to vote whether world court should rule on climate obligations (www.reuters.com)
Cost-of-living hit compounds UK gambling problems, charity warns (www.reuters.com)
Asian stocks rally as bank jitters calm, Alibaba lifts mood (www.reuters.com)
US consumer bankers tighten monitoring, processes as industry reels (www.reuters.com)
SoftBank shares jump on Alibaba split-up plans (www.reuters.com)
Banking turmoil means recession fears are creeping back (www.reuters.com)
Alibaba drafts breakup blueprint for China tech (www.reuters.com)
Exclusive: WHO to consider adding obesity drugs to 'essential' medicines list (www.reuters.com)
U.S. banks fallout will intensify margin headwinds for Aussie lenders, UBS says (www.reuters.com)
UBS turns to ex-CEO Ermotti to steer Credit Suisse takeover (www.reuters.com)
Gold prices slip as fading banking jitters dampen demand (www.reuters.com)
Salvadorans demand release of innocents jailed in anti-gang sweep (www.reuters.com)
Peru prosecutors probe president, ex-president for alleged money laundering (www.reuters.com)
Central Bank of Kenya to hike rate 25 bps to 9.00% (www.reuters.com)
Musk, experts urge pause on training of AI systems that can outperform GPT-4 (www.reuters.com)
No reason for China to overreact to transit by Taiwan's president, senior US officials say (www.reuters.com)
RBI to raise rates once more on April 6 but leave door open for more (www.reuters.com)
Memory chipmaker Micron expects revenue drop, expects AI to boost sales in 2025 (www.reuters.com)
US Federal Reserve watchdog launches probe of SVB supervision (www.reuters.com)
Shanghai's population drops in 2022 after COVID lockdowns (www.reuters.com)
Russia starts exercises with Yars intercontinental ballistic missiles (www.reuters.com)
China threatens response if U.S. House speaker meets Taiwan president (www.reuters.com)
US could buy back oil for strategic reserve late this year (www.reuters.com)
Dollar on the defensive as banking fears ebb; yen drops (www.reuters.com)
Religious, rights groups call for calm in Kenya's second week of protests (www.reuters.com)
Factbox: Deadly tragedies involving migrants crossing Mexico (www.reuters.com)
Oil gains for 3rd day on Kurdish supply concerns, easing banking fears (www.reuters.com)
Vietnam artist in race to ensure 'heroic mothers' not forgotten (www.reuters.com)
Challenge to Biden ESG investing rule will stay in Texas court (www.reuters.com)
Alibaba's Hong Kong shares surge 16% on split-up plans (www.reuters.com)
Russian forces making no headway in Bakhmut, Avdiivka, Ukraine says (www.reuters.com)
Russian embassy says US wants to play down involvement in Nord Stream blasts (www.reuters.com)
Digging with scant hope, families search for dozens missing in Ecuador landslide (www.reuters.com)
Britain opts for 'adaptable' AI rules, with no single regulator (www.reuters.com)
Air taxi firm Lilium says in funding talks, defends battery design (www.reuters.com)
Kyiv urges Russians not to adopt Ukraine's 'stolen' children (www.reuters.com)
US Supreme Court justices get stiffer rules for reporting free trips, gifts (www.reuters.com)
TikTok, Snapchat growing in popularity among UK children, regulator data shows (www.reuters.com)
Northern Ireland's Orange Order says new Brexit deal needs improvement (www.reuters.com)
China tackles chip talent shortage with new courses, higher pay (www.reuters.com)
US slaps trade curbs on 5 Chinese firms over alleged role in Uyghur repression (www.reuters.com)
U.S. FDIC tells Signature Bank's crypto clients to close accounts by April 5 (www.reuters.com)
Biden: planning underway for Nashville visit after 'sick' school shooting (www.reuters.com)
'Let's go': Body camera video shows Nashville officers rushing school shooter (www.reuters.com)
Endangered Komodo dragons hatch at Spanish zoo (www.reuters.com)
JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon to testify in Epstein lawsuits - FT (www.reuters.com)
Kamala Harris exhorts Africans to innovate, empower women in Ghana speech (www.reuters.com)
If TikTok is banned, brace for epic First Amendment fight (www.reuters.com)
