‘Large Number’ of Americans’ Metadata Stolen by Chinese Hackers, Senior Official Says
By Raphael SatterWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A large number of Americans' metadata has been stolen in the sweeping cyberespionage campaign carried
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Mattel Sued Over ‘Wicked’ Dolls Packaging Linking to Porn Site
Dolls of characters in the hit movie went to store shelves with an error that send customers to an adult
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U.S. announces new export controls on China’s chip industry
The United States on Monday launched its third crackdown in three years on China’s semiconductor industry, curbing exports to 140
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French government faces ouster after oppn says it will back no-confidence vote
Europe News: The French govt is all but certain to collapse later this week after far-right and left-wing parties said
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India’s winter expected to be warmer, threatening wheat yields
India is likely to experience above-average temperatures this winter, raising concerns about wheat and rapeseed crops that require cold weather
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Art Cashin, Wall Street veteran for over 60 years, dead at 83: ‘True giant in our industry’
Cashin was was a regular on CNBC, delivering stock market commentary and analysis to the business news channel's viewers for
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Putin Drops Plan for ‘Friendship Games’ to Rival Olympics
Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Monday to shelve the planned hosting of the "Friendship Games",
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Iceland’s Social Democrats win election, unseating ruling coalition
The Social Democrats gain 15 seats in the 63-seat parliament with 20.8% of votes, making the party leader Kristrun Frostadottir
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Black Friday spending in US retail stores muted compared to online purchases
Sales at brick-and-mortar stores grew just 0.7% year-over-year, according to preliminary estimates by payments processor Mastercard, and were lower according
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Russia’s Putin Approves Military Focused 2025-2027 Budget
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved a military focused budget for 2025-2027, a document published on the
