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The Climate School, the e-learning arm of sustainable insurance and consulting company AXA Climate, today announced a new training module specifically designed to aid Risk Managers get up to speed with pressing climate danger.

ANZ today announced ANZ Plus is continuing to be the fastest growing new digital bank in Australia, reaching 100,000 customers with more than $2billion in deposits.

The extremists have made it clear that they'll bring back all of the brutal policies they were known for before being ousted with the U.S.-led invasion of 2001.

As corporations shy from facilitating the death penalty, the results include botched executions and increased secrecy

The Taliban carried out the first officially confirmed public execution since returning to power in Afghanistan in 2021. According to Reuters, a man accused of murdered was executed in western part of the country and it was confirmed by an official spokesperson of the government. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said that the accused stabbed another man in 2017 in the Farah province and the execution was attended by various senior officials of the Taliban.

Australia's securities regulator is taking American Express to court, accusing the firm of issuing credit cards without making sure that customers understood them.

Ukheshe International, the UK-headquartered division of leading digital-first, Banking as a Service (“BAAS”) enabler Ukheshe Group (“Ukheshe"), today announced the conclusion of an investment agreement that will help accelerate its international expansion.

Ahead of his transfer to a West Virginia prison, inmates there traded bets over how much time mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger had left to live, illustrating how well-known his location was around the time of his move, a Justice Department watchdog found.

The Taliban held their first public execution since retaking control of Afghanistan in August of 2021.

Johnson’s former elementary school principal Pam Stanfield witnessed the last moments of Johnson's life