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Zilingo's co-founders make surprise buyout offer for startup: Report

The move comes as Zilingo's board is scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss the future of the company, according to people with knowledge of the matter

Me or chaos: Emmanuel Macron adopts ominous tone ahead of crucial vote

The 44-year-old centrist even took time ahead of an official visit to eastern Europe to discuss the vote

Google co-founder Sergey Brin seeks divorce, joins Gates and Bezos in split

Brin's earlier marriage to 23andMe co-founder Anne Wojcicki ended in divorce in 2015

Germany taking steps on 'serious' gas situation, says economic minister

Germany will reduce gas consumption in the power sector and industry and push the filling of storage facilities, Habeck said, adding that the government is ready to take further measures if needed

Crypto market starting to see even old-timers 'panic selling' amid rout

The vanishing gains suggest long-term owners are coming under pressure, a potentially worrying sign for a market known for its hodlers

Find the roaches and make a meal: Crypto's new name of the game

It was one of the most dramatic weeks in the short history of the cryptocurrency market

Crypto update: Bitcoin, Ether bounce off lows after record-breaking rout

Total liquidations in the crypto market were $566.7 million in the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin and Ether at around $271 million and $192 million respectively

Bitcoin bounces after rout but vibe is still 'strongly negative'

The world's largest cryptocurrency climbed as much as 12% early Sunday, recouping some of its losses from a steep drop Saturday that sent the token to as low as $17,599

Apple store workers in Maryland vote to become first in US to unionize

The decision could spark a wider unionization movement among Apple store workers, similar to the first Starbucks union vote last year

Bitcoin breaches $20,000 for first time since 2020 amid monetary tightening

"Surging recession fears are crippling appetite for risky assets and that has crypto traders remaining cautious about buying Bitcoin at these lows," said Edward Moya

Warren Buffett's last lunch auction fetches record $19 million bid

Warren Buffett has cemented his legacy as one of the most expensive lunch guests of all time

How Covid, lax controls, recklessness and a flawed founder sank Zilingo

Bose, a co-founder, lived the high life at company expense: When she wasn't showing up at Paris fashion week, she was shuttling off to New York for a meet-and-greet with a prospective client

How Japan achieved one of the world's lowest Covid-19 death rates

Japan's Covid-19 death rate is the lowest among the world's wealthiest nations, with health experts pointing to continued mask wearing, extensive vaccination

China tests technology that could beam solar power from space to Earth

Chinese researchers have successfully tested a full-system model of technology that could one day wirelessly transmit solar power from outer space to Earth

Crypto's excruciating week has traders bracing for the next crisis

In between, a nascent technocratic industry with grand ambitions to reinvent the financial system was rocked repeatedly by echoes of past crises in the old system

Google co-founder Sergey Brin seeks divorce, joins Gates and Bezos in split

Brin filed a petition for dissolution of his marriage to Nicole Shanahan this month, citing "irreconcilable differences," according to court documents

Musk, Tesla, SpaceX are sued for alleged Dogecoin pyramid scheme

Dogecoin was trading on Thursday at about 5 cents and is down about 67% this year

Monkeypox bite: Bavarian Nordic is becoming a 'hot stock' again

Shares in the Danish biotech, which makes the only monkeypox vaccine approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, have gained 69% since hitting a low in early May

Going against the world tide, Bank of Japan maintains ultra-low rates

The central bank kept its policy settings for yield curve control and asset purchases, according to a statement on Friday, in line with the forecasts of almost all surveyed economists

Distress signals: US junk bond spreads top 500 bps, a first since 2020

Junk spreads have surged 100 basis points the past two weeks as the Federal Reserve's efforts to tame inflation fuel concerns that the central bank will push the economy into a recession