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Ex-Harvard Worker Stole Human Heads, Skin. Then Sold It In Black Market
Cedric Lodge admitted to transporting stolen human remains taken from cadavers donated to Harvard for medical research and education.
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Bitcoin Jumps To All-Time High, Breaking Its January Record
The world's most valuable cryptocurrency was last trading at $108,955, up nearly 2%, according to data from Coin Metrics.
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Bloomberg Terminal Outage Disrupts Bond Sales Across Europe
News and data company Bloomberg suffered an outage to its terminal for financial professionals on Wednesday, disrupting numerous government bond sales and customer activity, according to several European debt management offices and market sources.
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Opinion | Can China's Arms Market Recover From India-Pak War Embarrassment?
Most of China's military equipment - estimated to have cost Pakistan more than $20 billion - underperformed, missed their targets, malfunctioned, destroyed, or fell like duds in the war theatre.
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Why GenZ Is Sharing Personal Data With Companies Willingly
A significant portion of Gen Z is open to sharing personal data, with 88% willing to share information with social media companies in exchange for incentives. This demographic shift is changing the way companies approach data collection.
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Car Bomb Attack In Balochistan Kills 4, Wounds Dozens
A car bomb exploded near a market in Pakistan's restive southwest, killing four people and wounding 20 others, a government official said Monday.
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Who Is Raj Mishra, UP Farmer's Son Elected Mayor Of Market Town In UK
Raj Mishra went on to become the fifth mayor of the town at an Annual Town Council Meeting on Tuesday, May 13.
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UP Farmer's Son, Raj Mishra, Elected Mayor Of Market Town In England
A farmer's son from Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, who was elected as a local town councillor earlier this month, has been chosen as the new mayor of Wellingborough, a market town in Northamptonshire in the East Midlands region of England.
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Why Moving iPhone Manufacturing From Asia To US Is Not Easy
US President Donald Trump recently ran into a "little problem" with Tim Cook, after his company Apple said it would be moving a big chunk of its iPhone production for the US market from China to India.
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China, US Slash Sweeping Tariffs On Each Other, But Is The Trade War Over?
After days of high-level negotiations, the trade standoff between the United States and China temporarily paused on Wednesday, with two of the world's largest economies slashing sweeping tariffs on each others' goods for 90 days.
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How Donald Trump's Chaotic Trade War Has Evolved - A Timeline
US President Donald Trump's tariff decisions since he took office on January 20, from imposing sweeping duties to abruptly pausing some of them, have shocked financial markets and sent a wave of uncertainty through the global economy.
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India, Pak Military Officers Speak On Hotline For First Time After Ceasefire
The military operations chiefs of India and Pakistan on Monday spoke on the hotline for the first time after a ceasefire between the two archrivals returned calm to the border, and their equity markets edged higher.
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Company Responsible For Global IT Outage Last Year To Cut Jobs For AI Use
CrowdStrike became a publicly traded company in 2019 and had a revenue of $1 billion in March for the fourth financial quarter of 2025.
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US, China To Meet For Talks On Tariff War. A Look At Where Things Currently Stand
US and Chinese officials meet this weekend in Geneva for their first formal talks aimed at resolving a gruelling tit-for-tat tariff war that threatens hundreds of billions in trade and roiled global markets and supply chains.
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Tesla's India Head Resigns As Musk's Company Prepares For Country Launch: Report
Tesla's country head for India has resigned after nine years at the company and ahead of the U.S. EV maker's planned entry into the world's third-largest car market, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Ex-Harvard Worker Stole Human Heads, Skin. Then Sold It In Black Market
Cedric Lodge admitted to transporting stolen human remains taken from cadavers donated to Harvard for medical research and education.
-
Bitcoin Jumps To All-Time High, Breaking Its January Record
The world's most valuable cryptocurrency was last trading at $108,955, up nearly 2%, according to data from Coin Metrics.
-
Bloomberg Terminal Outage Disrupts Bond Sales Across Europe
News and data company Bloomberg suffered an outage to its terminal for financial professionals on Wednesday, disrupting numerous government bond sales and customer activity, according to several European debt management offices and market sources.
-
Opinion | Can China's Arms Market Recover From India-Pak War Embarrassment?
Most of China's military equipment - estimated to have cost Pakistan more than $20 billion - underperformed, missed their targets, malfunctioned, destroyed, or fell like duds in the war theatre.
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Why GenZ Is Sharing Personal Data With Companies Willingly
A significant portion of Gen Z is open to sharing personal data, with 88% willing to share information with social media companies in exchange for incentives. This demographic shift is changing the way companies approach data collection.
-
Car Bomb Attack In Balochistan Kills 4, Wounds Dozens
A car bomb exploded near a market in Pakistan's restive southwest, killing four people and wounding 20 others, a government official said Monday.
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Who Is Raj Mishra, UP Farmer's Son Elected Mayor Of Market Town In UK
Raj Mishra went on to become the fifth mayor of the town at an Annual Town Council Meeting on Tuesday, May 13.
-
UP Farmer's Son, Raj Mishra, Elected Mayor Of Market Town In England
A farmer's son from Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh, who was elected as a local town councillor earlier this month, has been chosen as the new mayor of Wellingborough, a market town in Northamptonshire in the East Midlands region of England.
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Why Moving iPhone Manufacturing From Asia To US Is Not Easy
US President Donald Trump recently ran into a "little problem" with Tim Cook, after his company Apple said it would be moving a big chunk of its iPhone production for the US market from China to India.
-
China, US Slash Sweeping Tariffs On Each Other, But Is The Trade War Over?
After days of high-level negotiations, the trade standoff between the United States and China temporarily paused on Wednesday, with two of the world's largest economies slashing sweeping tariffs on each others' goods for 90 days.
-
How Donald Trump's Chaotic Trade War Has Evolved - A Timeline
US President Donald Trump's tariff decisions since he took office on January 20, from imposing sweeping duties to abruptly pausing some of them, have shocked financial markets and sent a wave of uncertainty through the global economy.
-
India, Pak Military Officers Speak On Hotline For First Time After Ceasefire
The military operations chiefs of India and Pakistan on Monday spoke on the hotline for the first time after a ceasefire between the two archrivals returned calm to the border, and their equity markets edged higher.
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Company Responsible For Global IT Outage Last Year To Cut Jobs For AI Use
CrowdStrike became a publicly traded company in 2019 and had a revenue of $1 billion in March for the fourth financial quarter of 2025.
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US, China To Meet For Talks On Tariff War. A Look At Where Things Currently Stand
US and Chinese officials meet this weekend in Geneva for their first formal talks aimed at resolving a gruelling tit-for-tat tariff war that threatens hundreds of billions in trade and roiled global markets and supply chains.
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Tesla's India Head Resigns As Musk's Company Prepares For Country Launch: Report
Tesla's country head for India has resigned after nine years at the company and ahead of the U.S. EV maker's planned entry into the world's third-largest car market, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
