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Most dangerous air pollution of the year in New Delhi
Residents of New Delhi woke up Friday under a blanket of smog that darkened the city. It was the most dangerous air pollution of the year after revelers broke a fireworks ban during the annual Hindu Festival of Lights in India - as usual.

Wall Street with record gains
Major indices ended the week at a record high on Friday after a better-than-expected monthly job report and positive news about Covid-19 treatment on Wall Street sparked a sea of green.

Investors are avoiding cannabis
The marijuana industry is in deep financial crisis.

Lufthansa returns to profitability
German Lufthansa expects the high demand for its booming cargo business and the recovery in passenger flights to continue next year, it said on Wednesday after reporting its first adjusted operating profit since the coronavirus crisis.

Great Britain declares the end of the coal era
At the UN climate conference on Thursday, the coal phase-out was supported by 23 other countries, but rejected by major users of the dirtiest of all fuels that cause global warming.

Dollar is holding up well
The dollar eased on Wednesday after the US Federal Reserve said it would begin rolling back its pandemic-era stimulus but maintained its belief that high inflation would prove "temporary" and probably not one swiftly Would require increase in interest rates.

JPMorgan plans to restrict trading in some US cannabis stocks
JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) has announced to its prime brokerage clients that as of November 8, they will no longer be able to purchase certain US cannabis-related securities, according to a letter viewed by Reuters.

Velas launches its first DEX
The cryptocurrency and blockchain spheres continue to devote themselves to developing innovative designs. In keeping with this, Velas repeatedly breaks boundaries and surprises many people. Recently Velas launched its first DEX with several other projects …

Brazil's truck drivers protest against high fuel prices
The Brazilian truck drivers protesting the high fuel prices have not disrupted the country's logistics as no federal highways or ports have been blocked, the infrastructure ministry said on Monday.

U.N. envoy hopes to find a way out of the Sudan crisis in a few days
The national and international mediation efforts to resolve the political crisis in Sudan should bear fruit in the coming days, the UN special envoy said on Monday.
