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Allianz has teamed up with actor Christoph Waltz to help people better prepare for their financial future through its new “Start Making Cents” social media series. The six-part social media series shows Waltz performing seemingly random actions, which just so happen to be visual, easy-to

A woman has been convicted of multiple counts of fraud after claiming refunds on shoplifted from various retailers more than a thousand times between July 2015 and February 2019. Narinder Kaur, 53, from Cleverton in Wiltshire, also known as Nina Tiara, made over £500,000 by claiming refunds on

Rishi Sunak's private heated swimming pool uses so much energy that the energy grid in North Yorkshire had to be upgraded to meet its power demands.

Giving someone the middle finger is a "God-given" right which belongs to "every red-blooded Canadian", a judge has ruled. Judge Dennis Galiatsatos said it is "not a crime to give someone the finger" as he dismissed a criminal harassment charge brought against a man in Quebec following complaints fro

Silicon Valley Bank listed a job for senior manger, financial crimes on Friday just before it was shut down by regulators.

An American woman caught smuggling cannabis into Jamaica told officials she did it to prove to her friends that the US product is superior. Courtney Elizabeth Baker, 37, was caught with seven parcels containing three ounces — around 85 grams — of cannabis when she arrived at Sangster Int

Northern soul fanatics have warned thieves who stole £250,000 worth of rare vinyl records that they have "nowhere to hide". The rare collection of records was stolen from the home of Birmingham DJ Ted Massey after a gig in Nottingham last month, The Times reports.

A man from Minneapolis has built a huge snow fortress in his back yard and labelled himself a "snow engineer".

Mercedes-Benz has announced it is rolling out an upgrade to its pay+ system to allow owners to authorise payments for services using a fingerprint sensor. The fingerprint-based payments upgrade is being introduced in Germany where users can already pay for fuelling directly from their car via the Me

Colombia has held a court hearing entirely in the Metaverse, complete with an audience of virtual spectators. The administrative court of Magdalena used the virtual reality (VR) platform created by Facebook owner Meta to conduct a hearing in a civil case brought against the Colombian Ministry of Def

There's nothing exclusively French about gruyère and it can be made in the United States, a US court has ruled. The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit said it was clear that "cheese consumers in the United States understand 'gruyère' to refer to a type of cheese, which renders

A perfect replica of the famous "General Lee" car from US TV show The Dukes of Hazzard has been written off following a crash. In what might have resembled a stunt from the TV show gone awry, the car left a highway in southern Missouri and struck a tree.

A police officer tracking a suspected spy balloon was left red-faced after discovering it was cack on his windshield.

EY China has reportedly asked its Beijing staff members to wear the Communist party badges at work to show their political loyalty.

BrewDog has made a fake ALDI beer in reaction to the supermarket producing a fake BrewDog IPA. James Watt, the CEO and co-founder of BrewDog, revealed in a LinkedIn post this morning that the after the release of BrewDog's fake ALDI beer, ALDI got in touch asking to list the fake ALDI beer in their