British American Tobacco finalizes Russia exit with sale to local managers
British American Tobacco’s brands include Camel and Newport.
European stocks close lower for seventh straight session as mining shares slide
European stock markets closed slightly lower Thursday, with investors assessing U.S. inflationary pressures and euro zone data.
Stripe rival Adyen secures banking license in the UK
Adyen has acquired a banking license in the U.K., which enables its merchants to offer cash advances to small and medium-sized enterprises in the country.
Biden heads to New Delhi for G20 amid rising global tensions
President Joe Biden will travel to New Delhi to meet with the world’s largest economies at the Group of 20 summit.
Tiny ‘bubble cars’ from the 1960s are making a comeback. Take a look at the latest electric versions
The potential need for a small electric car appears to be gaining traction, as the demand for cleaner vehicles in urban environments grows.
Brits are the least likely to say work is important to their lives — and the U.S. isn’t far behind
A new survey from King’s College London has found Brits and Americans are among those who are least likely to say work is an important part of their lives.
68-year-old who ‘unretired’: I went on a 30-day silent retreat—what I learned about how to live a happy, regret-free life
George Jerjian is an author and business owner who unretired in his early 60s. He shares the valuable lessons about happiness he learned from a life-changing silent retreat.
EU’s crackdown on Apple, Meta and others is to avoid forced breakups, top official says
Big Tech is facing tighter scrutiny in the European Union, but officials want to avoid forcing them to break up parts of the business.
Moscow slams U.S. supply of depleted uranium weapons to Kyiv; drones target more Russian cities
Russian officials have slammed the U.S.’ decision to supply Ukraine with depleted uranium weapons, with one describing the move as a “criminal act.”
