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11 hours ago • global •

Heavy Rain in New Zealand Leads to State of Emergency

Auckland’s airport restarts some services after record rainfall forced its closure, stranding thousands.

17 hours ago • global •

Shooting at Jerusalem Synagogue Kills Seven People

Israeli authorities say the assailant was fatally shot after what they called a terrorist attack.

19 hours ago • technology •

Intel Shares Drop After Disappointing Earnings

The chip maker reported a loss in the fourth quarter as shifting demand and a battle for market share darkens its outlook in the months ahead.

1 day ago • technology •

Meta Embraces AI as Facebook, Instagram Help Drive a Rebound

After the roughest year in its history, Facebook’s parent company is starting to bounce back. Users are watching its short-form videos, ad-targeting is improving and the social-media company is well down the road to recovering from the impact of privacy changes imposed by Apple.

1 day ago • global •

Ukrainians on Front Lines Look to Western Tanks for Breakthrough

Kyiv’s push to retake Kreminna in northeastern Ukraine has slowed as Russia brings in fresh troops and strengthens defensive lines around the city.

1 day ago • global •

Russia Seeks Gains in Ukraine Before Western Tanks Turn Up

Moscow’s forces pressed an eastern offensive, trying to seize an advantage in the months before tanks pledged by Kyiv’s allies begin to arrive on the battlefield.

1 day ago • technology •

Intel Slumps on Disappointing Earnings Amid PC Weakness

The once-booming chip industry has been hurt by flagging consumer appetite amid worries over possible recession.

2 days ago • global •

Ukraine Under New Missile Barrage as Russia Warns West About Tank Pledges

Explosions rocked Kyiv, while officials in Moscow said the latest promises of Western military aid would escalate the conflict.

2 days ago • technology •

Tesla Stock Rallies On Optimistic Outlook From Elon Musk

Shares in the EV maker rose more than 8% after the company struck an upbeat tone about demand and its ability to navigate a potential economic downturn.

2 days ago • global •

Roman Abramovich's Long-Shot Effort to Save Ukraine, His Reputation and His Fortune

The Russian oligarch has thrown himself into a quest to help stop the war and salvage his reputation in the West. Now his chances to be a middleman for peace are falling, while the pressure on his assets is increasing.

2 days ago • technology •

Google Prepares for Second Antitrust Showdown

The latest U.S. lawsuit against Google compounds the legal issues the company faces worldwide while broadening the scope of the government’s allegations around the tech giant’s online advertising business.

3 days ago • global •

Ukraine's Zelensky Removes Top Officials in Bid to Contain Corruption Scandals

The Ukrainian president is looking to shore up the confidence of Western governments that are giving Kyiv billions of dollars in aid.

3 days ago • technology •

Microsoft Earnings Likely Slid Amid Economic Concerns

The software giant likely recorded its slowest sales growth in more than six years last quarter as economic concerns cooled demand for its software and cloud services.

3 days ago • technology •

DOJ Sues Google, Seeking to Break Up Online Ad Business

The Justice Department’s suit could have major implications for the digital ad industry.

3 days ago • global •

U.S. Leans Toward Providing Abrams Tanks to Ukraine

An announcement of tank deliveries could come this week, U.S. officials said, part of an understanding with Germany in which Berlin would agree to send its own Leopard 2 tanks.