Adidas says Black Lives Matter design violates three-stripe trademark (www.reuters.com)
Kenya's Ruto to deal with those involved in criminal activity during protests (www.reuters.com)
SocGen says it has pulled out of Texas LNG project (www.reuters.com)
In Egypt's 'Garbage City', a charity teaches children to recycle (www.reuters.com)
EU regulators clear Google's maths app deal (www.reuters.com)
Microsoft introduces AI-powered cybersecurity assistant (www.reuters.com)
EU countries seek legal option to stop Russian LNG imports (www.reuters.com)
Biden says banking crisis 'not over yet' (www.reuters.com)
Who is Binance billionaire Changpeng Zhao? (www.reuters.com)
Explainer: What are credit default swaps and why are they causing trouble for Europe's banks? (www.reuters.com)
US consumer confidence rises as Americans shrug off bank failures (www.reuters.com)
Canada steps up clean tech investments in budget to compete with US (www.reuters.com)
Microsoft offers to change cloud practices to ward off EU antitrust probe -source (www.reuters.com)
Analysis: Pressure builds on Egypt to devalue currency further (www.reuters.com)
Factbox: Canada budget 2023-24: key measures and proposals (www.reuters.com)
Giant meatball of extinct mammoth unveiled in The Netherlands (www.reuters.com)
AMC Entertainment shares jump on report Amazon exploring a deal (www.reuters.com)
U.S. sues Walmart for firing deli worker with Crohn's disease (www.reuters.com)
Pence must testify in Jan. 6 attack probe, judge rules -reports (www.reuters.com)
Maryland appeals court reinstates murder conviction of 'Serial' podcast subject Syed (www.reuters.com)
UN nuclear boss seeks breakthrough to protect Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia plant (www.reuters.com)
EV startup Lucid plans to cut about 18% of its workforce - report (www.reuters.com)
US regulator cites 'terrible' risk management for Silicon Valley Bank failure (www.reuters.com)
Turkey says Iraq was ordered to pay compensation to Ankara in arbitration case (www.reuters.com)
McCarthy urges Biden to start debt talks, Democrats say he has no plan (www.reuters.com)
Italy moves to ban lab-grown meat in drive to protect home products (www.reuters.com)
UK Labour bars ex-leader Corbyn from standing as its candidate at next election (www.reuters.com)
Lineker wins appeal over 4.9 million pounds tax bill (www.reuters.com)
Banking rebound remains fragile as regulators review response to failures (www.reuters.com)
Walgreens plans no further wage hikes for pharmacists as shortage eases (www.reuters.com)
Factbox: How Alibaba's six new business units stack up (www.reuters.com)
Apple launches buy now, pay later service in US (www.reuters.com)
Europe throws ignition cars a thin lifeline (www.reuters.com)
German regulator launches antitrust review of Microsoft (www.reuters.com)
S&P 500 slips after recent bounce, banks in focus (www.reuters.com)
Europe's banks in 'better place' than U.S. in terms of commercial property risk - JPMorgan (www.reuters.com)
S.Africa's grannies kick out stereotypes on the soccer field (www.reuters.com)
AI computing startup Cerebras releases open source ChatGPT-like models (www.reuters.com)
U.S. agency opens probe into 50,000 Tesla Model X vehicles over front seat belts (www.reuters.com)
Judge affirms Boy Scouts of America's $2.46 bln sex abuse settlement (www.reuters.com)
Powell is leader of the free world – for now (www.reuters.com)
WHO revises COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for Omicron-era (www.reuters.com)
Adidas ends partnership with Beyonce - WSJ (www.reuters.com)
Factbox: Why Indian opposition leader Gandhi faces jail for defamation (www.reuters.com)
Microsoft's Activision deal will not harm competition -Japan watchdog (www.reuters.com)
Greeks to vote in parliamentary elections in May as PM's popularity slides (www.reuters.com)
Russian whose daughter drew anti-war picture gets two years' jail but flees (www.reuters.com)
Philippines' Marcos to shut out ICC after losing drugs war appeal (www.reuters.com)
FTX's Bankman-Fried charged with bribery conspiracy in new indictment (www.reuters.com)
