UN secretary-general says 'Big Oil' peddles 'big lie,' should be 'held to account' like tobacco
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres accused the fossil fuel industry of participating in a "big lie" to cover up oil's connection to climate change.
FTX says hackers stole $415M after cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy
FTX met with debtors on Tuesday and reported that approximately $415 million in customer funds had been stolen shortly after the company filed for bankruptcy last November.
Qantas Airways Boeing plane issues mayday call after engine fails with a 'bang,' lands safely
A Boeing 737-888 plane operated by Qantas Airways landed safely in Sydney, Australia after its crew reported an engine malfunction and mayday call.
Twitter blue checks reportedly purchased by Taliban officials revoked
Senior Taliban officials bought blue checks from Twitter but the verified status appears to have been revoked after media reports of the purchases.
China says economy to return to faster growth as Covid isolation ends
Chinese Vice Premier Liu's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos was filled with optimism about a return to economic growth, but many remain skeptical.
Goldman Sachs shares sink after brutal quarter
Investors are selling shares of Goldman Sachs after the bank reported a drop in quarterly profits.
Disney pushes back on Nelson Peltz
Disney is taking off the gloves in its battle with activist Nelson Peltz, who says the media giant needs to restore its magic.
Seattle business owners left to fend for themselves on crime take matters into their own hands
Seattle business owners who've witnessed break-ins and violence organized their own town hall to address crime issues in the city and demand action from local leaders.
Vegas Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, cites $50M in debt
Financial woes are plaguing Vegas Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner. He filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy because he owes $50 million to dozens of creditors.
More insurance companies pull out of Louisiana: 'We are in a crisis'
Thousands of Americans living in the southern United States no longer have home insurance due to companies leaving the region after years of crushing storms.
Central-bank digital currencies are coming—whether countries are ready or not
Central-bank digital currencies could lead to big changes in the most basic activity of any banking system: making and distributing money.
Exxon set to order 5th Guyana oil vessel, sizing up more blocks
Guyana is hosting an auction for licenses to explore more of its offshore oil fields. Exxon currently dominates these oil fields, but other players smell blood.
Founders of bankrupt Three Arrows Capital plan trading platform for distressed crypto debt
Su Zhu, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, now bankrupt hopes to raise $25 million in seed money for an exchange to handle FTX's and others' distressed crypto assets.
Davos 2023: Economic woes, war, climate change on tap
The World Economic Forum, known as Davos for the Swiss town that hosts it, will focus this year on climate change, global stability and economic headwinds.
Treasury Secretary Yellen will meet with China’s Vice Premier Liu He
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will host high-level meetings with the Chinese in an effort to ease tensions between the two countries.
Nepal crash: Searchers recover black boxes after plane mysteriously plummets into gorge
Nepali searchers recovered the black boxes for a Yeti Airlines craft that mysteriously crashed into a river gorge on Sunday, killing at least 68 people.
Iran's oil exports surge amid demand from China, Venezuela
Iran's oil exports are surging to their highest level in several years despite the ongoing U.S. sanctions amid strong demand from China and Venezuela.
Economic optimism has 'collapsed' globally, survey finds
The 2023 Edelman Trust Barometer found economic optimism across the globe has suffered a "massive collapse," with most developed nations reporting all-time lows
US and Taiwan hold trade talks in a move blasted by China
The U.S. and Taiwan are holding the first formal negotiations toward a trade agreement between the two countries that has drawn the ire of the Chinese government.
Andrew Tate loses $4 million in assets after Romanian authorities seize luxury vehicles, watches
Romanian authorities seized millions worth of assets from Andrew Tate's compound near Bucharest on Saturday, hauling away a Lamborghini, a Rolls Royce, and other vehicles.



















