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At least 18 people were killed and 23 injured in eastern Thailand on Wednesday after the brakes failed on a tour bus and it rolled upside down into a ditch, police said.

Alex Spiro, a leading attorney for billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk and embattled New York Mayor Eric Adams now has a standard billing rate of $3,000 an hour, placing him on the top shelf among even the priciest of Manhattan lawyers.

Crafts retailer Joann plans to close all of its stores in bankruptcy, after failing to find a buyer willing to preserve some of the 82-year-old company's 800 US retail locations.

The Vatican announced on Sunday that Pope Francis, who is fighting double pneumonia, remains in critical condition for a second consecutive day and is experiencing a "slight initial deficiency" in his kidney function

The high-speed satellite internet dominance of the billionaire's Starlink communications network is encountering growing challenges from stiff competition, including a Chinese state-supported competitor and another service funded by Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com

Warren Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway, became the latest U.S. business to publicly alter how it addresses its dedication to diversity and inclusion on Saturday

Apple is discontinuing its most sophisticated, comprehensive security encryption feature for cloud data in the United Kingdom, the company announced on Friday, marking an unprecedented action following reports that the government requested access to user data

A lacquer panel from the Qing dynasty, featuring inlays of jade and agate, portrays Taoist gods in a misty scene. This piece is one of many artifacts retrieved from museum storage in China for restoration and eventual display to the world

On Thursday, the state of Florida filed a lawsuit against Target, accusing the company of allegedly hiding the dangers associated with its diversity and social initiatives, which resulted in a customer backlash and a loss of billions of dollars in the retailer's market value

Citigroup will no longer require a diverse slate of candidates for job interviews, its CEO said in a memo on Thursday, as corporate America contends with a new business climate under President Trump.

President Trump's Trump Media & Technology Group and video-sharing platform Rumble sued a Brazilian Supreme Court justice over accusations of illegal censorship on Wednesday.

Shein shareholders are suggesting the online fast-fashion retailer may need to cut its valuation to $30 billion to get its IPO in the UK over the line, Bloomberg reported.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co and Broadcom are both considering potential agreements that could result in Intel being split into two separate entities

A few days after President Trump eliminated the duty-free status for inexpensive Chinese products entering the United States, his administration paused the decision as over a million packages accumulated at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport

President Donald Trump delayed the TikTok ban until April 5 as the app is back on the U.S. app stores of Apple and Google.

The Federal Reserve is not hurrying to lower its short-term interest rate again due to the economy being "strong overall," with low unemployment and inflation staying above the Fed's 2% target, Fed Chair Jerome Powell mentioned in prepared opening remarks for a Senate Banking Committee hearing

Israeli security forces have broadened a military operation in Nur Shams, located in the West Bank

Five Thai citizens who were held by Hamas for more than a year returned to Thailand on Sunday, reuniting with their emotional families at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport

George Clooney admitted to nerves ahead of his Broadway debut in 'Good Night, and Good Luck."

John Cooney, a 28-year-old super-featherweight boxer from Ireland, passed away from a brain injury a week following his first Celtic title defense, where he was stopped by Welsh opponent Nathan Howells, his promoter announced on Saturday

Amazon eliminated a reference to "inclusion and diversity" in its annual report filed Thursday, after it told employees in December that it was winding down diversity programs as part of corporate America's broader retreat from such policies.

On Thursday, Amazon's investors caused a significant drop in stock prices, driven by concerns over the retailer's cloud computing segment and projections that fell short of expectations for first-quarter revenue and profit

London's Grenfell Tower will be demolished years after a deadly inferno killed 72 people.

Corporate treasurers are ramping up efforts to guard company earnings against more dollar strength, a move that some analysts said points to increased conviction that President Donald Trump's tariff plans will help keep the US currency higher for longer.

Ford Motor on Wednesday projected up to $5.5 billion in losses on its electric vehicle and software operations this year, a loss similar to last year and a sign of the severe difficulties in cutting costs on battery-powered models.