Grab shares tumble in first trading day after blockbuster Spac deal

Health officials urge countries and manufacturers to commit to providing supplies to low-income nations

Investors fret that finance minister  Lutfi Elvan’s exit will further diminishes the likelihood of a quick return to orthodoxy

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The agency says travel restrictions on Southern Africa might delay the variant’s spread in Europe ‘by two weeks, at most’

Alibaba Group’s US-listed shares have never been this cheap and yet investors keep selling

Given widespread exposure of Indians to Covid-19 and a reasonably high vaccination rate, India will probably be less affected by the new strain

Former boyfriend of woman who received money from the late financier says she told him it wasn’t for free

Ghana’s president, Nana Akufo-Addo, a human rights lawyer, has said the parliamentary process should be allowed to take its course

With Omicron-induced worries, shoppers may skip the iPhone 13 altogether and wait to upgrade in 2022, when its successor comes out.

Nearly 1,000 have left the city in the past school year amid tightening control by Beijing

Mississippi is seeking a 15-week termination ban that could call into question other rights

Britain leads the fightback against Big Tech by ordering Facebook to unwind a deal after completion

Millions of financial documents show  bank partly owned by Kabila's sister was used to channel at least $138m of public funds to Kabila and allies

Barry Diller and former Match CEO Greg Blatt were accused of cheating Tinder founders out of billions

Germany's new chancellor Olaf Scholz backs calls to make Covid-19 jabs compulsory

Advocacy group Judicial Watch says the legislation violates the Equal Protection Clause of the state's constitution