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Rich nations to miss $100 bn climate fund goal even by 2025, says Oxfam

Data shows that the pace of boosting the funding slowed further in 2019, growing just 2% to $79.6 billion from 2018.

Democrats blocked from including immigration in $3.5-trillion package

The Senate is split 50-50 between the two parties

Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine safely bolsters antibodies in younger kids

Drugmaker, partner BioNTech to submit data to US regulators

Stay or leave? How the world views Indian telecom depends on Vodafone CEO

Nick Read weighs the all-important question: Has India stopped being 'the most painful market' to operate a telecom?

Bitcoin falls below $45,000 as global stock market rout infects crypto

Bitcoin dropped 7.3% to $44,127 as of 7:33 a.m. in New York, reaching the lowest level in a week

Vladimir Putin's ruling party set for commanding win in parliament vote

United Russia was on track to maintain its majority of more than two-thirds of the seats in the State Duma with 75% of ballots counted

Iron ore's rout keeps rolling as China imposes more steel curbs

Futures in Singapore tumbled as much as 12% on Monday in thin trading due to a holiday in China

China property fear spreads beyond Evergrande crisis, roiling markets

Intensifying concerns about China Evergrande Group's debt crisis dragged down everything from bank stocks to Ping An Insurance Group Co. and high-yield dollar bond

Evergrande impact: Bitcoin slides to $45,000 as traders pare back on risk

Bitcoin dropped 5.4% to $45,025 as of 9:49 a.m. in London, reaching the lowest level in a week

Amazon starts probe after news report claims corruption in India operations

US company says it has zero tolerance for graft and is investigating its legal representatives' conduct in India.

Netflix takes The Crown at Emmys as streaming dominates TV's awards night

The Emmy Awards were a reminder of just how much the industry has changed since Netflix released "Lilyhammer," its first original series, in 2012.

Joe Biden, France's Macron to talk in coming days amid sub spat

"What's at stake in this crisis is the strategy (in the Pacific), which is more important than the commercial considerations," Attal said. "This is what we'll be discussing."

Running out of time: UN report shows Earth on catastrophic path

Scientists have been increasingly vocal and specific about what will happen if the global temperature continues to rise

Australia says France knew of concerns it had over submarines

Australia understands France's disappointment but the decision was made on "sovereign, national defense interests," Morrison told reporters on Sunday

USA's new space race slows down as Bezos sues to keep Musk from soaring

Bezos's companies are increasingly resorting to politics and legal filings to get ahead as they fall behind Elon Musk's SpaceX and satellite-based broadband services

Taliban shootout in palace: Mullah Baradar was attacked, punched by Haqqani

Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar was physically attacked by a leader of the US terrorist-designated Haqqani Network in early September during talks at the palace over forming the cabinet, say sources

A 3,700-mile sailing trip shows why strict quarantine is falling flat

Nearly two years into the crisis, tens of thousands of frustrated citizens of nations such as Australia and New Zealand remain stranded overseas, unable to secure flights back to their homelands

SoftBank sells $1.69 billion of Coupang as Son unloads assets

SoftBank sold 57 million shares at $29.685 on Sept. 14, the company said in a statement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The Japanese company is still Coupang's largest shareholder

Beijing seeks to join an Asia-Pacific trade deal Donald Trump left

China submitted a formal application letter to join the deal, known officially as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership

China pumps in $14-billion cash as Evergrande's pain roils markets

Extended and severe economic slowdown seems probable, say economists