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Donald Trump's mug shot made public after surrender at Atlanta jail

In the photo, Trump casts a stern look in the direction of the camera. All of the other defendants in the case that have been booked, including Rudy Giuliani, have had their mug shots taken

Vladimir Putin probably approved Yevgeny Prigozhin's killing, say US, UK

In Putin's first comments on the crash, the Russian president said on state TV Thursday that "preliminary information says that some Wagner employees were there"

Public outrage mounts across China over Japan's nuclear wastewater

Tokyo's move prompted swift retaliation from Chinese authorities, who banned all Japanese seafood imports starting Thursday

Chinese govt eases home purchase rules in new push to boost economy

China's real estate sector is unravelling and risks are spreading to the country's $60 trillion financial system

Saudi Aramco targeted in UN human rights probe tied to climate change

The probe follows a 2021 request to the UN Special Procedures human rights system by the environmental advocacy group ClientEarth to investigate Aramco

Crypto exchange BitOasis raises funds from investors including CoinDCX

BitOasis earlier this year said it received the first of Dubai's "minimum viable product operational licenses," allowing it to offer broker-dealer services for digital assets to qualified investors

Brics' latest summit shows it's little more than a meaningless acronym

To be sure, the current rebalancing of the West's geopolitical and economic power has been overdue for more than a century, ever since Europe plunged into the first of its continental wars

Yevgeny Prigozhin's death won't change the face of Vladimir Putin's war

Putin has gambled that he and his people have more patience, staying power and guts than does the decadent West

Donald Trump surrenders in Georgia on 2020 election probe charges

Trump's latest criminal booking is another milestone for the former president as he seeks to return to the White House in the 2024 elections

Quantitative strategists fail to replicate US and China success in India

Low interest, strict regulations and the success of active stock-picking are scuppering the growth of quants in the world's most populous nation

Tesla investors to get about $12,000 apiece in Elon Musk's SEC deal

The Securities and Exchange Commission asked a judge for final approval of the plan in a court filing Wednesday evening

Subway's new owner faces tough decisions on chain's massive size in US

Subway's restaurant count currently stands at nearly 37,000 worldwide, with around 20,000 in the US

Japan is next country to shoot for Moon after India and Russia missions

As Japanese entrepreneurs try to build their space startups, they're getting some support from JAXA

Nvidia CEO Huang dispels fears of semiconductor chip shortage amid AI boom

Though Nvidia didn't give long-term projections Wednesday, Huang said that supply will "substantially increase for the rest of this year and next year

Yevgeny Prigozhin presumed dead: What lies ahead for Wagner Group?

Founded by Prigozhin in 2014, Wagner is a private military company that supported Kremlin objectives on battlefields in Ukraine, the Middle East, Latin America and Africa

JPMorgan wins court ruling that leveraged loans are not securities

The decision Thursday by the Second Circuit US Court of Appeals in Manhattan came in a securities fraud lawsuit brought by a trustee for note purchasers in a 2014 syndicated loan deal

OnlyFans owner Radvinsky got $338 mn in dividend as 2022 profit soared

OnlyFans posted profit of $403.7 million in the year ending Nov. 30, up 24% from the previous year, its parent company Fenix International Ltd. said in a report published on Thursday

Google chucks away bad reviews of tracker exposing Uyghur forced labor

The Human Rights Foundation's Uyghur Forced Labor Checker had been experiencing a spate of unusual activity in recent months

Putin expresses 'condolences' over Wagner's Prigozhin plane crash

He described those on board as people "who greatly contributed" to fighting in Ukraine

Adani Group touts enough cash, profit to service debts in coming decade

In a credit report released Thursday, the power-to-port conglomerate said its cash flow generated from business operation and balances stood at 778.9 billion rupees ($9.4 billion) by the end of March