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U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday after three weeks of losses. The surge came after Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard eased inflation concerns with her comments.

While a 90-minute presentation at the company's California headquarters did not include any surprise reveals, the tech giant did unveil a new digital identification system to obviate the need for a physical sim card.

To little surprise, Amazon was No. 1 with other notable names trailing behind.

France to send latest nuclear shipment to Japan

Search for Canada stabbing suspect widens as community mourns

The rise of fintech services and digital banking could spur financial risks and potentially a crisis over the long term, Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency, a major U.S.

UK's new PM vows imminent action on energy crisis

French court upholds Assad uncle's conviction over ill-gotten assets

Symptoms of Listeria infections can include fever, muscle aches, headache, stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, and convulsions.

Standard Lithium Ltd is trying to become the first new U.S.

How Bellingcat became Russia's 'biggest nightmare'

Luxury goods group Richemont successfully batted away proposals from activist investor Bluebell Capital at an annual shareholder meeting Wednesday in which tensions flared.

A year after El Salvador adopted bitcoin as legal tender, the area where the world's first cryptocurrency city was meant to be built - a circular metropolis powered by a volcano - is still dense jungle.

Labor groups and investors have filed a shareholder proposal asking Apple Inc to review how it treats workers' rights, looking to build on recent momentum to unionize workers at the iPhone maker's retail stores.

Britain's surging inflation could slow thanks to plans by new Prime Minister Liz Truss to help households and businesses cope with rocketing energy costs, but it was too soon to say what that means for interest rates, the BoE's chief economist said.

Shares in Ubisoft Entertainment tumbled on Wednesday after it announced a deal that sees China's Tencent Holdings raise its stake in the company, a move which analysts say dampens the prospect of a full sale of the French game maker.

Ukraine backs UN peacekeeping force at occupied nuclear plant

The singer's current net worth stands at $285 million.

Former Pakistan PM Khan accuses govt of 'unacceptable' censorship

Burundi appoints new PM after president warns of 'coup' plot

Germany can 'survive' winter despite energy turmoil: Scholz

French lawmakers visit Taiwan after China's war drill threats

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is seeking a "common denominator" as it navigates restrictions on U.S.

Head of Hong Kong journalist union arrested: police source

China export growth slows sharply in August: official data

Some of Europe's biggest banks are preparing back-up generators and to dim the lights as they brace for potential power cuts and energy rationing that threaten the money system underpinning the region's economy.

New British Prime Minister Liz Truss and her finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng look set to revive Margaret Thatcher's 1980s experiment in "trickle-down" low-tax economics, the results of which have been disputed ever since.

El Salvador marks 1st year of Bitcoin use as confidence wanes

China earthquake death toll rises to 74