Kodak's stock soars nearly 300% and trips over a dozen circuit breakers

The enormous rally in Kodak shares has no end in sight, after the Trump administration announced the company will be transformed into a pharmaceutical producer under the Defense Production Act. None

The art world has a money laundering problem

Shell companies with hidden owners. Middlemen who shield the identities of buyers and sellers. Inadequate safeguards to keep out shady money. None

Lawmakers push toxic disinfectant as Covid-19 treatment in Bolivia, against Health Ministry's warnings

The US and Brazil aren't the only countries where political leaders have appeared to contradict the advice of medical experts. None

Zimbabwe signs $3.5 billion deal to compensate white farmers

Zimbabwe's government signed an agreement Wednesday worth $3.5 billion to compensate white farmers who were evicted from their land during a controversial and often violent land redistribution program in the early 2000s under former President Robert Mugabe. None

China is accused of hacking the Vatican. Here's why they would be prime suspects

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Lamborghini's new supercar isn't legal to drive on public roads

Lamborghini has just unveiled a new supercar, known as the Essenza SCV12, that owners won't be able to legally drive on public roads. That's why, if you buy one, Lamborghini recommends you let the company keep it for you in a special garage at the company's headquarters in Italy. None

Clarisonic is shutting down. Its devoted fans are panicking

Clarisonic, the brand that invented vibrating skin cleansing devices, stunned fans earlier this month when it announced that it was shutting down for good. None

Analysis: Unfortunately for Johnson, much of Europe has moved on from Brexit

• Germany advises against travel to Spain as warnings of second virus wave rise in Europe None

Russia says it will approve world's first Covid-19 vaccine despite not completing trials

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India is blocking more apps in the wake of the TikTok ban

India is banning dozens more apps and reportedly reviewing hundreds of others from well-known Chinese companies, as tensions between the world's most populous countries continue to rise. None