X says it is closing operations in Brazil due to judge’s content orders
X, owned by Elon Musk, claims Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes threatened to arrest one of the company’s legal representatives if it did not remove content.
Indian hospitals hit as doctors strike to protest rape, murder of medic
Hospitals and clinics across India turned away patients except for emergency cases on Saturday as medical professionals started a 24-hour shutdown.
Kremlin claims Ukraine used Western rockets to destroy bridge in Kursk region
Ukrainian army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi said on Friday that Kyiv’s forces were advancing between one and three kilometres in some areas in the Kursk region.
U.S. crude oil falls more than 1% as Gaza cease-fire talks, global demand weigh on market
Gaza cease-fire talks are expected to resume in Doha, Qatar on Friday.
Amazon’s troubled drone delivery program faces latest challenge in Texas: Annoyed residents
Amazon is seeking FAA approval to expand its drone delivery service in College Station, Texas, but many residents aren’t too happy.
Stocks close higher Friday as market comeback lifts S&P 500 to best week of 2024: Live updates
The S&P 500 gained for a seventh day in a row.
Brian Niccol’s fix for Starbucks’ China cafes could set the tone for where shares head next
The leadership shake-up has left Wall Street wondering what the new executive will do about the struggling China business.
Gaza ceasefire talks paused with resumption planned next week
Gaza ceasefire talks in Doha were paused on Friday with negotiators set to meet again next week, mediators said.
British fintech Revolut valued at $45 billion in secondary share sale
British fintech startup Revolut said on Friday that it was valued at $45 billion in a secondary share sale that the company agreed upon with investors.
‘Late low ball’: Lawyer slams Deutsche Bank settlement offer in long-running Postbank suit
Claimants argue Deutsche Bank underpaid for its acquisition of German retail banking giant Postbank in the late 2000s.
