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01/09/2022

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02/07/2022

Tesla again...

Tesla’s sales from April through June fell to their lowest quarterly level since last fall as supply chain issues and

06/06/2022

So, who is he?

Boris Johnson is a British conservative politician. He became the prime minister of the United Kingdom in July 2019. He served

30/05/2022

German inflation rate hits highest level since early 1970s

Germany's annual inflation rate accelerated to 7.9% in May, its highest level in nearly half a century, according to an

28/05/2022

Russia-linked superyachts ‘going dark’ to avoid tracking systems

Vessels with ties to Russian oligarchs hit by sanctions are no longer reporting their position to an automatic global locator

30/04/2022

Safest ways to support Ukraine

Witnesses to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are coming together to offer whatever support they can to victims and survivors.

29/04/2022

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Mining companies are planning to profit from the new industry, but environmental campaigners warn of disastrous consequences n a windowless

12/04/2022

Full list of companies that have left Russia – and the ones that stay

List of all the companies that decided to leave Russia/stop business in Russia following the war // companies that decided

17/03/2022

Bitcoin price holds above $40,000

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed into law a bill that legalizes crypto in the country Bitcoin was trading around

02/03/2022

Putin’s obsession with Ukraine has made analysts question his rationality

Political analysts say Putin’s recent claims directed toward the Ukrainian government are nonsense.Max Hess, a senior political risk analyst at

02/03/2022

Experts reject concerns Russia will use crypto to bypass sanctions: ‘Totally unfounded’

Blockchain Association's Jake Chervinsky believes politicians should not be worried that Russia may use crypto to get around economic sanctions

01/03/2022

Bitcoin climbs to $43K and flipping the Russian ruble

The Central Bank of Russia reported the country's money supply was 65.3 trillion rubles as of Feb. 1 — roughly