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The merger between the two companies will lead to the creation of a new giant in the U.K. telecoms industry.

The automaker unveiled the vehicle during an elaborate presentation at the company's world headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan.

German stock-trading app Trade Republic raised $900 million in a huge funding round that values the start-up at $5.3 billion.

Those behind the development hope it will help to catalyze the region's renewable energy sector.

Travelers love Venice and Rome, which leave other parts of Italy quiet and peaceful, even during the summer.

The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, has found seven investment banks guilty of breaching its antitrust rules during the 2008 global financial crisis.

Hamas says it sees a cease-fire happening in the coming days, but so far Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu says he plans to carry on the military offensive.

Ford said a work-oriented version of the truck will start at about $40,000, while a high-end model will top out at about $90,000.

China's ambitions to take a more significant role in the Arctic could lead to growing tensions, according to Oksana Antonenko of Control Risks.

Asia's LNG demand is growing faster than the rest of the world because of the region's economic and population growth, said Valery Chow of Wood Mackenzie.

Ireland's High Court last week dismissed a challenge from Facebook over a regulatory inquiry that could lead to a ban on its EU-U.S. data transfers.

There is a need for a separation in how each cryptocurrency is treated, given that their intended purposes vary, argues New York University's Aswath Damodaran.

Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson speaks to CNBC about the latest government budget and New Zealand's recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The move from Singapore came after unsubstantiated comments from an Indian politician this week sparked a diplomatic incident between the two countries.

Volatility is the price that bitcoin investors pay for its limited supply and its lack of a central bank to control that supply.

Japan's exports rose 38% in April as compared with a year ago, data from the country's Ministry of Finance showed Thursday,

Zhang Yiming, co-founder of ByteDance — the owner of TikTok — will step down as CEO and transition to a new role, the company said on Thursday.

"Our focus has been to not chase the market higher over the last couple of months," Credit Suisse South Asia CIO Ray Farris said.

Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam are among Asian manufacturing economies that have reported a renewed Covid outbreak in the last few weeks.

Singapore, a small Southeast Asian city-state, has been working for years to preserve its coastline from sea level rise and other environmental damage.