Chelsea takeover: Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams join Sir Martin Broughton consortium
Lewis Hamilton and Serena Williams are committing millions of pounds to one of the bids vying to become the new owners of Chelsea.
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U.S. lobs fresh round of sanctions against bitcoin miner and others seen to be aiding Russia
The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it expanded its wide raft of sanctions to include entities that are seen to be helping Russia evade penalties.
BMW adds an electric i7 sedan to its flagship 7-Series lineup, starting at $119,300
The new EV was unveiled on Wednesday as the newest entrant in the 7-Series lineup, which is expected to arrive at U.S. dealerships during the fourth quarter.
Just Eat Takeaway is exploring a sale of Grubhub barely a year after buying the company
European food delivery giant Just Eat Takeaway.com is considering a sale of U.S. arm Grubhub after facing pressure from investors to explore strategic deals.
Richard Branson says individuals, governments should cap their energy use to help end the war in Ukraine
Richard Branson has called on individuals and governments to cut their energy consumption in a bid to reduce reliance on Russian and bring an end to the war.
Energy giants Siemens Gamesa and SSE agree $628 million deal amid rising costs and profit warnings
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy says the sale includes "a pipeline of onshore wind projects" in Greece, Spain, France and Italy.
IMF warns of further market sell-offs as central banks adjust policy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned of possible sell-offs in the markets as central banks try to combat higher inflation.
U.S. plans to announce another colossal military aid package for Ukraine
President Joe Biden earlier Tuesday confirmed the U.S. will send more artillery to Ukraine as it fights off a Russian invasion.
U.S. is taking 'a close look' at whether to label Russia a state sponsor of terrorism. Here's what that means
The state sponsor of terrorism label is one of the most far-reaching sanctions in the U.S. diplomatic arsenal, typically reserved for the worst of the worst.
Audi's new concept car is a self-driving 'lounge on wheels' for city travelers
The newest vehicle is taller than the other concepts, blurring the line of a large crossover and minivan, or "multipurpose vehicle."
Mercedes-Benz unveils its new electric EQS SUV built in the U.S.
The SUV is expected to go into production at Mercedes-Benz's plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in the coming months and arrive in U.S. showrooms in late 2022.
IMF cuts global growth forecasts on Russia-Ukraine war, says risks to economy have risen sharply
The Washington-based institution is now projecting a 3.6% GDP rate for the global economy this year and for 2023.
BP deal sends Nasdaq-listed EV charging stock Tritium surging
BP is not alone in its attempt to carve out a position in the electric vehicle charging market.
Soaring inflation is hitting retirement savings hard. Here's how best to manage yours
As inflation soars to record highs, pensions are feeling the pinch, making it even more important to make sure yours is working for you.
World Bank slashes global growth forecast to 3.2% from 4.1%, citing Ukraine war
The largest single factor in the reduced growth forecast was a projected economic contraction of 4.1% across Europe and Central Asia.
Musk says Twitter board will be paid nothing if he acquires the company
Currently, Twitter spends about $2.9 million in cash and stock awards to board members.
WHO is tracking omicron BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants as they spread through Africa and Europe
The two subvariants of the highly contagious Covid-19 strain have been detected in Botswana, South Africa, Germany and Denmark, among other countries, WHO said.
Crypto bosses say the 'tide is turning' on regulation
The bosses of several major crypto companies say governments are beginning to take a more positive approach to the sector.
Russia threatens new nuclear deployments if Sweden, Finland join NATO
Russia says that a nuclear-free Baltic region would no longer be possible if Finland and Sweden joined NATO.
DOJ charges 3 Russians with running 'foreign influence and disinformation network' in U.S.
The three Russians worked to undermine the U.S. and "promote Russia's illicit actions designed to destroy the sovereignty of Ukraine," an indictment alleged.
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