Stripe co-founder hits back at rivals accusing the company of unfair competition
John Collison, Stripe's president, said he's "pretty unapologetic" about decisions to launch similar features to rival fintech firms.
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CDC raises monkeypox alert as global cases surpass 1,000
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has stepped up its monkeypox guidance as global cases of the virus surpass 1,000.
Russia is weaponizing food supplies to 'blackmail the world'
The attacks came amid denials by Russian President Vladimir Putin that the global food shortage was brought on by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Human rights advocates tell Congress bitcoin is essential in countries with 'collapsing' currencies
Human rights advocates from around the world have written a letter to U.S. lawmakers in defense of digital assets.
EU agrees to make common charger mandatory for Apple iPhones and other devices
The European Commission is going to force smartphone manufacturers to equip their devices with a standard USB-C charging port.
UK PM Boris Johnson narrowly survives confidence vote triggered by lawmakers in his own party
Some 211 Conservative Party lawmakers voted in favor of Prime Minister Boris Johnson, while 148 voted against him — a result worse than many expected.
UK PM Boris Johnson faces leadership vote after 'partygate' scandal angers his own lawmakers
The U.K.'s prime minister, Boris Johnson, will face a vote of confidence Monday evening amid increasing dissatisfaction in his leadership.
GE, Orsted and now Iberdrola: The competition to recycle wind turbine blades heats up
Goal of recycling components used in turbine blades feeds into the idea of creating a circular economy.
'There is hope': Prince William in rallying cry for the environment
The Duke of Cambridge made his comments during a speech in London on Saturday evening.
OPEC+ has ‘kind of broken down’ as Russia loses relevance and group faces tight spare capacity
Oil producers in OPEC+ have not been able to meet their production targets and have limited spare capacity to increase output, analysts said.
Gas or renewables? With the world in an unprecedented energy crisis, top CEOs are searching for solutions
Business leaders weigh in on the energy transition and the potential for solar and wind.
Microsoft lowers fourth-quarter guidance, citing unfavorable foreign exchange rates
In an investor slide deck, Microsoft said it lowered its revenue guidance as a result of unfavorable foreign exchange rate movement.
Angela Merkel breaks silence on Ukraine, calls Russia's war 'barbaric'
Merkel has come under heavy scrutiny in the last few months for her history of friendly relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Do Kwon is unlikely to face prison time for $60 billion UST crypto wipeout — fines and lawsuits are more likely
Burned investors are lining up for a shot at recovering their losses, while investigators are taking a close look at how it fell apart.
From EV batteries to coffee: Ideas about recycling and nature are changing how firms do business
Andrea Illy, chairman of coffee giant Illycaffe, says it's time for a change.
Oil group OPEC+ reportedly considering suspending Russia from supply deal
Some members of the energy alliance OPEC+ are considering whether to suspend Russia from an oil production deal, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Here's what's in Biden's $700 million military aid package for Ukraine
The Biden administration has sent a total of about $4.6 billion to Ukraine since Russia invaded this year, according to the Pentagon.
Apple will reportedly move some iPad capacity to Vietnam after China lockdowns
Apple iPad revenue was down 1.92% year over year in Q2. CEO Tim Cook said the segment had 'very significant supply constraints' during the quarter.
Croatian EV supercar maker Rimac raised 500 million euros to make parts for Big Auto rivals
Rimac raised 500 million euros to expand its ability to build high-performance EV components for bigger automakers.
Euro zone inflation hits yet another record high as food and energy prices soar
Inflation came in at 8.1% for the month, hitting a record high for the seventh month in a row.
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