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Thousands Of Failed Drug Tests Cause Massive Truck Driver Shortage Amid Supply Chain Mess

Truck drivers make on average of $70,000 to six figures with sign-on bonuses upwards of $15,000.

Why Elon Musk Dubbed Himself ‘Lorde Edge’ Amid Promise Of $21 Billion Tesla Stock Sale

After Elon Musk dubbed himself "Lorde Edge," a new cryptocurrency with the same name cropped up on the marketplace.

Crypto Market Value Tops $3 Trillion For First Time

Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, hit a record-high $66,000 last month after taking another step towards mainstream status

"The crypto market is growing at a mind-blowing speed," noted SwissQuote analyst Ipek Ozkardeskaya.

This undated handout picture obtained on April 21, 2021 from the Facebook page of Entisar al-Hammadi shows her posing for a selfie at an unknown location

Yemen's Huthis Sentence Model To Five Years In Prison

Yemen's Huthis sentence model to five years in prison

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Paytm is expected to become India's most valuable tech company with its IPO

Mobile Payments Firm Paytm Kicks Off India's Biggest IPO

Mobile payments firm Paytm kicks off India's biggest IPO

Sudan, which has been hit by unprecedented floods, would be the worst affected by climate change, with GDP plunging 32 percent by 2050, according to the study

Climate On Track To Devastate World's Poorest Economies: Study

Eight of the top 10 most affected countries are in Africa, with two in South America.

Piles of used clothes have been discarded in Chile's Atacama Desert

Chile's Desert Dumping Ground For Fast Fashion Leftovers

Chile's desert dumping ground for fast fashion leftovers

Rapper Travis Scott, pictured performing during the Astroworld Festival at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas in 2019, has been sued after eight people died in a crush while he performed at the festival on November 5, 2021

Rappers Travis Scott, Drake Sued Over Deadly Texas Concert Crush

Rappers Travis Scott, Drake sued over deadly Texas concert crush

A seven-year-old child after getting the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine in Michigan -- but the decision can spark legal battles between divorced parents

Vax The Kids? A Bitter Dispute For Separated Couples

Vax the kids? A bitter dispute for separated couples

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, pictured March 2019, asked his Twitter followers if he should sell 10 percent of his Tesla stock

Twitter Votes Elon Musk Should Sell 10 Percent Of Tesla Stock

Twitter votes Elon Musk should sell 10 percent of Tesla stock

Bull's charge: Max Verstappen passed Lewis Hamilton on the first corner

'Far Superior' Verstappen Outpaces Hamilton To Win Mexico Grand Prix

'Far superior' Verstappen outpaces Hamilton to win Mexico Grand Prix

Colonel Assimi Goita initially pledged a transition of no more than 18 months, but went on to mount a new coup in May

ECOWAS Hardens Stance On Mali, Guinea

ECOWAS hardens stance on Mali, Guinea

Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi has appealed for calm after a drone attack on his official residence

Iraqi PM Escapes 'Assassination Attempt' Drone Blast

Iraqi PM escapes 'assassination attempt' drone blast

Afghan refugee Hafiz Afzali puts together his videos during the week, while working as a taxi driver at the weekend

Online Afghan Humour: Laughter As Resistance Against Taliban

Online Afghan humour: Laughter as resistance against Taliban

New Volkswagen ID.4 SUV electric cars at its Wolfsburg headquarters earlier this year

JP Morgan To Invest And Rebrand Volkswagen's Payments Business

The finance giant plans to acquire 75% of Volkswagen's payment platform.

Merkel greets Putin in Berlin last January 19

Failed Energy Policy: The Driving Force Behind Europe’s Energy Crunch

European leaders can still pursue an “all of the above” energy strategy by tearing down ill-considered barriers.

Chinese authorities have launched a crackdown, demanding delivery firms ensure basic labour protections

Battle The Algorithms: China's Delivery Riders On The Edge

Battle the algorithms: China's delivery riders on the edge

Bild, Germany's biggest-selling newspaper, blames the European Central Bank for failing to rein in prices and even adding to the problem with its cheap money policy

Soaring Prices Fuel Anti-ECB Sentiment In Germany

Soaring prices fuel anti-ECB sentiment in Germany

VR goggles were among the technological offerings getting an outing at the Web Summit in Lisbon

Startups Eye Post-pandemic 'Tele-health' Revolution

From mental health apps to a helmet that can shock a patient's brain remotely, startups at this year's Web Summit are betting on a major shift towards "tele-medicine" as the world emerges from the pandemic.

Daniel Ortega and his wife and vice-president Rosario Murillo are accused of running an authoritarian regime

Ortega A Shoo-in In 'Sham' Nicaragua Vote

Ortega a shoo-in in 'sham' Nicaragua vote

Jockey Joel Rosario aboard Knicks Go, left, won the Breeders' Cup Classic on Saturday at Del Mar

Knicks Go Wins Breeders' Cup Classic And Yibir Takes Turf

Knicks Go wins Breeders' Cup Classic and Yibir takes Turf

Iraq PM Calls For 'Calm' After Drone Attack On His Residence

Iraq PM calls for 'calm' after drone attack on his residence

Prominent Covid-19 breakthrough cases have triggered a deluge of inaccurate information online

High-profile Breakthrough Cases Trigger Vaccine Misinformation

High-profile breakthrough cases trigger vaccine misinformation

An employee of "Al-Gameya", a tech startup for money-pooling, holds a phone with the application at the company offices in Egyptâs capital Cairo

Out Of The Shadow, Egypt Money-pooling Apps Thrive

Out of the shadow, Egypt money-pooling apps thrive

After 18 months of restrictions because of Covid-19, the United States will reopen to international tourists who are vaccinated

Airlines Gear Up For Travel Surge As US Reopens

Airlines gear up for travel surge as US reopens

Aura Lila Lopez keeps a shrine to her son Junior Gaitan, who was shot dead during anti-government protests in Nicaragua in 2018

On Election Day, Nicaraguan Woman Honors Teen Son Killed In Protests

On election day, Nicaraguan woman honors teen son killed in protests

Terrence Wilson -- who went by the stage name Astro, performed with UB40 until 2013, when he formed a breakaway band

Founder Member Of Reggae Pop Giants UB40 Astro Dies After Illness

Founder member of reggae pop giants UB40 Astro dies after illness

King Mohammed VI, seen here delivering a speech in the northeastern city of Fez last month, has made winning international recognition for Morocco's claim to the disputed Western Sahara the kingdom's top diplomatic goal

Morocco King Says Western Sahara 'Not Negotiable'

Morocco king says Western Sahara 'not negotiable'

Libyan Foreign Minister Najla al-Mangoush, seen here addressing a news conference in Kuwait last month, has been barred from travel pending the results of an investigation

Libya FM Suspended Days Before International Conference

Libya FM suspended days before international conference

Merck's molnupiravir works by decreasing the ability of a virus to replicate, thereby slowing down the disease

The Era Of Anti-Covid Pills Begins

The era of anti-Covid pills begins

This handout picture released by Globo TV shows the late Brazilian singer Marilia Mendonca in September 2019 during a TV show called "Tamanho Familia"

Brazil Bids Shocked Goodbye To Country Star Mendonca

Brazil bids shocked goodbye to country star Mendonca

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, pictured March 2019, is in theory the richest man in the world, with an estimated fortune of some $338 billion

Elon Musk Asks Twitter If He Should Sell 10 Percent Of His Tesla Stock

The over-the-top electric car maker's query follows a proposal by Congressional Democrats to tax the super-wealthy more heavily by targeting stocks, which are usually only taxed when sold.