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The move marks an end to Japan’s famous and long-running negative interest rate policy. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) announced on Tuesday the end of its negative interest rate policy and increased

Paying taxes with digital currencies is actually already the reality in Switzerland, which is leading the European race to bring crypto finance into traditional banking systems. But why is it good for

The ministerial meetings in Baku included discussions on plans for offshore wind farms in the Caspian Sea and participation in global methane emissions reduction efforts. The tenth ministerial meeting of the Southern

The Tesla Gigafactory outside Berlin was reconnected to the power grid a week after a far-left group sabotaged the plant. The incident forced car production to a standstill, costing the company millions.

Unions are preparing for demonstrations in Brussels against the European Union’s austerity plans. The protest is expected to cause significant disruption to public transport, The Brussels Times reports. European rules require each

The bus manufacturer is facing financial difficulties and today announced it will cut more than 1,100 jobs over the next few years. It is the largest such announcement in the private sector

Airbnb is set to ban indoor security cameras that could potentially record guests worldwide from the end of April, citing privacy policies. The rental platform has long allowed the use of indoor