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Affected customers may return the recalled coffee product to get a refund.

Difficult times bring Russia and Cuba closer together

Cocaine price crash a blow for Colombian coca growers

Elon Musk's start-up Neuralink on Thursday said it has gotten approval from US regulators to test its brain implants in people.

Musk gives Ford access to Tesla's US chargers

To keep businesses running efficiently and profitably companies are turning to CMMS software. CMMS software enables companies to see all their assets in one database. It tracks not only when assets were purchased but location, maintenance, parts, breakdowns, and efficiencies. Manual tasks are automated eliminating administrative hours. Sharing details is easy with CMMS software. It allows for a streamlined workflow, the transfer of knowledge, and overall consistency.

Virgin Galactic resumes spaceflights after two year pause

AI chip giant Nvidia nears trillion dollar valuation

Lufthansa signs deal for stake in Italy's ITA Airways

Man arrested after car crashes into Downing Street gates: police

Dark, lustful and complex: It's a woman's world at Cannes

Meandering along the river Seine: France's roving plastic rubbish

EU defends split with UK on Microsoft, Activision Blizzard bid

South Korea hails successful launch of homegrown rocket

One of last four Rwanda genocide fugitives arrested in S.Africa

The Seattle-based clothing retailer becomes the latest company to announce layoffs and business closures in the wake of rising shoplifting and retail crimes in Golden Gate City.

Armenians hacked with Pegasus spyware during war: NGO

South Korea launches homegrown rocket after delay

Dramatic Sydney blaze consumes seven-storey building

Germany in recession as inflation, higher interest bite

Turkey quake victims rally around Erdogan ahead of runoff

Louis Vuitton braves rain on its Italian island paradise

More Americans are set to lose their jobs as five companies, including Verizon, Planned Parenthood and Disney, announced layoffs this week.

China steps up response to US chip moves but economic reality limits how far

Ukraine, Syria, NATO: why the Kremlin needs Erdogan to win

Most markets down as US debt impasse sparks Fitch ratings warning

US, Microsoft warn Chinese hackers attacking 'critical' infrastructure

Syrians abandon babies at mosques, under trees as war grinds on

Ratings agency Fitch put the United States on notice Wednesday that its perfect credit rating could be jeopardized if the White House and Republican opposition fail to overcome their impasse on raising the nation's borrowing limit