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The Australian dollar is under pressure as US-Sino trade talks resume The Australian dollar eased lower on Thursday, weighed down by caution ahead of trade talks between the US and China.

Uber drivers across the world strike about pay, conditions, and the firm's 'orgy of greed' Uber and Lyft drivers went on strike on Wednesday, logging out of the app for the day and voicing their anger about working conditions.

Tottenham pulls off another Champions League miracle, erasing 3-goal deficit in the final seconds to reach the final Tottenham scored three goals in the second half of their Champions League match against Ajax to reach the final in miraculous fashion.

Disney writes down $353 million of its stake in Vice, chopping its valuation of the media startup for the second time Disney is taking another hit on its stake in Vice.

Facebook is loosening its ban on crypto ads as rumours swirl about its blockchain project Facebook is loosening up its ban on crypto-related ads.

Amazon reveals it was a target of 'extensive' fraud impacting seller accounts Money intended for loans to be sent from Amazon to third-party sellers and businesses was redirected by malicious actors, Amazon revealed in a UK regulatory filing in November.

Russia is planning to build its first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier after breaking its only flattop Russia wants to build its first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the state run TASS news agency reported.

Uber is reportedly set to price its IPO at the midpoint of its target or below, giving it a valuation of as much as $86 billion Uber is set to price its initial public offering at the midpoint of its target range or below, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

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