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Netanyahu cancels US trip in protest against UN's call for Gaza ceasefire

Netanyahu accused the U.S. of retreating from what he said had been a principled position by allowing the vote to pass without conditioning the cease-fire on the release of hostages held by Hamas

Islamists carried out concert attack, Ukraine had a role, implies Putin

In the deadliest attack inside Russia for two decades, four men burst into the Crocus City Hall on Friday night, spraying bullets during a concert by the Soviet-era rock group Picnic

Donald Trump to face jurors in April before facing US voters in November

One of Trump's fundraising groups spent $5.5 million on legal fees in February, draining money from his efforts to win the election

Dell reduces workforce as part of broader cost cuts, limits external hiring

The layoffs come after sluggish demand for its personal computers for nearly two years partly contributed to a 11% drop in revenue in fourth-quarter earnings posted last month

Republican donors sought to help fund Trump bond in civil fraud case

Prez Trump needs to pay a bond in a New York civil case in which he was found liable for fraudulently inflating his net worth by billions of dollars to secure better loans and insurance terms

Co-founder Adam Neumann bids over $500 million to buy back WeWork

It's not clear how Neumann is planning to line up financing for his bid

US encourages 'fair, transparent' process for arrested Delhi CM Kejriwal

On 21 March, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal was arrested by ED on corruption charges that Aam Aadmi Party rejects

Boeing considers turning to outsider CEO for tackling spiraling crisis

Boeing board member David Gitlin has been widely mentioned as a potential CEO candidate

Adani Ports set to buy 95% of Odisha's Gopalpur Port for $162 million

Adani Ports will purchase a 56% stake in Gopalpur Port from real-estate conglomerate Shapoorji Pallonji Group (SP Group) and a 39% stake from Orissa Stevedores

US, UK accuse China over spy campaign that may have hit millions

The Electoral Commission said in August that it identified a cyberattack on its system in October 2022, though it added that hostile actors had first been able to access its servers since 2021

Wall Street declines ahead of US data; dollar faces heat from yen, yuan

Wall Street's main indices kicked off the week on a lower note. Market participants are hoping that Friday's US prices data will back investor bets for a June interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve

Behind the plot to break Nvidia's grasp on AI by targeting software: Report

Almost as important to its hardware is the company's nearly 20 years' worth of computer code, which helps make competition with the company nearly impossible

US targets Russian fintech operators for Ukraine war sanctions evasion work

Five of the entities were designated for being owned or controlled by persons already sanctioned by OFAC

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun to step down this year, board chairman to exit

Board Chair Larry Kellner has also told the company he doesn't plan to stand for re-election

Trump wins pause of $454 mn civil fraud ruling, avoiding asset seizures

The decision by a mid-level state appellate court eases an acute cash crunch brought on by Trump's mounting legal expenses

Lufthansa, ITA Airways deal may lead to higher prices: EU watchdog

"The removal of ITA as an independent airline may have negative effects on competition in these already concentrated markets," the Commission said in a statement

Crude oil rises as heightened geopolitical risks exacerbate supply concerns

Both benchmarks fell less than 1% last week versus the previous week. A stronger US dollar, which rose about 1% over the last week, has kept a lid on prices

Google, Apple breakups on the agenda as global regulators target tech

Since AT&T was broken up exactly 40 years ago, no company has faced the possibility of a regulator-led break-up in the United States until now

World Bank to share more data to attract investors to developing countries

Economic growth has slowed in developing countries, with growth falling to barely 4% from 6% in two decades, Banga said

China blocks use of Intel, AMD chips in govt PCs, to use local processors

The procurement guidance also seeks to sideline Microsoft's Windows operating system and foreign-made database software in favour of domestic options, the report said