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Netflix, Disney+, Amazon appeal French investment rules

Streaming platforms Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon's Prime Video said Monday they have filed appeals with French authorities to challenge new rules requiring them to allocate 20 percent of audiovisual content investment to animation, documentaries and live performances.

Stock markets diverge as tech recovery stutters

Major stock markets traded mixed Monday as a recovery for technology share prices petered out and quarterly earnings season kicks into gear.

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Credit Suisse chief quits over Covid rules breach

The chairman of Credit Suisse resigned Monday over Covid quarantine violations, leaving the bank's new risk committee chief holding the reins and tasked with trying to stabilise the scandal-hit institution.

European stocks rise tracking big corporate news, China growth

European stock markets climbed on Monday as China's unexpectedly muted growth slowdown and optimism over the impact of the Omicron coronavirus variant boosted investor confidence.

Canada health authority approves Pfizer's anti-Covid pill

Canada's health authority said Monday it has approved Pfizer's anti-Covid pill, Paxlovid, for adults at high risk of progressing to serious disease.

Covid-flu joint booster jab possible late 2023: Moderna

Moderna aims to roll out a combined Covid-flu-RSV booster vaccine in late 2023, the US pharmaceutical firm said Monday, hoping a joint jab would encourage people to get an annual shot.

U.S. Based Blockchain Company Steady and Strong Secret Sauce Consistent Despite Turbulent Markets

Labeled the Blockchain Company that discovered "The Secret Sauce" by the press, NFN8 Media has just ACH deposited their latest monthly payment to their equipment owners, despite the world-changing events that are upon us. "While other companies are laying off employees, unable to pay vendors, and fearing closing down forever - we are paying our bills, our equipment owners, looking to expand, and hire more employees who are flooding the market," said Josh Moore, Company CEO. "We are so fortunate and blessed to be in this enviable position at this difficult time. Our near term plans include making sure we give back to our communities in significant ways in addition to more employment," he added.

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