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OPEC and allies hold the cards as prices and demand rise
As the oil producers prepare for their monthly meeting Thursday, there is growing talk that the price could eventually hit $100 for the first time since 2014
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'A form of brainwashing': China remakes Hong Kong
The Chinese Communist Party is remaking the city, permeating its once vibrant, irreverent character with ever more overt signs of its authoritarian will
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From 2007 to 2020: Here's how the iPhone has evolved
A quick look at how the iPhone has evolved in shape, size, and more, in the 13 years since it was first launched in 2007
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The night the oxygen ran out
Across India, amid a devastating second wave of Covid-19, hospitals ran out of beds and critical supplies, contributing to the deaths of untold thousands of people and worsening an already tragic outbreak
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Streaming now: BookMyShow and its fight back
Battered by the pandemic, BookMyShow is trying to reinvent itself by getting into multiple streams. Can it put up a good show?
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Juul to pay $40 million to settle North Carolina vaping case
Juul's sleek high-tech-looking device, advertised in its 2015 launch with young, hip-looking people on billboards and in social media, quickly caught on with teenagers and young adults who had never smoked
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We are fact-checkers, not news publishers, so new rules don't apply to us: Alt News to Delhi HC
In its petition before the Delhi High Court, while the fact-checking website says it should be exempted from the Code of Ethics, the court refused to grant a stay on any coercive action taken by the government for non-compliance
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As Wimbledon returns, some key numbers you should know
One of the most prestigious tennis tournaments and the third Grand Slam of the year begins today. The event was called off last year due to the pandemic, the first pause since World War II. We break it down in numbers
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Crypto's top VC is playing the long game
Katie Haun, a top crypto cop turned venture capitalist is now one of the most powerful women in Silicon Valley, with more than $2 billion at her fingertips
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Car rides, canteen visits, and unlocking value: Inside the Ajit Dayal and Subbu way of investing
Over the 25 years they have worked together, Ajit Dayal and IV Subramaniam of Quantum Advisors have built processes that put integrity at the heart of what they do. And a part of the process also involves sitting around in company canteens
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The cryonics industry would like to give you the past year, and many more, back
During the pandemic, a heightened awareness of mortality seems to have led to more interest in signing up for cryopreservation procedures that can cost north of $200,000