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2 ship companies are invoking a 200-year-old law to try to skirt huge legal liabilities from the Baltimore collision
The companies want to cap their liability at $43.7 million by invoking a 19th-century maritime law...
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Researchers discovered a 137-year-old shipwreck in the depths of Lake Michigan using sonar imagining
The long-lost ship has been missing since it sank in 1886, but researchers were able to...
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Meet the woman who engineered Russia's wartime economy and helped secure another term for Putin
Once feted among her international peers, Russian central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina is now seen as...
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Turkey's opposition party just won the local elections. It could prompt a change in the country's relationship with Russia.
Turkish opposition's win over Erdoğan's AK Party may dampen the president's prestige and influence over Russia...
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Russia's economy is now so isolated that it has few options other than the Chinese yuan for its reserves
Currencies from other countries "not unfriendly" to Russia are even less stable and liquid than the...
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Dachshund could face ban in Germany because of inherent health problems, highlighting wider dog breeding concerns
Dachshunds are plagued by a range of health problems relating to their "extreme body shape," according...
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Foreign companies have lost over $100 billion in the process of leaving Russia since it started the war in Ukraine
Moscow has intensified punitive measures, such as a 50% asset discount on exiting companies.
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The Baltimore bridge disaster is just the latest knock to global shipping and trade
The Dali, a cargo ship, collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday,...
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Baltimore's biggest bridge collapses after being hit by a cargo ship, videos show. Mass casualty event declared.
A mass casualty event has been declared and a major rescue operation is underway after a...
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The CEO of Ryanair says the airline would regularly find missing seat handles and tools under floorboards on Boeing planes
Ryanair said it welcomes "much-needed management changes" at the aircraft maker after Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun announced...
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The bridge collapse in Baltimore is a 'developing mass casualty event,' first responders say
"This is a dire emergency," Kevin Cartwright, the communications director for the Baltimore Fire Department told...
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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun could still receive millions of dollars after leaving amid safety concerns
Dennis Muilenburg, his predecessor, left with a $62 million payout amid other safety concerns.
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Livestream caught the moment a massive ship crashed into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge and caused it to collapse
Minutes before striking the bridge's support beam, the ship's lights turn off. They then turn back...
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A South Korean mailman got a prison sentence for throwing out 16,000 pieces of mail. He said he was 'overworked.'
A Korean mailman was sentenced to six months in prison for discarding 16,000 pieces of mail....
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Russia has finally admitted Western sanctions are hitting its oil exports
Secondary sanctions are spooking global banks, as some of them turn away from doing business with...
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Tim Cook's China trip is about more than just opening a new Apple store
Tim Cook is also in town to rub shoulders with Beijing's top policymakers after iPhone sales...
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Apple's dominance isn't just a tech problem — it bleeds into 3 other industries too, says the DOJ
The DOJ alleges that Apple's practices hinder competition in entertainment, cars, and finance.
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The owner of a $3.4 million Lamborghini yacht screamed 'I will kill you' and threw $100 bills into the water when told he couldn't use a private dock
"I told him respectfully that he couldn't be there, and I honestly was hoping to have...
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China's birth rate has fallen so much that many hospitals are simply giving up on delivering babies
China has been stepping up measures to encourage marriage and parenthood.
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Beijing says Evergrande and its tycoon founder committed a $78 billion fraud. That would rank it as one of the biggest financial frauds ever.
Fraud allegations deepen crisis for Chinese real estate giant Evergrande, which is already in liquidation.
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Putin wasted no time buttering up China after his election victory
In the wake of sweeping sanctions, Russia's Vladimir Putin is leaning on China for economic and...
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SCOTUS airs grievances about the media during oral arguments on social media censorship case
Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Elena Kagan spoke about their experiences dealing with the press during Murthy...
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Russia is betting big on Cuba as it courts alternative economic partners
Russia is expanding its economic and trade ties with Cuba as more than 100 companies start...
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Kristi Noem's teeth are the oddest potential political scandal
The South Dakota governor, a possible Trump running mate, posted an odd video on X that...