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Don't expect the future of work talk to slow down next year.

Hapless England's Ashes dreams in tatters as Australia pounce

The IEA also believes that oil demand is still set to rise. It expects it to reach its pre-pandemic level of just under 100 million barrels per day next year.

Australia win toss, bowl in third Ashes Test

Deadly suicide bomb attack at bar in eastern DR Congo

Automakers are expected to spend billions making electric vehicles to compete with Tesla.

Three members of K-pop sensation BTS test positive for Covid-19

Save the Children says two Myanmar staff missing after burnt remains found

After nearly two years of economic disruption created by COVID-19, more Americans are looking to start their own businesses. Here are some of the most entrepreneurial states of the last year.  

Burnt remains of dozens of people found in charred vehicles in Myanmar: monitor

Tens of thousands in Sudan anti-coup rallies as tear gas fired

James Webb telescope sets off on million-mile voyage

Burdensome friends: C.Africa's Wagner allies

The Santa Claus rally usually takes place in the last week of December and the first week of the new year, when major equity averages post significant gains due to several factors.

Guadeloupe protesters seize legislature in standoff with Paris

Over 7,000 flights scrapped as Omicron hits Christmas weekend travel

The U.S economy has been treading a steady path towards recovery after two years of disruption from COVID-19. While the process isn't yet complete, a new study aims to show just how well some states have rebounded since the start of the pandemic.

Ethiopia govt says no further advance into Tigray

US became 'arrogant' after fall of Soviet Union: Gorbachev

Russia fines Google, Meta record $125 mn over banned content

Senegal railway opening overshadowed by compensation protest

Covid clouds Christmas celebrations for second year

UK department store Selfridges in ?4.0bn Christmas Eve sale

'Allah save them': 37 dead in Bangladesh ferry fire horror

Markets waver on Christmas Eve as Covid fears recede

About 33,570 portable air conditioner units are affected by the recall.

South Korea pardons disgraced ex-president Park Geun-hye

Major tech firms join Consumer Electronics Show exodus

The IMF's executive board agreed to "temporary increases to the cumulative access limits under its emergency financing instruments" through June 2023, the Washington-based crisis lender said in a statement.