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India Set to Block 9 Global Crypto Platforms, Including Binance and Kraken

India Set to Block 9 Global Crypto Platforms, Including Binance and Kraken

India has identified nine global cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance, Kraken, Kucoin, and Mexc, operating "illegally" in the country.


Joe Biden's Medicare Drug Price Negotiations Under the Inflation Reduction Act to Face Major Tests in 2024

President Joe Biden's program under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices directly with manufacturers, will face major tests in 2024.

Russia Warns Japan, South Korea Over Moves to Help Ukraine as US Unveils New Military Aid Package for Kyiv

Russia has expressed anger over Japan's move to help Ukraine and South Korea's economic sanctions against Moscow.

Tesla Robot Attacked a Giga Texas Factory Worker, And Here's How Elon Musk Reacted to the Report

A factory worker at the Tesla Giga Texas facility was reportedly attacked by a robot, which pushed its claws into his body.


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2 Cities in China Halt Heavy Industries to Combat Pollution
Two cities in northwestern China have implemented preventive measures to address an anticipated heavy pollution surge in the coming days.
US Buys 3 Million Barrels of Oil to Replenish Strategic Reserve
The United States has successfully finalized contracts to buy three million barrels of oil to help replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) following last year's record-setting sale, the US Department of Energy disclosed.
Mexico Launches Army-Run Airline Mexicana, Takes off With First Flight to Resort of Tulum
Mexico launched its army-run airline on Tuesday when the new Mexicana de Aviacion airline's first flight took off from Mexico City.
'The Color Purple' Sets a New Box Office Record as the Second-Highest Christmas Debut of All Time
Warner Bros. Discovery's latest film, "The Color Purple," has outperformed expectations after earning the second-highest Christmas Day opening of all time.
Israel Gives Intel $3.2 Billion Grant for New $25 Billion Chip Plant, Biggest Ever Foreign Investment in Country
The Israeli government has approved to give Intel a $3.2 billion grant for its upcoming $25 billion chip plant in southern Israel.
Russia Lacks Nearly 5 Million Workers This Year as Ukraine War Drains Its Labor Force: Report
Russia is reportedly grappling with a significant shortage of workers, with a deficit of around 4.8 million employees this year.
Shipping Giant Maersk to Resume Red Sea Voyages With US-Led Security Force in Place
Shipping giant Maersk has announced its readiness to resume sailing through the Red Sea following the launch of a US-led multinational naval operation.
China's Latest Crackdown on Video Games Triggers an $80 Billion Market Meltdown
China's announcement of draft rules aimed at curbing spending in online games and restricting incentives that encourage prolonged online engagement resulted in an $80 billion market selloff.
US Crypto Exchange Coinbase Gets Regulatory Nod in France
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has successfully secured registration with France's financial markets regulator, paving the way for the US-based company to offer crypto services in the French market.
Nike Plans to Cut $2 Billion in Costs Over the Next 3 Years
Sportswear giant Nike has unveiled plans to slash costs by approximately $2 billion over the next three years.
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