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 Capital injections by foreign shareholders into Romanian insurance companies in Q1 totaled 44.099 million euros, shows National Trade Register Office data...

REPRESENTATIVES of the United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) say schools that are hot spots for...

KUALA LUMPUR, April 8 (Xinhua) -- Malaysia unemployment rate fell to 4.1 percent in February from 4.2 percent in January, as unemployed persons decreased to 671

Elon Musk at Tesla's recent Model Y delivery event at Giga Berlin made Cybertruck comments which suggest the futuristic truck might not begin customer deliveries until late 2023, perhaps 2024.

Gun battles breaking out in Indian Kashmir in a mountain pass dividing the disputed Himalayan territory with Pakistan have resulted in the death of at least five soldiers and two militants in the deadliest attack since February.

Triebwerksbauer Rolls-Royce zurück in den schwarzen Zahlen LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Der kriselnde Triebwerkshersteller Rolls-Royce ist nach herben Verlusten vor und in der Corona-Krise in die Gewinnzone zurückgekehrt. Nach dem ersten Halbjahr stand unter dem Strich ein Überschuss von 393 Millionen britischen Pfund (461 Mio Euro), wie das Unternehmen am Mittwoch in London mitteilte. Ein Jahr zuvor hatte Rolls-Royce einen Verlust von 5,4 Milliarden Pfund erlitten. Neben dem Einbruch des Flugverkehr...

China sigue metiendo una enorme presión a las empresas tecnológicas de su país, que continúan sufriendo un duro revés en Bolsa. El último episodio se vivió ayer, cuando las acciones de las mayores empresas chinas de videojuego, entre ellas Tencent, cayeron con fuerza en la Bolsa de Hong Kong después de que un medio de comunicación oficial calificara a los videojuegos en línea de ser una “droga electrónica”. Los títulos de Tencent llegaron a caer en la Bolsa de Hong Kong más de ...

Follow RT on A New York Times investigation into the UK’s handling of the pandemic reveals misuse of government funds on a massive scale during its Covid-19 response, calling it “one of the greatest spending sprees in Britain’s postwar era.” The report, titled ‘Waste, Negligence and Cronyism: Inside Britain’s Pandemic Spending’, was published on Thursday. In it, the Times says that “about $11 billion went to companies either run by friends and associates of politicians ...