Evergrande shares slide as mainland unit misses debt payment
Beijing-based news service Caixin reported several current and former Evergrande executives have been detained.
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Net Zero by 2050 Still Remains Possible With Rapid Renewables Expansion, Says IEA
Achieving net zero by 2050 is still possible, but requires tripling renewable energy capacity by the end of
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Gok Wan leads stars donating clothes to swap shop
Gok Wan, Heidi Range and Joe McElderry are among the stars to have donated clothes to the Foxy Laundrette pop-up, which will open its doors in Hull this weekend.
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Adam Britton: British croc expert admits sexually abusing dogs
Adam Britton has pleaded guilty to 60 charges involving bestiality and child abuse material in Australia.
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Russia seeks to rejoin UN's human rights council
It was expelled from the United Nations council last year after its forces invaded Ukraine.
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Powerball jackpot climbs to $835 million after there were no lucky winners Monday night
The Powerball jackpot soared to an estimated $835 million after no lucky winners nabbed the grand prize during Monday night's drawing for the fourth largest in the game's history, according to Powerball.
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Humans of New York's Brandon Stanton wades into India copyright row
Humans of Bombay, which follows the same format as the New York blog, is suing a similar Indian platform.
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This week's debate is a critical chance for Trump's rivals to make him pay for ignoring them
The candidates who will gather for the second Republican presidential debate this week face an unusual challenge: how to take on a front-runner who's not on stage and is already acting as if he's the nominee.
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Biden and Trump aren't waiting for 2024 to kick off their likely White House battle
It's as if the calendar suddenly raced forward a year in the blink of an eye.
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Cassidy Hutchinson's new book reveals a Trump White House even more chaotic than previously known
In her new book "Enough," former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson paints the closing days of the Trump White House as even more chaotic and lawless than she previously disclosed in her shocking televised testimony last summer. President Donald Trump lashes out unpredictably and makes wild demands. Chief of staff Mark Meadows leaks classified documents to friendly right-wing media figures and burns documents. Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani gropes Hutchinson inappropriately the day of the Capitol insurrection.
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Investors With $24 Trillion Push Companies to Curb Nature Impact
Investors overseeing $23.6 trillion of funds have kick-started a campaign to pressure 100 companies to ramp up the
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The Banker Trying to Fix the UK’s Electricity Grid
During his three decades at investment bank Morgan Stanley, Franck Petitgas developed a reputation for solving problems that
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