A German-Iranian man who was a resident of the US has been sentenced to death in Iran after being accused of organizing a bomb attack in 2008 and collaborating with the US and Israel, the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency reported.
Nigeria is in talks with potential technology partners to develop a new system to run and manage its central bank digital currency, the eNaira.
Sasol Ltd. shares fell more than 6% after it said margins from a strong oil price — that boosts the value of its fuel and chemical products — were diluted by operational disruptions including power outages and rail logistics in South Africa.
Israeli lawmakers have taken a first step toward approving a controversial plan that would hand the government more power over the country’s top court, a move that’s sparked waves of protest.
There’s sharp debate within the electric-car industry over the path ahead for prices, and the potential impact of promised new mines.
Health Secretary Humza Yousaf is favorite to succeed Nicola Sturgeon as leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party and Scotland’s semi-autonomous government after his main rival lost support by saying she would have voted against same-sex marriage.
The US stock market hasn’t found a bottom yet, if history is any indication.
Thailand is restricting plastic waste imports and will ban scrap shipments of the material starting in 2025, as officials seek to halt a flood of refuse from rich countries that has impacted the health of its citizens and polluted its air and water.
UK opposition leader Keir Starmer will pledge that a Labour government would boost public purchases of local food as he seeks to appeal to country’s embattled farmers.
(Bloomberg) — Volkswagen AG is asking employees to cycle through an escape room experience with collaborative games and puzzles to ease anxiety over job security in the shift to electric cars.
