Biden tests negative for Covid-19 days away from G20 summit
President Joe Biden tested negative for Covid-19, a day after his wife tested positive and with days until he’s set to travel to the G20 summit.
Bitcoin and crypto are about to embark on a ‘much stronger fundamental’ rally, Bernstein predicts
The setup for the next bitcoin bull run has become even more clear after last week’s landmark ruling in Grayscale’s suit against the SEC.
Don’t look now, but oil has formed a ‘golden cross’ chart pattern
The price of U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude made a so-called golden cross in late August, a signal that the oil rally could have room to run.
Spain fire Vilda as women’s team coach, name assistant as replacement
The scandal involving RFEF President Luis Rubiales has quickly spiraled into a national debate over women’s rights and sexist behavior.
BMW to use Amazon cloud technology to build its autonomous driving features for new EVs
BMW will use Amazon and Qualcomm technology for its next-generation advanced driver assistance system, or ADAS, in its Neue Klasse range of electric cars.
Can you use expired Covid tests? What to know as cases rise, new variants emerge
Some expired Covid tests sitting in your medicine cabinet may still be safe to use, depending on the exact product you have.
Saudi Arabia to extend voluntary cut of 1 million barrels per day until the end of the year
Riyadh first applied the 1 million barrel per day reduction in July.
Warner Bros Discovery expects earnings hit of up to $500 million as strikes drag on
Warner Bros. Discovery cut profit expectations as the writers’ and actors’ strikes drag on, keeping production halted.
Chip design firm Arm seeks up to $52 billion valuation in blockbuster U.S. IPO
Arm was previously dually listed in London and New York, before SoftBank acquired it for $32 billion in 2016.
Bank of Israel says currency intervention will only be necessary ‘if we see market failures’
Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron said Tuesday that currency intervention to support the weaker shekel will only be necessary in the event of market failures.
