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U.K.-based financial services software firm Finastra has a new chief executive. Chris Walters, a veteran of financial services firms like Avantax, has joined Finastra as CEO, the company announced Monday (Jan. 6). He replaces Simon Paris, who is stepping down after nearly a decade of heading the company. “Chris brings a wealth of experience from […]

Louisiana AG Liz Murrill is launching a full review of New Year’s Eve and Sugar Bowl security plans after the New Orleans terrorist attack that left 14 dead and over two dozen injured.

Joe Biden on Sunday became the first president in more than two decades to sign a measure that expands Social Security benefits, a move that came as congressional Republicans and an Elon Musk-led advisory commission weigh possible cuts to the nation's most effective antipoverty program.

A FORMER Love Island couple have reignited their feud after taking swipes at each other online.

Zay Flowers' knee injury is not season-ending, coach John Harbaugh said Monday, but he gave no assurances about a quick return.

East Bengal came back from 2-0 down to level 2-2, but a late winner by Mumbai City FC dashed their hopes.

A San Francisco Bay Area police department under federal investigation for racist and sexist texts has agreed to hire a consultant to update its policies, procedures and training on various topics

The Supreme Court has moved several petitions about Amazon and Flipkart's alleged antitrust practices to the Karnataka High Court. This action is aimed at preventing conflicting rulings from different courts. The case was initially filed by Delhi Vyapar Sangh, accusing the companies of violating competition laws through exclusive arrangements and deep discounting.

Tulip Siddiq is economic secretary to the Treasury.

Tulip Siddiq voluntarily referred herself to the independent adviser on the ministerial code, the prime minister’s spokesperson confirmed today.

The anti-corruption minister is alleged to have been involved in brokering a deal in 2013 with Russia for a nuclear power plant in Bangladesh.

Billions of pounds are said to have been embezzled in that agreement.

Siddiq’s aunt, Sheikh Hasina, was the PM of Bangladesh for more than 20 years. Читать дальше...

An all-party delegation in Maharashtra has demanded the resignation of NCP minister Dhananjay Munde over lawlessness concerns in Beed. The delegation, including BJP MLA Suresh Dhas, urged the governor to have Munde step down during the inquiry. This has caused tension within the BJP-led alliance as Dhas raised allegations against Munde, prompting internal party conflicts.

The Social Security Fairness Act boosted payments for millions of Americans, but with the higher checks could come tax burdens.

The former Australia captain said that it would be interesting to see the number of spectators that will show up for the next Ashes series and added that if the number comes out to be less than BGT's attendance, then the India-Australia rivalry would be considered the bigger one

Elon Musk wants to be the Italian government’s sole telecommunications provider. 

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Built to evade sanctions, but sabotage may be next

A crackdown over nothing.

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There had been speculation that Trump might replace Barr after he takes office Jan. 20.

(Photo credit: Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images) The Southeastern Conference and the Big Ten each have four teams inside the top 10 in The Associated Press Top 25 women's college basketball poll released Monday. No. 1 UCLA (15-0), No. 4 Southern California (14-1), No. 8 Maryland (14-0) and No. 9 Ohio State (14-0) represent the Big Ten, while No. 2 South Carolina (14-1), No. 5 Texas (15-1), No. 6 LSU (17-0) and No. 10 Oklaho

New York’s congestion pricing has finally gone into effect, following years of legal and political wrangling. Basically, if you insist on driving into the most densely populated part of the city, you now have to pay to do so. You can still walk or take public transportation freely, and you can still drive if you want,…