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Russia Orders Apple to Pay $13.6 Million Fine for Alleged App Market Abuse

Russia Orders Apple to Pay $13.6 Million Fine for Alleged App Market Abuse

US tech giant Apple has paid a fine of $13.65 million imposed by Russia's FAS antitrust agency for the company's alleged abuse of its dominant market position concerning in-app payments.


China Moves to Strengthen Chinese Yuan as Stock Markets Plunge: Report

China's state-owned banks have reportedly interfered to prevent the Chinese yuan from falling quickly.

West in Danger of Losing $288 Billion if It Confiscates Frozen Russian Assets to Help Rebuild Ukraine: Report

Russia's state-owned news agency RIA said the West could lose $288 billion if they decide to confiscate frozen Russian assets to help rebuild Ukraine.

Russia's Vladimir Putin on Hunt for Property of Russian Empire, Soviet Union — Here’s Why

Russia's President Vladimir Putin has initiated a search for properties that once belonged to its former empire or were previously owned by the Soviet Union.


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US Launches Additional Strikes Against Houthis in Yemen as Rebels Hit Greek Cargo Ship With Missile in Red Sea
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North Korea's Second Spy Satellite Launch Ends in Catastrophe: Mid-air Explosion Shatters Pyongyang's Ambitions
Another meeting between North Korea and Russia has fueled speculations about a potential arms deal between the two countries.
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