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George Soros says his son Alex ‘earned’ his right to reign over his multi-billion empire

Investigators reconstructed the two-week voyage of a 15-metre yacht suspected of being involved in the sabotage.

The U.S. could reach a deal with India this month for General Electric to produce jet engines for the country. GE stock rose on the news.

Is it the final chapter that could unite two of the biggest names in storage?

Reports about unusual delays in transferring money out of Apple's new Savings account are piling up.

India and China are “virtually wiping out media access” to each other by ejecting each other’s journalists, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday. The report alleged India had “denied visa renewals this month to the last two remaining Chinese state media journalists in the country”.

Seoul (AFP) - South Korea on Thursday dismissed a US media report that its artillery rounds were heading to Ukraine, saying its position on not providing lethal aid to Kyiv was unchanged.

Hundreds of thousands of South Korean artillery rounds are on their way to Ukraine via the United States, after Seoul's initial resistance toward arming Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.

While WBD CEO David Zaslav threw a lavish Cannes party to 'celebrate the great filmmakers and the great storytellers' Tuesday, striking writers and directors raged about how his company's new SVOD platform credits their work