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Banks, insurers, pension funds, money managers and other finance firms with $130 trillion in assets have signed up to tackle the climate crisis, swelling the ranks of a coalition led by former Bank of England governor Mark Carney.

Billionaire Charlie Munger is a big fan of how communist China manages its economy.

Rescuers in Nigeria on Wednesday raced to find survivors, two days after a high-rise building under construction collapsed and trapped scores of people in the commercial capital Lagos, as the death toll rose to 22, an emergency official said.

Expecting a possible siege, pro-government forces in central Yemen are preparing to defend Marib city, their last northern stronghold, against advancing Houthi fighters bent on taking full control of one of Yemen's key energy-producing regions.

The CEO of a Thai company at the heart of a CNN investigation into fake and used medical gloves has been arrested in Bangkok.

On November 2, 2020, Jack Ma's Ant Group was gearing up for the biggest initial public offering in history.

China's crackdown on private enterprise kicked off with the scrapped IPO of Alibaba's Ant Group on November 3, 2020. Since then, Beijing has tightened its grip on the activities of companies across an array of sectors. But will it wind down as China's economic growth slows? CNN's Kristie Lu Stout reports.

Billionaire investor Charlie Munger weighs in on Biden's economic plan and what he says communist China gets right.

Ethiopia will lose access to a lucrative US trade program due to human rights violations unless it take significant steps toward ending the ongoing conflict and alleviating the humanitarian crisis by the start of 2022, senior administration officials said Tuesday.

Quentin Tarantino is getting into NFTs.

Maersk, the world's largest container shipping company, predicts that global supply chain chaos will continue into next year. That could benefit the company, which just reported its best quarter in 117 years.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added Russia to its list of "very high" risk travel destinations this week.

Facebook announced its company rebrand just last week, but a little-known cryptocurrency is already rallying in anticipation of an expanding metaverse.

Two UK police officers have pleaded guilty to taking and sharing photos of the bodies of two murdered sisters at a crime scene they were assigned to protect, reports the UK's PA Media news agency.

In the mountains north of San Diego, a modernist mansion made of white concrete and glass rises from the cliffside. The property, nicknamed "Razor House" after the nearby Razor Point Trail, is now home to two famous inhabitants: singer Alicia Keys and her music producer husband Kasseem Dean, better known as Swizz Beatz, alongside their children Genesis and Egypt.

Yahoo has shut down access to its services in China, becoming the latest American tech company to exit the country.

Elon Musk is known for setting the internet ablaze with his cryptic tweets. Now he's doing it in another language.

People are feared to be trapped after a 21-story building collapsed in the affluent Ikoyi neighborhood of Lagos, Nigeria on Monday.

China and Russia are pushing the United Nations Security Council to ease sanctions on North Korea, reviving a similar previous attempt that had flailed in 2019.

Singapore could see as many 2,000 Covid-19 deaths annually over time, a minister said on Monday as the country battles its biggest surge in infections.