Washington (AP) -- The U.S. government blocked imports of seafood Friday from the entire fleet of a Chinese company that authorities say forced crew members to work in slave-like conditions that led to the deaths of several Indonesian fishermen last year.
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A Hong Kong appeal board endorsed a decision by the city’s police to ban a candlelight vigil for victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
Short seller Carson Block scored a fresh victory this week when a plunge in shares of Solutions 30 SE provided a favorable outcome for the negative bet placed by his firm Muddy Waters Capital LLC.
The Philippines resumed deploying workers to Saudi Arabia, a day after suspending the practice because of reports that Filipinos were being asked to pay for Covid-19 quarantine and insurance costs.
Delivery for Tesla Inc.’s Model S Plaid will be pushed back a week to June 10, CEO Elon Musk said in a tweet.
Washington reimposes sanctions against Lukashenko regime for forced landing of Ryanair flight
Researchers split from Musk-funded outfit aiming to stop superintelligent computers from running amok
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