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Protestors taking to the streets of Havana on July 11, 2021

US Condemns Cuban Trials Of Anti-government Protestors

US condemns Cuban trials of anti-government protestors

Inclusion Is The Key To Democratizing VC Investing

Inclusion will allow VC Investing to be a more even-keeled and fair process.

Amazon Workers Now Have More Power To Organize With New Settlement

Workers at an Amazon warehouse in New York have launched a effort to unionize

The settlement between Amazon and the National Labor Relations Board released Wednesday has given Amazon workers more power.

Cruise ships, like this Royal Caribbean vessel, face a mounting challenge with the rise of the highly infectious Omicron variant of the coronavirus

55 People Test Positive For Covid On US Cruise Ship

55 people test positive for Covid on US cruise ship

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Omicron is dampening demand for travel, with Lufthansa following Ryanair in cutting back the number of its flights

Omicron Wave Forces Lufthansa To Axe 33,000 Flights

German national carrier Lufthansa will cut its winter flight plan by around 10% as the spread of the Omicron variant fuels uncertainty about travel.

US jobless claims have declined for five straight weeks, highlighting a healing in the labor market in the world's largest economy

Jobless Claims Remained Steady Last Week, Closer To Pre-Pandemic Levels

Jobless claims are again reaching closer to pre-pandemic levels despite the Omicron variant surge.

Dole Salad Recall 2021: Listeria Contamination Prompts Recall At Kroger, Walmart, ALDI, And Other Retailers

The recalled Dole salads were distributed at a variety of retailers in 25 states.

Dock workers tie the Royal Caribbeanâs Odyssey of the Seas to its berthing spot on June 10, 2021 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Another COVID Outbreak Hits Royal Caribbean: 55 Passengers, Crew Infected

As many as 55 passengers and crew members have tested positive for COVID-19 onboard Royal Caribbean's Odyssey of the Seas cruise ship.

James Franco Net Worth: How Rich Is The Actor Accused Of Sexual Misconduct?

James Franco amassed his $30 million net worth from his film and television earnings.

‘Spider-Man’ Actor Salaries Revealed: Who Earned Highest - Tom, Andrew Or Tobey?

Tobey Maguire, who received $15 million for "Spider-Man 3," is the highest paid Spider-Man actor to date.

President Vladimir Putin addressed journalists as tensions mount between Russia and the West over NATO and Ukraine

Putin Sees 'Positive' US Reaction To Russia Security Proposals

Putin sees 'positive' US reaction to Russia security proposals

Two people were killed and two others injured after a powerful explosion ripped through an Indian court building

Two Dead After Blast In Indian Court Building

Two dead after blast in Indian court building

The US FAA has proposed fixes and inspections on some Boeing 777 models after a number of incidents involving engine disintegration during flight

US Regulator Proposes Fixes On Some Boeing 777s After Engine Incidents

US regulator proposes fixes on some Boeing 777s after engine incidents

Observers were barred from the courtroom and a group of supporters gathered outside in the cold

Moscow Court Considers Shutting Down Memorial Rights Centre

Moscow court considers shutting down Memorial rights centre

China is on high alert for Covid-19 ahead of Februaryâs Winter Olympics

Ecuador Mandates Jabs, Italy To Enforce Masks Outdoors As Omicron Rages

Ecuador mandates jabs, Italy to enforce masks outdoors as Omicron rages

Trucking has become a focus of US supply chain problems, prompting debate on whether policies should focus on recruiting new drivers or retaining existing workers

US Trucking's Conundrum: Driver Shortage Or Retention Problem?

US trucking's conundrum: Driver shortage or retention problem?

Dust: A UN aid helicopter arrives at the Rhoo camp for displaced people

Death Stalks Displaced People In Eastern DR Congo

Death stalks displaced people in eastern DR Congo

US approval of Pfizer's anti-Covid pill and studies indicating Omicron infections were less likely to result in hospitalisation have cheered markets

World Stock Markets Rise As Covid Fears Ease

World stock markets rise as Covid fears ease

The best investors and investment companies to watch in 2022

Top 10 Investors And Investment Companies To Follow In 2022

To help make navigating this space easier for you, here are some of the top investors and investment companies to follow in 2022.

