With Huawei out of the picture, Chinese smartphone rivals take the spotlight at MWC
Smaller Chinese smartphone brands such as Oppo, Honor and Realme made a splash at Mobile World Congress this week with a slew of new device launches.
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Putin's obsession with Ukraine has made analysts question his rationality
Political analysts say Putin's recent claims directed toward the government reflect an irrational and ill-judged attitude toward the leadership in Kyiv.
Russia frustrated with pace of Ukraine invasion, expected country to capitulate, says military analyst
"They [Russians], thought it would be completely easy. They would roll right in and the Ukrainians would give up," retired U.S. Army Col. Jack Jacobs said.
'Enormous cost': Ukraine war is likely heading into a more destructive and deadly phase
Ukrainian cities are being encircled, and Russian forces are already resorting to more "indiscriminate" weapons such as artillery to bombard them.
Jeep, Dodge maker Stellantis aims to double revenue to $335 billion by 2030
The automaker plans to do this while sustaining a double-digit operating profit margin as it largely moves to all-electric vehicles.
Bitcoin jumps as Russia-Ukraine conflict continues and U.S. imposes further sanctions
Bitcoin could be having a "watershed" moment, one expert said, as the cryptocurrency continued to rally off of lows seen last week.
Global hacking group Anonymous launches ‘cyber war’ against Russia
The online group known as Anonymous appears to be entering the Ukraine-Russia conflict by declaring cyber war against Vladimir Putin and the Russian government.
Visa and Mastercard block Russian banks from their networks after sanctions
Governments from around the world have imposed a series of sanctions aimed at cutting off Moscow from the global financial system.
Roman Abramovich: Chelsea Foundation report 'serious incident' to Charity Commission
It's understood that Abramovich remains adamant Chelsea is not for sale, but there are now questions about his long-term future at the club.
'History will judge them': Ukraine foreign minister slams Big Oil's links to Russia
His comments came as Shell said that it intends to exit its joint ventures with Russian gas giant Gazprom and its related entities.
Russia gets the cold shoulder at the world's biggest mobile phone show amid Ukraine war
GSMA, the industry body that runs Mobile World Congress, put out a statement over the weekend condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Pressure mounts on SoftBank to consider dual listing of Arm
Arm is widely seen as the jewel in the crown of the U.K. tech industry and several people want it to be listed in its home country.
Russia still has sights set on Kyiv, despite tough Ukrainian resistance, Pentagon official says
Russian advances on the Ukrainian capital have slowed, but forces are roughly 25 kilometers (16 miles) outside Ukraine's capital, a U.S. Defense official said.
World's biggest crypto exchange Binance says it will not block all Russian accounts despite Ukraine request
Binance said it will not "unilaterally freeze millions of innocent users' accounts," but would block the accounts of individuals on sanctions lists.
Economic sanctions cripple Russian economy as ruble plunges, interest rates soar
Sanctions have restricted Moscow's access to foreign currencies and sent Russians running to withdraw cash to conserve the purchasing power.
Russia suspended from international soccer over Ukraine invasion, will miss World Cup
Russia's soccer teams were suspended from international play by the sport's governing bodies due to the Ukraine invasion. The ban means no World Cup for Russia.
Shipping giant Maersk considers suspension of all deliveries to and from Russia
"Our preparations include a possible suspension of Maersk bookings to and from Russia on ocean and inland," Marsek said on Monday.
Russia's Ukraine invasion sparks watershed moment in EU politics
Prominent politicians have been ripping up decades-old policy doctrine in just a few days.
Ukraine nuclear agency reports rise in Chornobyl radiation levels after Russian troops seize control
An explosion and fire at the Chornobyl power plant on April 26, 1986, led to the world's worst nuclear disaster.
Property billionaire hopes to set up huge cannabis farm on a tiny island in the Irish Sea
Peel Group, a real estate firm led by 79-year-old billionaire John Whittaker, wants to build a £100 million ($136 million) cannabis-growing facility.
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