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Hurricane Ian Is So Bad Even The Always-Open Waffle Houses Are Closing

The Waffle House Storm Center has been tracking Ian since it was named a storm.

Britain's Market Rout Stokes Contagion Fears Around The Globe

Traders looks at financial information on computer screens on the IG Index trading floor

The scale and speed of the sell-off in British assets has jolted world markets, raising concern about contagion as chaos in a major developed economy adds to unease already generated by sharp interest rate rises from the United States and elsewhere.

Iran 'Throttling' Internet To Limit Protest Footage: Activists

The restrictions still fall short of the total shutdown seen in November 2019 but have caused a reduction in the video footage shared

Iran 'throttling' internet to limit protest footage: activists

The International Space Station and its current crew

Cristoforetti Becomes First European Woman To Command ISS

Cristoforetti becomes first European woman to command ISS

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Tata Tiago EV electric hatchback unveiled during a global launch event in Mumbai

Tata Motors Launches $10,000 Electric Car In India To Further Its Lead

Tata Motors launched India's lowest priced electric car at a little over $10,000 on Wednesday as the country's only electric vehicle (EV) maker looks to draw in more buyers.

Smoke billows on the horizon in the village of Zrgoiz, 15 kms outside the Iraqi city of Sulaimaniyah, where the bases of several Iranian opposition groups are located, on September 28, 2022

Seven Dead In Iran Strikes On Iraqi Kurdistan: Ministry

Seven dead in Iran strikes on Iraqi Kurdistan: ministry

A man watches a news broadcast at a rail station in Seoul on Wednesday showing file footage of a North Korean missile test

North Korea Fires Two Ballistic Missiles On Eve Of Harris Trip

North Korea fires two ballistic missiles on eve of Harris trip

Disney Cruise Line Update: No COVID Vaccine Requirement Opens Travel To Everyone

Passengers aged 12 and older are no longer required to show proof of vaccination on some of Disney Cruise Line ships.

Billionaire Jeff Bezos, pictured in November 2021 criticized US President Joe Biden on Twitter

400 Richest Americans Are $500 Billion Poorer This Year

The world's richest tech tycoons have collectively lost a combined $315 billion.

Amazon Struck By Temporary Closures As Hurricane Ian Barrels Closer

Amazon will close locations near Tampa and Orlando as Hurricane Ian approaches.

The Bank of England is buying up long-dated UK government bonds to boost market confidence

BoE Intervenes As IMF Criticises UK Budget

BoE intervenes as IMF criticises UK budget

Inside Lil Wayne's $29.5 Million Miami Waterfront Mansion With 7 Bedrooms, 11 Bathrooms

The 10,600-square-foot mansion is listed on the market for $29.5 million.

An aerial view of LyondellBasell-Houston Refining is seen in Houston, Texas

U.S. Oil Refinery Run-rates Could Top 90% For 3rd Quarter In A Row

U.S. oil refinery utilization rates, a measure of how operators view future fuel demand, could top 90% next quarter for the third consecutive period, industry analysts projected, reflecting scant stocks and strong demand for diesel.

Biogen, Eisai Stocks Soar On Landmark Alzheimer's Data, Lifting Rivals

Shares in Biogen and Eisai soared on Wednesday reflecting the surprise trial success of their experimental Alzheimer's drug, which also lifted the stocks of rival drugmakers Roche and Eli Lilly.

A picture obtained by AFP outside Iran shows shows a demonstrator in Tehran on September 19, 2022

Iran Police Vow To Confront Mahsa Amini Protests With 'All Might'

Iran police vow to confront Mahsa Amini protests with 'all might'

Ukraine: annexation polls organised by Russia

Kyiv Says Answer To Russian Annexation Vote Is More Weapons

Kyiv says answer to Russian annexation vote is more weapons

Instacart, Shipt Plan New Payment Methods For Low-income Shoppers

Grocery delivery services Instacart and Target Corp's Shipt said on Wednesday they will expand their payment methods for low-income shoppers in line with the White House's efforts to ramp up healthy eating and curtail diet-related diseases.

Elon Musk Seeks To Narrow SEC Consent Decree, End Pre-approval Of Tweets

Elon Musk's lawyers urged a federal appeals court to throw out a provision in his 2018 consent decree with the U.S.

Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov in Moscow

Exclusive-Russia Aiming To Fly Solo Without Airbus And Boeing

Russia's aviation industry will aim to go it alone without the West, using locally built parts to produce 1,000 airliners by 2030 and end a reliance on Boeing and Airbus, state-owned engineer Rostec said.

Burberry designer Riccardo Tisci appears following the Burberry catwalk show at London Fashion Week in London

Designer Daniel Lee Replaces Riccardo Tisci At Burberry

Burberry Group has appointed Daniel Lee as its new chief creative officer, replacing Riccardo Tisci, who is stepping down after presenting his final runway show for the British luxury brand on Monday.

Mortazaee, who is a member of the Iranian Kurdish rebel group Komala, spoke with AFP at a base it operates outside Sulaimaniyah in neighbouring Iraqi Kurdistan

Iranian Woman Died Of 'Blow To The Head': Family In Iraq

Iranian woman died of 'blow to the head': family in Iraq

Porsche's Blockbuster IPO Is No 'Gamechanger' For Europe's Battered Markets

Porsche's landmark listing is defying market turmoil giving a welcome boost to a battered pipeline of share sales but the deal is unlikely to open the floodgates, bankers and analysts say, with European listings facing their worst year since 2009.

Column-Next Solar Expansion Drive Needs To Hit Higher Potential Markets: Maguire

Solar power has outpaced wind power over the last five years in terms of global capacity additions, notching up a more than 200% increase in worldwide generation from 2016 to 2021, compared to a 93.5% rise in wind generation during the same slot.

Russia's drone industry has been hit by international sanctions

Iranian Drones Bring Back Fear For Ukrainians

Iranian drones bring back fear for Ukrainians

Nord Stream 2 landfall facility in Lubmin

FACTBOX - How Germany's Industrial Giants Are Preparing For Winter

Germany has managed to fill its gas reserves to 91.32% of capacity, allaying fears it could run out this winter after Russian gas flows fell sharply following European sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine - but it has come at a price.

Western allies initially feared a tsunami of cyberattacks against Ukraine's military command and critical infrastructure

Cyber Warfare Rife In Ukraine, But Impact Stays In Shadows

Cyber warfare rife in Ukraine, but impact stays in shadows

Toyota To Start Selling Small Electric Sedan In China By Year-end - Sources

Toyota Motor Corp plans to start production and sales of a small electric sedan powered by BYD Co Ltd batteries by year-end as part of an ongoing collaboration with the Chinese company, three people close to the Japanese carmaker said.

Many injuries are the result of Gaza's precarious power supply, a burns expert explained

Harsh Living Conditions Aggravate Gaza Burn Injuries

Harsh living conditions aggravate Gaza burn injuries

Herpes Meds Recalled Because Of Particulates In The Vial

The affected lot was shipped nationwide.

Kremlin-backed officials in four regions under Russian control have claimed victory in controversial annexation votes, spooking investors

Stocks And Oil Drop As Dollar Gains On Recession, Ukraine Fears

Stocks and oil drop as dollar gains on recession, Ukraine fears

Watches and Wonders exhibition in Geneva

Chinese Snap Up Used Rolexes, Birkins To Satisfy Luxury Cravings Amid Slowdown

China's coronavirus-driven economic slowdown is proving to be a boon for Zhu Tainiqi, the Shanghai-based founder of second-hand luxury goods marketplace ZZER, who is now scouting for shop space to expand the business.