Bunk Beds Recalled Over Strangulation, Entrapment Hazards; 1 Child Reported Dead

The recall affects almost 40,000 units of three bunk bed models.

Top 10 Business Coaches & Influencers To Follow In 2022

Here are some of the top business coaches and influencers to follow in 2022.

Jesse Watters Net Worth: How Much Is Fox News Host’s Salary

"Watters' World" host Jesse Watters earns $2 million per year for his work on Fox News.

Gorgona Island was the site of an infamous former prison in the Pacific Ocean off the southwestern Colombian coast

Colombia's Forgotten Alcatraz: The Island Prison Of Gorgona

Colombia's forgotten Alcatraz: the island prison of Gorgona

A time capsule found in the base of a statue of former Confederate General Robert E. Lee was opened, revealing several soggy books and other artifacts

Confederate Statue Time Capsule Reveals Secrets, Sparks Further Mystery

Confederate statue time capsule reveals secrets, sparks further mystery

Who Is Businessman Jeff T. Green? Utah's Richest Man Leaves Mormon Church, Donates To LGBTQ Rights Group

Jeff T. Green, a billionaire from Utah, has officially resigned from the Mormon church and is calling them out for major issues with corruption.

Security guards stand in front of barriers erected around the eight-metre (26-feet) high "Pillar of Shame" at Hong Kong University, which commemorates those killed in Beijing's Tiananmen Square in 1989

Hong Kong University Dismantles Tiananmen Statue, Sparks Outcry

Hong Kong university dismantles Tiananmen statue, sparks outcry

With stock of at-home Covid tests low and demand high in the United States, companies like Amazon and Walgreens are limiting the number of test purchases per customer

US Stores Put Limits On At-home Covid Test Buys Due To High Demand

Amazon, as well as vendors on its platform, began limiting the number of tests per person Wednesday.

Ryanair expects a loss of between 250 to 450 million euros ($283-510 million) in its financial year that runs through March 2022, up from an earlier forecast of 100 to 200 million euros

Ryanair Doubles Annual Loss Forecast On Omicron

Ryanair doubles annual loss forecast on Omicron

US President Joe Biden speaks during a meeting with the Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force and private sector CEOs, in the South Auditorium of the White House in Washington, DC, on December 22, 2021

Biden Says Government Averted US Holiday Supply Chain 'Crisis'

The Biden administration moved in October to alleviate the biggest bottlenecks at the ports, and made fighting inflation a priority.

The Congressional Budget Office said it expected GDP to reach its pre-pandemic level by the middle of this year

US GDP Barely Budges Past Forecasts With 2.3% Growth, Slowest In 2021

U.S gross domestic product (GDP) for the third quarter rose slightly by 2.3%, the slowest growth recorded since the second quarter of 2020.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured December 20, 2021) insisted that the priority must remain to get vaccines to vulnerable people everywhere rather than giving additional doses to the already vaccinated

No Country Can Boost Its Way Out Of Pandemic: WHO Chief

No country can boost its way out of pandemic: WHO chief

Paxlovid, shown here being produced in Germany, is set to be a milestone in the pandemic

US Health Regulator Authorizes Pfizer's Covid Pill As Omicron Surges

Paxlovid, which comprises two types of tablet, was granted an emergency use authorization by the FDA after a clinical trial showed it to reduce the risk of hospitalizations and deaths among at-risk people by 88%.

The Las Vegas-based Consumer Electronics Show (CES), seen here in 2020, plans to make its grand return to in-person attendance in January 2022, but the omicron variant threatens its viability

Omicron Threatens Tech's Big Return To In-person Megaconference

Omicron threatens tech's big return to in-person megaconference

Both sides have been claiming major territorial gains in recent months

Ethiopia Govt Claims Capture Of Tigrayan City From Rebels

Ethiopia govt claims capture of Tigrayan city from rebels

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