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China is ramping up testing to stamp out local Covid-19 clusters

Flights, Weddings Cancelled As China Tackles Covid Outbreak

Flights, weddings cancelled as China tackles Covid outbreak

Record Inflation Clouds Eurozone Growth Outlook

Energy prices jumped 23.5 percent in the eurozone last month

Record inflation clouds eurozone growth outlook

Japan's ANA Forecasts $880m Annual Net Loss

The airline said it now expects to see a net loss of 100 billion yen ($880 million) for the year to March

Japan's ANA forecasts $880m annual net loss

Huawei's business has been hammered by US sanctions put in place by the Trump administration

Huawei Reports 32% Revenue Plunge In First Three Quarters

Huawei reports 32% revenue plunge in first three quarters

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European tourists, escorted by security personnel, visit the old town of Ghadames, a desert oasis some 650 kilometres (400 miles) southwest of the Libyan capital Tripoli

Libya Welcomes Back Tourists After Years Of War

Libya welcomes back tourists after years of war

Facebook's parent company has a new name: Meta

Embattled Facebook Changes Parent Company Name To 'Meta'

Embattled Facebook changes parent company name to 'Meta'

67,000 Power Banks That Pose Fire, Burn Hazards Recalled

There have been reports of injuries including burns to the body.

Brazilian mining giant Vale's profit was up 34 percent in the third quarter of 2021 from the third quarter of 2020 ($2.9 billion), though it fell shy of the $7.6-billion profit reported for the second quarter

Vale Posts $3.9 Bn Profit In Q3

Vale posts $3.9 bn profit in Q3

Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras reported on October 28, 2021, its fourth straight quarterly profit, up from a loss of $236 million for the same period in 2020, when the coronavirus pandemic had sent crude prices crashing

Petrobras Notches $5.9 Bn Profit In Q3

Petrobras notches $5.9 bn profit in Q3

View of coca fields in Colombia in May 2021

Colombian Coca Growers Release 180 Soldiers

Colombian coca growers release 180 soldiers

The House Oversight Committee released an analysis showing that large oil companies have done almost no lobbying to enact climate policies

Big Oil Clashes With US Democratic Lawmakers Over Climate 'Disinformation'

Big Oil critics in the House of Representatives likened the hearing with CEOs of ExxonMobil, Chevron and other oil giants to a famous 1994 congressional hearing in which tobacco executives testified under oath that nicotine was not addictive.

A surge in demand for new content in Hollywood has led to corner-cutting, which industry insiders say could have contributed to the tragedy on the set of 'Rust' last week

'Rust' Tragedy Highlights Strain On Film Crews To 'Get It Done'

'Rust' tragedy highlights strain on film crews to 'get it done'

Facebook's rebrand drew a torrent of jokes online

'Very... Meta': Twitter Cracks Up Over Facebook Rebrand

'Very... meta': Twitter cracks up over Facebook rebrand

Starbucks reported higher profits, but sales were dented in China by the latest Covid-19 wave

Starbucks Profits Up Despite China Hit Due To Covid-19

The company's operations in China took a hit during the quarter ending Oct. 3 as Starbucks there faced local restrictions on movement and required health protocols due to COVID-19.

Burger King has offered a vegetarian version of their iconic Whopper burger since April 2019

Florida CFO Wants In-N-Out To Relocate To Florida Following It's Denial Of Vaccine Mandates

Florida CFO sees opportunity for In-N-Out in Florida.

Investors are keeping an eye on the European Central Bank's meeting later in the day, hoping for clarity on its plans for monetary policy in light of surging inflation

US Stocks Hit Records Despite Growth Miss

US stocks hit records despite growth miss

The WHO-led Access to Covid Tools Accelerator is aimed at developing, producing, procuring and distributing tools to tackle the pandemic

WHO Wants $23.4 Bn For Covid Plan

WHO wants $23.4 bn for Covid plan

The United States has added millions of jobs in 2021 as vaccines allowed business to return to normal, but the fast-spreading Delta variant of Covid-19 has cut into the progress

Labor Shortages Continue As Small Business Back Vaccine Mandates

A poll released Thursday by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and MetLife found that small businesses both find it hard to fill employment vacancies and support requiring vaccines for their employees.

Tata's luxury car unit Jaguar Land Rover faced sales challenges in its key markets China and Europe, worsened by the virus spread and supply chain disruptions

Why Are Americans Paying 25% More For Auto Loans In The Last 10 Years?

Borrowers in the United States are paying more for auto loans in the last decade, regardless of their credit score or ability to pay for a loan.

Tesla boss Elon Musk is among billonaires who ProPublica said paid little to no US tax

Jay Leno Sounds Off On Why He Thinks Tesla Is The Most Valuable Car Company In The World

The former "The Tonight Show" host said he sees Elon Musk as a visionary.

Scandal-hit video game giant Activision Blizzard's CEO has pledged changes

CEO Details Anti-harassment Push At Scandal-hit Activision Blizzard

CEO details anti-harassment push at scandal-hit Activision Blizzard

Home builders continue to face supply labor shortages which is contributing to rising housing prices

Pending Home Sales Dealt A Setback After 2.3% Drop in Contracts In September

Pending home sales were dealt a surprise blow on Thursday as the number of signed contracts to buy existing hopes dropped by 2.3% in September. However, it is predicted that buyers are pausing their purchases only until the new year arrives.

Wall Street got off to a hot start Friday morning to cap a record-setting week.

Are Bitcoin, Tech and Housing On A Bubble? Why One Expert Says Yes

Investor Richard Bernstein warns housing, bitcoin, and tech are in bubbles, recommends investors look to energy, commodity, and industrial markets.

Target Black Friday 2021: Early Access Sale, Deals All Month Long, Plus More

Target's Black Friday 2021 sale will have items on sale with the "best-planned price of the season," which it is calling its "Holiday Best."

Inflation is likely to dominate discussion at the ECB's monetary policy meeting on Thursday

ECB Sticks To Stimulus Amid Rising Eurozone Inflation

ECB sticks to stimulus amid rising eurozone inflation

EU Inches Towards Big Tech Clampdown

The European Union is currently negotiating landmark laws that once agreed could set a new standard worldwide on how US tech giants can operate.

This Year’s Thanksgiving Dinner Just Got A Lot More Expensive

Food prices are up 3.7% so far in 2021, compared to a 20-year average of about 2.4%.

Strong customer demand propelled Caterpillar to higher profits even as supply chain problems crimped sales somewhat

Caterpillar Earnings Jump Despite Supply Chain Hit

Chief Executive Jim Umpleby said supply chain difficulties were "more significant than we expected," preventing bigger sales increases as more of Caterpillar's industrial customers ramp up activity.