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Alphabet publicly committed to spend €5.5 billion by 2029 to add a new Dietzenbach data centre, enlarge Hanau, and expand three German offices, marking its largest single-country outlay in Europe.
On 11 Nov 2025 Southwark Crown Court gave Zhimin Qian 11 years 8 months for laundering 61,000+ Bitcoin amassed from a vast Chinese pyramid scheme.
On 12 Nov 2025 the Philadelphia Mint struck the last circulating one-cent coin, triggering immediate rounding of cash prices by major chains as pennies start disappearing from tills.
On 10–11 Nov 2025, Southwark Crown Court opened a two-day hearing to decide the jail terms of Chinese fugitive Zhimin Qian and Malaysian partner Seng Hok Ling after both admitted laundering 61,000 Bitcoins seized by UK police.
On 11 Nov 2025 Google formally committed €5.5 billion to construct a new Dietzenbach data centre, enlarge its Hanau campus and expand German offices, anchoring the company’s biggest European investment yet.
On 10 Nov 2025 Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies moved from covert probe to open action, raiding 70 sites and publishing wiretaps that allegedly show a 10-15 % kickback cartel siphoning funds from state nuclear operator Energoatom.
After Ottawa invoked Labour Code Section 107 and the CIRB ordered flight attendants back by 2 p.m. ET Sunday with binding arbitration, CUPE refused, forcing Air Canada to postpone its planned Sunday flight restart to Monday evening and extend widespread cancellations.
On 18 Aug 2025, Justice Michael Lee imposed a A$90m civil penalty on Qantas for unlawfully outsourcing 1,820 ground roles in late 2020, concluding a five-year case and adding to the A$120m compensation agreed in 2024.
With Washington’s tariff pause expiring in early August (Aug 1) and reciprocal duties resuming on Aug 7, Australian polling now shows 42% of voters more worried about US trade barriers than China’s military build-up (37%), signaling a sharp shift from security to geoeconomic risk, while Asia’s trade hubs brace for sector-specific hikes.
On 15 Aug 2025 the Federal Reserve rescinded its 2023 supervisory letter and folded the special monitoring of banks’ crypto and fintech exposures back into its routine examination process.
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