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Crew from the support vessel Ndeavor spy the abandoned oil tanker FSO Safer near the coast of Yemen in a handout photo from Dutch company Boskalis

Salvage Of Oil Tanker Stranded Off Yemen Can Begin: UN

Salvage of oil tanker stranded off Yemen can begin: UN

Theranos Founder Holmes Reports To Prison In Texas

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes (L) arrives at a federal prison in Bryan, Texas to begin her sentence

Theranos founder Holmes reports to prison in Texas

Russia Aims To Sap Kyiv's Defences Ahead Of Counteroffensive: Experts

Ukrainian officials said Russia was trying to undermine the population's morale

Russia aims to sap Kyiv's defences ahead of counteroffensive: experts

a semi-centralized platform model by Phemex

Phemexia: Empowering Decentralized Society and Expanding Web 3.0

The blockchain industry is constantly developing and expanding as time continues to unfold. Many startups keep unveiling amazing products to solve various problems within the industry.

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An Amazon. delivery driver departs a distribution facility in Hawthorne, California. The e-commerce giant said it was installing cameras which use artificial intelligence to monitor driver safety

3 Delivery Drivers Sue Amazon For Allegedly Forcing Them To Urinate In Bottles, Defecate In Bags

According to the drivers, Amazon's "pace-of-work policies" necessitated them to urinate in bottles and defecate in bags in the back of their vans, risking serious health consequences.

Lineup at the BRICS summit in 2019: Chinese President Xi Jinping (left); Russian President Vladimir Putin; Brazil's then president, Jair Bolsonaro; Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi; and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa

S.Africa Faces Legal Bid To Force Putin's Arrest

S.Africa faces legal bid to force Putin's arrest

Women in Japan have high levels of education but very few hold senior positions in the business world and politics

Norway Fund To Reject All-male Boards In Japanese Firms

Norway fund to reject all-male boards in Japanese firms

Some economists think Turkey may be forced to impose soft currency controls

'Day Of Reckoning': Turkish Economy's Post-election Peril

'Day of reckoning': Turkish economy's post-election peril

Attack Drones Hit Moscow As Kyiv Struck For Third Day

Attack drones hit Moscow as Kyiv struck for third day

The central bank's main interest rate is currently at 140 percent

Night-time Shopping Booms As Zimbabwe Inflation Soars

Night-time shopping booms as Zimbabwe inflation soars

All eyes are on Washington DC, where lawmakers are due to vote on Joe Biden and Kevin McCarthy's debt ceiling bill

Asian Markets Mixed As Traders Await US Debt Ceiling Vote

Asian markets mixed as traders await US debt ceiling vote

Car Seat Recall: Units Sold At Walmart Recalled Over Possible Injury Risk

A particular component of the product may "fail" to restrain the seat properly during a crash.

Do Kwon was arrested Thursday in Montenegro after being caught trying to catch a flight using fake Costa Rican travel documents

Do Kwon Bolsters Defense, Hires Top Law Firm To Represent Him In US Lawsuits

Do Kwon is currently in detention in Montenegro after the High Court revoked his $400,000 bail.

People walk with their belongings in Omdurman -- the UN says almost 700,000 Khartoum residents have been uprooted

Fighting Rages In Sudan Hours Before Truce Expires

Fighting rages in Sudan hours before truce expires

Selahattin Demirtas has gained hero status among Turkey's Kurds since his jailing in 2016

The Jailed Opponents Of Erdogan's Turkey

The jailed opponents of Erdogan's Turkey

Rescuers put out a fire at an industrial facility after a massive Russian drone strike on the capital Kyiv overnight Saturday-Sunday

Russia Fires Missiles On Kyiv In Rare Daytime Attack

Russia fires missiles on Kyiv in rare daytime attack

A Michelin tire is seen on the racing circuit in Le Mans, central France

Michelin Sells Its Russia Business Operations To Local Distributor Amid Ukraine Conflict

Michelin affirmed the decision to sell its Russian business was prompted by efforts to save employees from losing their jobs after the operational halt last year.