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Shares of WeWork rose as the company reported a smaller quarterly loss

WeWork Reports Smaller Loss, Shares Rise

WeWork reports smaller loss, shares rise

Iraq To Start Repatriating Citizens In Belarus Thursday: Ministry

A man sits in a mosque by the repatriated body of Iraqi Kurdish migrant Gailan Diler, who died while trying to illegally cross into Poland via Belarus, during his funeral in Arbil, the capital of Iraq's northern autonomous Kurdish region

Iraq to start repatriating citizens in Belarus Thursday: ministry

What The $1B Deal For Firehouse Subs Means For Burger King’s Parent Company

The parent company of Burger King purchased Firehouse Subs for $1 billion in an all-cash deal.

Walmart Black Friday 2021: Tech Gadget Deals, Walmart+ Member Early Access, And More

Walmart's Black Friday 2021 sale starts online at 7 p.m. ET on Nov. 22, with early access for Walmart+ members at 3 p.m. ET.

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Paris E-scooters Forced To Slow Down In Busy Areas

Paris e-scooters forced to slow down in busy areas

Hanna Andersson Recall: Brand Pulls Thousands Of Baby Clothes Over Choking Hazard

Parents are advised to keep their children from wearing the affected clothes "immediately."

'Fragile' by rapper Namewee, featuring Kimberley Chen, has become a viral sensation across Asia and beyond despite being scrubbed by censors in mainland China

Rapper Defends China Satire 'Fragile' As Views Hit 30m

Rapper defends China satire 'Fragile' as views hit 30m

A Breakdown Of 'Fragile', The Viral Pop Song Poking China

A breakdown of 'Fragile', the viral pop song poking China

Over 80 companies started trading on the Beijing Stock Exchange, which is expected to complement two main bourses in Shanghai and Shenzhen

Trading Begins On New Beijing Stock Exchange

Trading begins on new Beijing Stock Exchange

Argentine President Alberto Fernandez's party could lose its majority in the senate in mid-term voting on Sunday

Argentina Govt Loses Congress Majority, Seeks Opposition Dialogue

Argentina govt loses Congress majority, seeks opposition dialogue

US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo (L) held talks with Japan's trade minister Koichi Haguida

Top US Trade Officials Visit Japan, Agree To Start Tariff Talks

Top US trade officials visit Japan, agree to start tariff talks

"We'll meet again if fate decrees," one Weibo user wrote as Fortnite went offline in China

Game Over For Fortnite In China As Developer Pulls Plug

Game over for Fortnite in China as developer pulls plug

The new plan brings foward the reopening of Siem Reap, gateway to the Angkor Wat complex

Cambodia Re-opens To Fully Vaccinated Travellers

Cambodia re-opens to fully vaccinated travellers

Fortnite Inaccessible In China As Developer Pulls The Plug

Fortnite inaccessible in China as developer pulls the plug

The Trump International Hotel, reportedly set to be sold to an investment group, has been a Washington meeting place for Republican politicians and donors, and a magnet for controversy, since it opened in 2016

Trump Organization To Sell Washington Hotel For $375 Mn: US Media

Trump Organization to sell Washington hotel for $375 mn: US media

Women on 10 Qatar Airways flights from Doha were subjected to gynaecological examinations after a newborn was found abandoned in an airport bathroom

Women To Sue Qatar Over Invasive Airport Searches

Women to sue Qatar over invasive airport searches

30 Million Monthly Users: How Michael Siebers Grew Holidu To a 9-Figure Company

In this interview, Michael Siebers talks about Holidu’s rapid growth and success, technology, and the future of the travel and vacation industries, among other things.

Founder Of China’s First Smartwatch Brand Re-Emerges With Decentralized Storage Service To Take On Amazon

Early to market, inWatch deal-to-deal was taking its success in stride. The brand inked a deal with Tencent, Swarovski, Alibaba, and Qualcomm, emerging as a contender to be a market leader.

Japan saw its economy shrink more than expected in the third quarter after a Covid surge

Covid Hit Japan Economy Harder Than Expected In Third Quarter

Covid hit Japan economy harder than expected in third quarter

'Penelopegate': Francois Fillon and his wife Penelope were ensnared in a graft scandal that torpedoed his bid for the French presidency

Fallen French Right-winger Fillon Appeals Fraud Conviction

Fallen French right-winger Fillon appeals fraud conviction

Just over 23 percent of Bulgaria's population of 6.9 million people is fully vaccinated against Covid

Bulgaria Anti-graft Party Surprise Leaders As Votes Counted

Bulgaria anti-graft party surprise leaders as votes counted

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has sold $6.9 billion worth of shares since asking Twitter if he should sell 10 percent of his stock in the electric carmaker

Elon Musk Reignites Bernie Sanders Feud, Tesla Founder Slammed Over Tax Comments, Selling Stock

Elon Musk reignited his Twitter feud with Bernie Sanders following a tweet about taxes.

Question Mark Or Cash Cow? What The Growth Share Matrix Teaches Us About Stock Selection

The Growth Share Matrix is a useful tool for evaluating stocks.

Cuban dissident Yunior Garcia, a leader of an anti-government protest movement, poses for a picture during an interview with AFP in his house in Havana on November 12, 2021

US Warns Cuba As It Cracks Down On Eve Of Protest

US warns Cuba as it cracks down on eve of protest

Police say larger numbers of migrants could attempt to cross the border into Poland on Sunday

EU Readies Belarus Sanctions Over Migrant Crisis

EU readies Belarus sanctions over migrant crisis

The 2019 National Youth Tobacco Survey shows that more than five million US middle and high school students are e-cigarette users, with nearly one million using daily

FDA's Courageous Decision Moves US Tobacco Policy In Right Direction

The FDA’s dramatic action recognizes one way -- probably the best way -- to get smokers to stop sickening and killing themselves at twice the COVID-19 mortality rate.

Marijuana News: Cannabis Freedom Is Stalled In Washington, DC

The DEA still justifies the Schedule I listing on the lack of research and continues to bar private laboratories from engaging in scientific research into its beneficial qualities.