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Imprisoned Iranian activist and Nobel Prize winner Narges Mohammadi said that an election boycott "is not only a political necessity but also a moral duty."

The regional bank has been under pressure in recent months, in part due to concerns about its exposure to commercial real estate.

The majority of our 32-stock portfolio ended February in the green, but five holdings led by Nvidia separated from the pack.

The headline figure previously came in at 2.8% in January, with further easing expected after price rises cooled in Germany, France and Spain.

"I remain optimistic, because I think if you saw a number of the hearings that happened in the Senate, they were largely bipartisan," says Paula Goldman.

India's economy grew much faster than expected in the October to December quarter, data showed late on Thursday.

The CEO of Italy's Leonardo said Friday that he's more concerned about the "stupidity" of people than the threats posed by artificial intelligence.

Russia's advantage on the battlefield could prompt Ukraine's backers to give it more of what it wants and needs to fight the invasion.

Looking forward to the next reporting season, however, strategists are pessimistic on the tide turning.

The U.K. looks poised to lead a European real estate resurgence this year as international investors return capital to the strained property market.

India has ambitions to become a major chip hub alongside the likes of the U.S. and Taiwan and has been courting foreign firms to set up operations locally.

Meta said it would remove a dedicated section for news articles in April that will affect Facebook users in the United States and Australia.

China's Ministry of Commerce met with foreign businesses this week in an effort to address operating challenges, but did not reveal much change on major issues.

Quite a lot was on display at the Mobile World Congress in Spain: Samsung showed off the Galaxy Ring and other players revealed concept smartphones designs.

A merger by Trump's social media company could net him billions of dollars, a potential lifeline as he faces more than $500 million in civil judgments.

Though Snowflake shares plummeted after the company said Frank Slootman was retiring as CEO, the outgoing leader said he's confident in his successor.

Byju's, once India's most valuable startup, has seen a series of setbacks including alleged accounting irregularities and mismanagement.

Hormel Foods CEO Jim Snee told CNBC's Jim Cramer his company's varied "protein portfolio" is advantageous as weight-loss drugs gain popularity.

Some parents mistake co-regulation for faking happiness, which can undermine the purpose of co-regulating.

Bob Parker says a lack of investor leverage means the current boom is different to the pre-cash periods in 2007 and 2000.