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The death of the Tibetan influencer Lhamo caused widespread shock and revulsion and shone a spotlight on the problem of domestic abuse.

In a media release circulated by Paddy McDonnell, head of media relations for AIB, the bank announced it will retain its 170-strong branch network and will not remove cash services from 70 of its branches - a reversal on its announcement earlier this week.

GVC Gaesco is reaffirming its commitment to strengthen the digitalisation process of investment services.

MetaVerse Green Exchange (“MVGX”), a digital green exchange licensed and regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (“MAS”), announced the appointment of former Bank of England Senior Advisor Michael Sheren as President and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) as the firm strengthens its end-to-end suite of Carbon as a Service (CaaS) products to customers across the globe.

Abhish Saha, who over the past 9 months has been occupying the role of Executive General Manager of the Digital Banking & Elevate business unit globally, was today announced as the new CEO for Sandstone.

India is making a host of its e-governance tools - including the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and Aadhaar identity service - available to other countries via open APIs.

Fintechs and crypto asset providers have welcomed the UK government’s decision to bring stablecoins into regulatory scope as part of the recently published Financial Services and Markets Bill.

Justice department that have intensified in recent weeks and months and coming to a head about making a decision whether there should be charges against hunter biden. that investigation was wide ranging, looking into foreign lobbies, money laundering, and its narrowed to look at tax violations and false statements in connection with the purchase of a firearm. just to be clear, no decision has been made. one of those factors that you mentioned facing the justice department is the midterm election...

A man convicted of killing his friend in 1997 is set to be executed in Oklahoma.

Today, Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), has announced an expanded partnership with Microsoft.