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Debris and bloodstains are seen on the floor of aschool building in Depeyin township in Myanmar's northwest Sagaing region on September 17, 2022 after an attack by a military helicopter

US Seeks Action, Possible UN Resolution, On Myanmar Junta

US seeks action, possible UN resolution, on Myanmar junta

A man is silhouetted in front of a board displaying the Japanese yen exchange rate against the U.S. dollar outside a brokerage, after Japan intervened in the currency market for the first time since 1998 to shore up the battered yen, in Tokyo

Bonds Lead Losses As Rate Hikes Hit; Yen In Focus

Asian stocks limped toward a fourth straight weekly decline on Friday and bonds nursed big losses as investors scrambled to catch up with the U.S.

Carbon Monoxide Poisoning And Prevention

You Should Stop Using This Carbon Monoxide Detector – Here's Why

Carbon monoxide is called the "invisible killer."

Skyrocketing prices for food and energy, along with higher interest rates, are pushing the British economy into recession

Britain Unveils Anti-inflation Budget As Recession Looms

Britain unveils anti-inflation budget as recession looms

13,000 Spalding Basketball Goals Recalled Over Injury Hazards

Injuries related to the issue have been reported.

US regulators say Boeing and its former CEO 'put profits over people,' misleading the public about the safety of the 737 MAX aircraft

US Charges Boeing With Misleading Investors On 737 MAX Safety, Fined $200M

US charges Boeing with misleading investors on 737 MAX safety, fined $200 mn

Brad Pitt Releases New Genderless Skincare Line 'Le Domaine'

Brad Pitt has entered into the business of skincare with his new product line called "Le Domaine" inspired by a wine vineyard.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida (2-L) stands with John Tuttle (R), Vice Chairman of the NYSE Group, before ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange on September 22, 2022

Japan To Lift Covid Restrictions On Foreign Tourists From October

Japan to lift Covid restrictions on foreign tourists from October

Grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft are seen parked at Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake

Boeing To Pay $200 Million To Settle U.S. Charges It Misled Investors About 737 MAX

Boeing Co will pay $200 million to settle civil charges from the U.S.

Tesla Countersues California Agency Behind Race Bias Lawsuit

Tesla Inc on Thursday countersued the California agency that has accused the electric carmaker of tolerating widespread race discrimination at its flagship assembly plant.

A Wall St. street sign is seen near the NYSE in New YorkNYSE in New York

Stocks Decline After Federal Reserve Hike Interest Rates

U.S. stocks declined Thursday after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates 0.75 % for the third time in a row

CEO Of Italy's MPS Pressured To Seek Partners' Support For Cash Call

Monte dei Paschi (MPS) Chief Executive Officer Luigi Lovaglio is increasingly under pressure to secure support from the state-owned bank's main commercial partners for a capital raise of up to 2.5 billion euros ($2.5 billion), three sources close to the matter said.

Passengers line up before their flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport

U.S. Flight Cancellations Fell In July But Complaints Remained High

U.S. passenger airline flight cancellations in July fell to 1.8% from 3.1% in June, although air travel service complaints rose 16.5%, the U.S.

Hilton To Design Suites For Starlab

Hilton hotels is bringing hospitality to space with its new contract to design astronaut suites for a private space station.

Ford Shakes Up Leadership, Restructures Supply Chain Business

Ford has named a number of new appointments as it banks on EVs and a stronger internal combustion vehicle lineup.

A German Bundeswehr armed forces NH 90 helicopter and a Tiger attack helicopter are seen during a drill at Holzdorf Air Base

Buy European, CEO Of Airbus Helicopters Urges Military Leaders

The head of Airbus Helicopters has urged Europe to back its domestic defence industry when launching major new military programmes, as a row simmers over U.S. arms imports.