Mt. Gox, the defunct Japanese Bitcoin exchange, has begun reimbursing creditors with Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, starting with 140,000 Bitcoins recovered out of approximately 950,000 lost.

In June, the US labor market added 206,000 jobs while the unemployment rate rose to 4.1%, the highest since 2021, indicating potential underlying challenges despite positive job growth.

Italian authorities have ordered luxury fashion giants Dior and Armani to court after allegedly exploiting migrant workers earning as little as $2 an hour to produce high-priced handbags.

German environmental authorities in Brandenburg have approved Tesla's Gruenheide plant expansion, sparking environmental concerns over water supply risks and local ecosystem impacts.

Benjamin Melman of Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management cautioned that a Trump presidency could spike treasury yields of the country due to proposed tax, immigration, and tariff policies impacting inflation and market risk.

Chinese officials face challenges in attracting foreign investment due to doubts fueled by Xi Jinping's policies, despite reassurances from top leaders and intensified overseas engagements.

China's first female Arctic crab fisher, Liu Yifan, made noise on China's Instagram by sharing how she earns $18,000 a month working 12-hour shifts in harsh conditions and racial discrimination.

Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA) have implemented strict guidelines to counter rising customer harassment, including sexual harassment, abusive language, physical assault, and indecent behavior.

EV startup Fisker has requested a bankruptcy judge's approval to sell over 3,000 Ocean electric SUVs to American Lease for approximately $14,000 each, totaling $46.25 million.

Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi has reunited with Square Enix after over two decades to release an enhanced version of his latest game, Fantasian.

After selling shares worth $8.5 billion this February, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to sell an additional 25 million more shares worth approximately $5 billion, coinciding with Amazon's stock reaching a new record high.

A Delta Airlines flight from Detroit to Amsterdam made an emergency landing at JFK Airport on July 3, due to food contamination that sickened passengers.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) found that General Motors emitted more than 10% of what was reported between 2012 and 2018 in 5.9 million vehicles, penalizing the company with $145.8 million.

Germany has rejected a Chinese state-owned company's bid to buy a gas turbine unit of Volkswagen Group's subsidiary company, citing national security concerns under the Foreign Trade and Payments Act.

Australia's McDonald's branches have cut breakfast hours to 10:30 AM due to an egg shortage caused by bird flu outbreaks, which has already euthanized about one million hens.

The Greek government has launched a six-day working week initiative starting in July, allowing extended weekly hours with overtime compensation, primarily for round-the-clock businesses.

The company is adopting a poison pill defense strategy to prevent Elliott Investment Management from taking control of Southwest Airlines due to a nearly $2 billion stake.

Escalating geopolitical tensions between Israel and Hezbollah and Hurricane Beryl's potential impact on Gulf Coast refineries push US crude oil prices to reach a two-month high.

The collapse of Synapse has left over 100,000 Americans with $265 million in deposits frozen since May 11, exposing flaws in fintech's reliance on third-party banking partnerships and prompting urgent calls for resolution from lawmakers.

McDonald's will launch a Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired garlic sauce on July 9 through its app, aiming to appeal to anime fans and culinary enthusiasts alike.

Moderna received $176 million from the US government to fast-track the development of its bird flu vaccine, following the spread of the H5N1 virus in dairy herds across multiple states.

UBS is leading AI integration in banking with initiatives like instant credit for small businesses, pushing the banking sector to embrace AI's transformative potential to keep up.

Community Health Systems expands its partnership with Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs, enabling 71 hospitals to access a wider range of generic medicines.

Thames Water, Britain's largest water supplier, faces investigation after approving a £150 million ($198 million) dividend despite losing £500 million in pledged funding and debts.

The European Commission alleged that Meta violated digital laws under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) with its subscription-based ad-free model, and $13.5 billion in fines could be imposed.

Head of Microsoft AI, Mustafa Suleyman, sparked controversy by suggesting all publicly available online content should be treated as "freeware" for training AI.

Japan's potentially poisonous delicacy, fugu, is now available as a new flavor in Nissin's cup noodles, but it won't be sold outside Japan.

Activists and the Information Commissioner's Office criticized the Environment Agency of England for refusing to disclose potential conflicts of interest among its directors related to water companies.

Australia is the first country to implement the toughest anti-vaping laws, requiring a doctor's prescription to purchase nicotine vapes from pharmacies in limited flavors to curb nicotine use.

The legal industry is about to embrace generative AI, with technologies like legal prompt engineering to automate tasks like document drafting and contract review.