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Moscow burning: Important library goes up in flames

A library in Moscow containing ancient Slavic texts and important U.N. documents went up in flames on the evening of January 29, according to Quartz.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to log on today to file a self-assessment tax return and avoid a £100 fine.

Two Amman based graphic designers have started a project that offers dilapidated businesses modern makeovers completely free of charge.

Credit card data isn’t anonymous, a new MIT study says. Customers can be identified with about 90 percent accuracy by just four purchases.

Shares in US burger chain Shake Shack surge 118% on their New York Stock Exchange debut, valuing the company at $1.8bn.

DNA evidence suggests significant chunks of humanity may carry genes from a handful of powerful men like Genghis Khan.

Six hedge fund managers gave their best investment ideas at an exclusive—and private—Morgan Stanley conference. Here are their picks.

Each time you swipe your credit card or click on social media platforms, your personal data is collected and sold, but Datacoup wants pay you for it.

Republican Mitt Romney said on Friday he will not seek to run for president in 2016.

Major concerns over the falling price of oil and Greek parliamentary elections haven’t been enough to rub the shine off European equities.