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UK's FCA Sticks to 'Name and Shame' Companies Under Investigation Despite Backlash

Amid controversy, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) stands firm on its "name and shame" policy to boost transparency in the financial sector.


Potential Gas Price Change Anticipated Following Chevron and Exxon Mobil Q1 Profits Dip

Chevron (CVX) and Exxon Mobil (XOM) reported a decline in first-quarter revenue compared to the previous year, citing lower margins on refined product sales, sparking concerns among investors about the potential impact on gas prices and the energy market.

IBM, Canada, Quebec to Strengthen Canadian Semiconductor Industry; What to Know About Their Agreements

IBM, Canada, and Quebec announced new agreements to strengthen the Canadian semiconductor industry. IBM, Canada, and Quebec decided to work together to strengthen the Canadian semiconductor industry.

Tesla Cybertruck Owners Can Now Power Their Homes Using The Vehicle's Battery; But Installation Price Is Expensive

Tesla Cybertruck owners are exploring the potential to power their homes using their vehicle's battery, but the installation costs are proving steep, exceeding $30,000 for some.


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Barclays faces environmental criticism for financing Eni, an Italian oil company, a total of $4.4 billion to boost oil and gas production, which emits 7.5 million tonnes of carbon.
Donald Trump's Allies Plan To Erode Fed's Independence by Giving Ex-POTUS Influence Over It If He Wins Election
Donald Trump's allies are devising a plan to undermine the Federal Reserve's independence. Here's what you need to know.
Maryland Athletic Director Uses AI-Generated Recording to Frame up Principal as Revenge Over Fraud Investigation Against Him
An ex-athletic director from a high school has been arrested for fabricating an AI-generated voice recording to falsely implicate the school's principal in making racist comments.
Circus-goers Receive Covid Vaccines Before Big Top Performance
The FDA has approved Pfizer's pioneering gene therapy, Beqvez, for treating hemophilia B with a $3.5 million price tag before insurance and rebates.
Kaspersky Lab Global Partner Conference 2018
Cambridge-based cybersecurity firm Darktrace has accepted a $5.3 billion acquisition offer from US private equity giant Thoma Bravo, a 44% premium over its recent share price.
ByteDance Prefers to Shutdown TikTok Instead of Selling the App to US
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has firmly stated that it has no plans to sell the business, despite the recent US law that requires it to do so or face a ban in America.
India Is Confident More Foreign Players Will Enter the Country's EV Market Due to New EV Policy Measures
The Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade in India is confident that its new EV policy measures will attract and allow more global firms to enter the market.
Beijing Offers Subsidies for Companies That Buy Local AI Chips as China Cuts Reliance on Foreign Technology
Beijing city officials are providing subsidies for businesses that buy artificial intelligence (AI) chips made in China.
Businessman Who Shot His Wife to Death Thinking She Was an Intruder Gets Only 12 Years in Prison
A South African businessman was sentenced to 12 years in prison for shooting his wife to death after he mistook her for an intruder in their home.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Calls on China to Treat American Companies Fairly During Visit to Shanghai
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has emphasized the importance of fair treatment for American businesses during his visit to China.