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The U.S. is the second-biggest mining destination on the planet, accounting for nearly 17% of all the world's bitcoin miners.

A university has withdrawn an offer to a student following racist abuse towards England players after the Euro 2020 final.

The death roll rose above 150 on Saturday, according to media reports, with that figure expected to rise as the flood waters recede.

Dr. Nahid Bhadelia explains why she agrees with President Joe Biden’s assertion that platforms like Facebook are killing people.

Fakespot is a well-known app used to help shoppers detect fraudulent reviews on Amazon.

U.S. stock indexes gave up their gains on Friday after a worse-than-expected consumer sentiment reading showed inflation expectations rising.

Google has separated with its VP of developer relations for Google Cloud after a contentious all-hands meeting where employees voiced concern about manifesto.

Washington has openly criticized Beijing's sweeping national security law passed in June 2020 aimed at limiting Hong Kong's autonomy.

Janet Yellen will meet with the President's Working Group on Financial Markets next week to discuss the role of stablecoins in the financial system.

Binance said Friday that it would end support for "stock tokens," crypto assets tied to the value of certain shares.

Global scientists have criticized the U.K. government's plans to ease almost all Covid-19 restrictions, calling it unethical and dangerous for the whole planet.

Soccer stars of past and present believe social media companies need to up their game when it comes to tackling racist abuse on their platforms.

So far, 132 countries have signed up to the OECD's proposal, although several countries are known to harbor serious reservations over the terms of the deal.

Xiaomi had a 17% share of global smartphone shipments, ahead of Apple's 14% and behind Samsung's 19%, according to Canalys.

China is using questionable methods to ensure it becomes a world leader in semiconductor technology, according to British MP Iain Duncan Smith.

Factory would be built in a part of England known for its longstanding connection to vehicle manufacturing.

U.S. President Joe Biden said China's government "is not keeping its commitment" that it made on Hong Kong.

The bond market is defying Wall Street forecasters, as long-term Treasury yields continue to head lower despite a strong economy and rising inflation.

Officials from seven Chinese government department visited Didi's offices to conduct a cybersecurity review on Friday.

Iron ore has been in a bull market for more than two years, and it's not about to end soon, according to Nicholas Snowdon of Goldman Sachs.