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Bitcoin climbed back above $70,000 on Friday, after sinking to a 16-month low earlier, lifted by a sharp rebound in technology shares and precious metals following a global rout that had hammered a bοΏ½...
Feb 6 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs is working with technology startup Anthropic to develop AI-powered agents aimed at automating a widening range of internal functions, CNBC reported on Friday, citing tοΏ½...
A U.S. jury ordered Uber on Thursday to pay $8.5 million after finding it liable in a lawsuit brought by a woman who said she was sexually assaulted by a driver when she was 19, a verdict that could οΏ½...
The White House is planning the first leaders meeting for President Donald Trumpβs so-called βBoard of Peaceβ in relation to Gaza on February 19, Axios reported on Friday, citing a US official a...
The World Health Organization said on Friday that a woman had died in northern Bangladesh in January after contracting the deadly Nipah virus infection.
The case in Bangladesh, where Nipah cases are r...
The United States and India moved closer to a trade pact on Friday, releasing an interim framework that would lower tariffs, reshape energy ties and deepen economic cooperation as both countries seek ...
SINGAPORE/LONDON/NEW YORK >> Bitcoin plunged today, its decline accelerating amid weakening risk sentiment driven in part by volatility in precious metals and a broad selloff in tech shares.
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Bitcoin tumbled through the key $70,000 level on Thursday as a slide in the worlds largest cryptocurrency showed no signs of stopping.
Bitcoin fell by as much as 3.8 per cent to a low of $69,858, itοΏ½...
Pakistan captain Salman Agha defended off-spinner Usman Tariqβs unorthodox bowling action on Friday and called him the sideβs βX factorβ on the eve of their Twenty20 World Cup opener against t...
Asian stocks slumped on Thursday as concerns about the exploding costs of AI investment encouraged a rotation out of tech, while a renewed slide in silver squeezed leveraged positions that were alreaοΏ½...
