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Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday denied that his company's automated driving systems were involved in a fatal crash in Spring, Texas, on Saturday.

The streaming wars are about legacy media's chase to compete more directly with Netflix, but the end result may cement Netflix as the center of entertainment.

Negotiations are starting to pick up pace even as Iran announces further violations of the deal.

Formerly known as Libra, the Facebook-backed digital currency project faced strong opposition from regulators in 2019.

Pressure has been building on Angela Merkel's conservative alliance to select a candidate for Germany's general election later this year.

Amazon announced that it is planning to open its first-ever hair salon in East London as the e-commerce giant continues to explore new lines of business.

The report comes at a time when policymakers are under intensifying pressure to deliver on promises made as part of the Paris Agreement.

Xi also promoted China as a champion for globalization and the multilateral trading system.

The chairman of the European Super League has said plans to form a new breakaway elite competition are designed "to save" soccer.

Cases started rising since February and so far this month, India has reported more than 3.1 million new cases and over 18,000 deaths.

At least 55% of India's population should be immune to Covid-19 by September, pushing the country toward herd immunity, said Suneeta Reddy of Apollo Hospitals.

More than 1 million Rohingya Muslims are taking shelter in Bangladesh and the South Asian hopes they can return to Myanmar, says Bangladesh's foreign minister.  

The country's rate of 12.5% has been a core feature in its ability to attract dozens of large companies, mostly U.S. tech and pharmaceutical firms, to its shores, often creating many jobs.

The Australian incident, and its reverberations, can be heard across the world as other nations contemplate forcing tech firms to pay for news content.

Internet giants like Facebook, Amazon and Google — collectively known as Big Tech — have accrued billions of users on their digital platforms globally.

China on Tuesday kept the one-year loan prime rate (LPR) and five-year LPR unchanged at 3.85% and 4.65%, respectively.

More than a year after cruising came to a standstill as Covid gripped cabins, holidaymakers are seeing signs that cruises could be making a comeback.

The U.K. Treasury and Bank of England have launched a joint taskforce to explore a potential central bank digital currency.

In January, the PayPal became the first foreign firm with 100% ownership of a payments platform in China but has so far been quiet on its plans.

McDonald's is teaming up with K-pop band BTS as part of its Famous Orders promotion.