Two die in shooting attack at Tel Aviv pub
At least two people were killed and eight others injured when a gunman opened fire in a Tel Aviv pub, as Israel endures a rash of terrorist attacks.
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Manufacturers grind to a halt in China as lockdowns expand
Component makers for Tesla and Apple are among factories that are struggling to keep operations going as China battles to contain the latest outbreak of Covid-19.
For elite golfers, power is king but is it killing Masters magic?
The Augusta National chairman has delivered a blunt message about the escalating power of modern golfers.
Ruling Israeli coalition loses majority
In a resignation letter to Israeli PM Naftali Bennett, the government’s de facto whip said she was resigning over disagreements about the country’s Jewish character.
How to combat a burnout without quitting your job
For those looking to address their burnout and not shake up their lives too much, here are some steps to try.
Spotlight on Putin’s hidden daughters amid sanctions
Katerina Tikhonova and Maria Vorontsova have been kept so far from the public view that Russians only know them by their first names.
US signals half-point rate hikes could be on the cards
Minutes from the Federal Reserve meeting revealed officials strongly weighed raising rates by 50 basis points as well as shrinking the balanace sheet to tame inflation.
The joy of travelling to the same places
In her 20s, novelist Tara Isabella Burton wanted to travel everywhere. Now, she longs only to go back to the cities and regions she loves deeply.
War crimes endanger Putin’s energy revenue
If Vladimir Putin is hearing the wings of the angel of premature retirement, it’s because oil and gas sanctions are back on the table.
Putin’s daughters could face sanctions
Brussels also announced moves to restrict Russian coal, though measures still need approval from EU members.
GM, Honda team up on affordable EVs
The two auto makers deepen strategic ties as they work to bring costly plug-in technology to the mass market.
Iran’s master class in evading sanctions
The ‘central banker of terrorism’ could coach Russia on how to diminish pressure from the West over the Ukraine war.
Execution of village mayor a symbol of Russian brutality
Olha Sukhenko took care of her village like a family for more than a decade before locals found her lifeless body, hands bound, in a shallow grave next to her husband and son.
Amazon to spend billions on space launches
Amazon.com ramps up plans for its proposed fleet of internet satellites that would compete with a service operated by Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
Musk to join Twitter’s board after building stake
Tesla chief executive has built up a 9.2 per cent stake in the social-media company.
War crimes investigation should not start at the top this time
The impact might be more significant if a probe began with the general staff: the impact on Russian morale would be greater if officers know they’ll be held accountable.
Roblox CEO on $306m package
David Baszucki received one of the highest compensation packages in the US last year.
Ukraine war drives new push for renewables
Many nations are speeding up plans to transition to green energy, while leaning even more on oil, gas and coal in the near term.
Twitter surges as Musk takes 9pc stake
Tesla CEO in recent weeks has said he was considering starting a rival social-media company of his own.
Credit Suisse details more failings from Greensill collapse
Reputational damage and economic failure from Greensill may have been averted if individual managers and staff had conducted themselves ‘more appropriately.’
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