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Bitcoin added to the bullish mood, briefly climbing above $50,000 for the first time
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Cairn aims to enforce the award under international arbitration rules
Digital espionage targeting health bodies, vaccine scientists and drugmakers has surged during the Covid-19 pandemic
Spot gold fell 1.1% to $1,798.46 an ounce
The $9.2 billion deal announced in July would create the world's largest classifieds group, but Adevinta and eBay must first resolve the Competition and Markets Authority's concerns (CMA) to proceed w
Culp said the first three months of the year tends to be the industrial conglomerate's "softest" quarter
Consumers can open an account with Marcus Invest with a minimum of $1,000 and will be charged an annual fee of 0.35%, the bank said
Among the proposals delayed was China's Great Wall Motors' acquisition of a General Motors' plant in India
South African natural gas and helium producer Renergen will start production of its helium powered ultra-cold mobile freezer in the next few days
Raymond De Vre, a Belgian who previously worked at Indian contract manufacturer Dr. Reddy's Laboratories as global head of biologics, will join PolyPeptide Group as CEO-elect in April
The case stemmed from an incident where Citigroup, acting as Revlon's loan agent, wired $893 million to Revlon's lenders, appearing to pay off a loan not due until 2023
Benchmark Brent crude slipped 37 cents
The move comes 15 years after Adibas bought the US fitness label to help compete with arch-rival Nike Inc
Eighty thousand J&J shots are expected initially, and up to 500,000 health workers could be immunised in total in the study
Italy's 10-year bond yields fell to a record-low last week after head of state Sergio Mattarella asked Draghi to form a new government
TikTok's revenue ambitions have grown and now include selling top-dollar ad packages centered around holidays or major events
Recovery hopes in Britain sent sterling to 2-1/2 year highs, just short of $1.40 against the dollar