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Russian plane crashes into the sea with 28 onboard A passenger plane with at least 28 people on board that went missing over Kamchatka in Russia has crashed into the… British Airways reaches settlement with 2018 data breach victims British Airways has settled a case brought by customers and staff affected by a massive 2018 data breach No fans at Tokyo opening ceremony: report Spectators are reportedly set to be banned from the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony. Australia’s interest rates to remain at record-low Australia's official interest rate will remain on hold at the historic low level of 0.10 percent Investors hype travel future, bid on Sydney Airport for $22.26 billion A group of infrastructure investors has proposed one of Australia's biggest-ever buyouts TikTok’s AI is being sold to other companies TikTok’s parent company has started selling its A-I to other companies Major Swedish supermarket chain hit by cyberattack Around 500 supermarket stores in Sweden will be closing up shop due to an ongoing cyberattack Europe proposes a fuel tax on aviation industry to push green energy Aviation can no longer fly under the radar using polluting jet fuel with proposed tax levy in EU China orders shocking investigation into Didi over privacy concerns China's cyberspace regulator has ordered all app stores to remove the Didi app. China’s Didi set for stronger Wall Street presence Didi is set to be added to the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones global equity indexes Why the world is turning its back on H&M Swedish fashion giant H&M has seen its sales slump in China, months after it became the target of a Chinese boycott Richard Branson races Bezos to space…literally The space race between billionaires Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson is heating up. Katy Perry taps into crypto-craze and launches NFT collection US-based pop singer, Katy Perry is launching a series of non-fungible tokens ▶ Australia’s Westpac Bank set to pay $87 million back to customers One of Australia's big four banks is set to cough up $87 million to return to customers ▶ The Global taxation movement 130 countries are backing 130 countries have officially signed on to implement sweeping new global taxation rates for corporations.