Private equity finds silver lining in Asia Pacific (www.reuters.com)
No invitation has been extended from Biden to Israel's Netanyahu -source (www.reuters.com)
Two killed in knife attack at Lisbon Ismaili centre (www.reuters.com)
Alibaba to split into six units (www.reuters.com)
Explainer: Why is Prince Harry suing the Daily Mail publisher? (www.reuters.com)
Bank of England says it is on alert after turmoil in banking sector (www.reuters.com)
Nestle to examine banking relationships following Credit Suisse downfall (www.reuters.com)
French prosecutors search bank offices over dividend stripping (www.reuters.com)
Former Christian school student kills 3 children, 3 staff in Nashville shooting (www.reuters.com)
UK intelligence agency raises threat level for Northern Ireland to "severe" (www.reuters.com)
Johnnie Walker maker Diageo names Crew as new chief (www.reuters.com)
Tunisia cuts off water supply at night amid severe drought (www.reuters.com)
Russian forces advance in Ukraine's Bakhmut - Russian-installed leader (www.reuters.com)
UK's William Hill fined $24 million for widespread gambling failures (www.reuters.com)
Adani shares tumble on report group seeking time to pay ACC, Ambuja debt (www.reuters.com)
Belarus says it decided to host Russian nuclear weapons after NATO pressure (www.reuters.com)
ECB's Enria says Deutsche Bank's selloff is a concern (www.reuters.com)
How facial recognition is helping Putin curb dissent (www.reuters.com)
Alibaba to split into six units, explore IPOs (www.reuters.com)
EU reaches deal on service stations for EVs, alternative fuels (www.reuters.com)
Bankers at US midsize lenders battle to keep deposits after exodus (www.reuters.com)
Sharks, tourists jostle for space around Thai destination island (www.reuters.com)
Villagers flee as winds fan wildfire in eastern Spain (www.reuters.com)
Facebook owner Meta planning lower bonus payouts for some employees- WSJ (www.reuters.com)
BP, ADNOC offer to buy 50% of Israel's NewMed Energy (www.reuters.com)
EU agrees to extend Spain-Portugal gas price cap until end-December (www.reuters.com)
Turkey's banks hold internal stress tests ahead of May vote -sources (www.reuters.com)
Ukraine needs more prosthetics clinicians as war toll mounts (www.reuters.com)
At least ten dead after fire at migrant facility in Mexico's Ciudad Juarez -sources (www.reuters.com)
UK, Poland to build new temporary villages in Ukraine (www.reuters.com)
Freed 'Hotel Rwanda' hero Rusesabagina leaves Rwanda, reaches Qatar - source (www.reuters.com)
Kuroda says BOJ needs to be ready to issue digital yen (www.reuters.com)
UK grocery inflation hits new high of 17.5% -Kantar (www.reuters.com)
Sam Bankman-Fried, prosecutors reach new bail agreement (www.reuters.com)
More food shortages could add to Britain's price pressure (www.reuters.com)
Paris police "very vigilant" about potential violence ahead of new round of pension reform protests (www.reuters.com)
Lithium miner Liontown soars as it snubs $3.7 bln Albemarle bid (www.reuters.com)
'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court (www.reuters.com)
Morning Bid: Calm returns: Investors switch to bank fundamentals (www.reuters.com)
Cryptoverse: Buoyant bitcoin's losing its liquidity (www.reuters.com)
EU countries poised to approve 2035 phaseout of CO2-emitting cars (www.reuters.com)
Euro 7 emissions proposals, the sequel Europe's carmakers don't want to see (www.reuters.com)
Jack Ma is Beijing’s prodigal entrepreneur (www.reuters.com)
China's Nio opens trial for high-speed EV battery swapping stations (www.reuters.com)
Ohio building fire damages historic Wright Brothers factory (www.reuters.com)
Bed Bath & Beyond cuts 1,300 jobs in New Jersey (March 24) (www.reuters.com)
Stocks gain, US treasury yields rise as banking fear eases (www.reuters.com)
Judge halts Voyager Digital's $1.3 bln sale to Binance.US (www.reuters.com)
'We are all Chinese', former Taiwan president says while visiting China (www.reuters.com)
Starbucks illegally refused to bargain with union on Zoom - Bloomberg News (www.reuters.com)