The little restaurant that scammed the stock market
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has charged three people with fraud for illegally inflating the share price of a company with minimal revenue
Pau Ninja: ‘I’m not a crypto bro, I’m a Bitcoin maximalist’
The cryptocurrency crisis is shining a spotlight on true believers in the leading digital currency who want to distance themselves from flighty speculators
After death of Elizabeth II, corgi prices hit record high
The dog breed is now selling for more than $2,600, while online searches have increased tenfold
Love in times of war: Ukrainian POW and girlfriend reunited after prisoner exchange
Lieutenant Ilia Samoilenko served at Mariupol with the Azov Regiment and was taken prisoner after the city’s fall, but has now been released.
China growth forecast to lag behind Asia-Pacific region for first time since 1990
The World Bank has lowered its 2022 expectations for the economic giant to 2.8%, a sharp downturn from the 8.1% expansion of last year
Rainbow fentanyl: US sounds alarm over teen overdoses
The DEA has investigated 390 cases in the past four months, 35 of which are directly tied to the two largest criminal organizations in Mexico: the Sinaloa Cartel and the CJNG
American mountaineer Hilaree Nelson found dead after fall from Nepal’s Manaslu
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The professional skier and climber went missing on Monday after descending the peak, which is the eight-highest in the world
Hurricane Ian barrels towards Florida after knocking out power grid in Cuba
Forecasters are warning about ‘catastrophic’ effects and a ‘life-threatening storm surge’ along the southwest coast of the US state
Coldplay: Why such an irritating band can fill more venues than any other on the planet
Chris Martin’s group is the best-selling music outfit in pop today. But many experts despise them. EL PAÍS examines why
George Lucas’s futuristic ark reveals its first mysteries
The creator of ‘Star Wars’ and ‘Indiana Jones’ opens the doors to the museum he is building in Los Angeles
Ian Kershaw, Hitler’s biographer: ‘There are differences in the nature of terror’
The British historian, known for his monumental biographies of the Nazi dictator, has written a new book about leaders who changed history
Chess cheaters of the past, present and future
The uproar caused when Carlsen accused Niemann of dirty play without offering any proof highlights the perils of cutting-edge technology
Pedro Azagra: ‘The energy transition is unstoppable’
The CEO of Avangrid – the American subsidiary of Spain’s Iberdrola energy giant – feels that the market is robust for renewables