European utilities are pushing to build power plants that would burn natural gas now and then be switched to burn clean hydrogen down the road. But the technology they’re depending on wastes energy and opens the door for accusations of greenwashing.
South Africa’s Financial Intelligence Centre established a forensic unit to help the government fight corruption and prosecute complex financial crimes, part of an effort to have the nation removed from a global watchdog’s dirty-money watchlist.
A Singapore court has withheld a decision on embattled crypto lender Babel Finance’s request for an extension of creditor protection, as it seeks more clarity on a proposed restructuring following objections raised by creditor Deribit, Babel’s co-founder and sole director Flex Yang said.
Oyo Hotels filed fresh documents for an initial public offering in India, facing a challenging market for startup debuts after technology valuations declined.
Senator John Fetterman has been released from a hospital near Washington where he underwent six weeks of treatment for depression, his office said Friday night.
South Korea’s export slump extended through March, highlighting tepid demand in a global economy battered by banking-sector turmoil.
A former Grubhub Inc. driver in Los Angeles won a federal court ruling that won’t make him rich but may have a big impact on the gig economy.
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign says it raised more than $4 million in the 24 hours after reports that the former president had been indicted by a grand jury in Manhattan on charges related to a hush-money payment.
Ever since Fox News was hit with a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit over reports falsely accusing a voting-machine company of rigging the 2020 presidential election, the conservative network has invoked the broad protections of the First Amendment in its defense.
Elon Musk is in tweeting purgatory again.
