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U.S. Arms Exports Up 49% In Fiscal 2022

U.S. M1A2 "Abrams" tank moves to firing positions during U.S. led joint military exercise "Noble Partner 2016" near Vaziani
Sales of U.S. military equipment to foreign governments rose 49% to $205.6 billion in the latest fiscal year, the U.S. State Department said on Wednesday.
Microsoft Teams and Outlook were hit outages

Microsoft Scrambles To Fix Global Outage

Thousands of incidents were logged by the tracking website Downdetector, with complaints spiking in the hour from 0700 GMT and particularly affecting users in Asia and Europe.
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A man walks under an electronic screen showing Japan's Nikkei share price index inside a conference hall in Tokyo

Asian Shares Inch Higher, BOJ Battles Bond Bears

Asian shares edged higher on Monday as investors waited nervously to see whether the Bank of Japan (BOJ) would defend its super-sized stimulus policy at a pivotal meeting this week, while a holiday in U.S.
G-7 foreign ministers meeting in Germany

G7 Seeks Two Price Caps For Russian Oil Products

The Group of Seven (G7) coalition will seek to set two price caps on Russian refined products in February, one for products trading at a premium to crude oil and the other for those trading at a discount, a G7 official said.
Jack Ma, founder and executive chairman of China's Alibaba Group, speaks in front of a picture of SoftBank's human-like robot named 'pepper' during a news conference in Chiba

Ant Group Founder Jack Ma To Give Up Control In Key Revamp

Ant Group's founder Jack Ma will give up control of the Chinese fintech giant in an overhaul that seeks to draw a line under a regulatory crackdown that was triggered soon after its mammoth stock market debut was scuppered two years ago.

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