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Rapper Einar, the most streamed artist on Spotify in Sweden in 2019, was killed in Stockholm

Swedish Teen Rapper Killed In Stockholm Shooting

Swedish teen rapper killed in Stockholm shooting

These Are The Side Effects You Can Expect From Moderna, Johnson & Johnson Boosters, CDC Says

The CDC data documented the 10 cases of anaphylactic shock among a reported 4,041,396 first doses of the Moderna vaccine

The Moderna and Johnson & Johnson booster shots were authorized late Thursday for inoculation, starting on Friday.

Crew Member Tests Positive For COVID On Hong Kong ‘Cruise To Nowhere’ Forcing Cancelation

Royal Caribbean pushed back an inaugural voyage on a new ship after eight crew members tested positive for Covid-19

The 40-year-old crew member was fully vaccinated and tested positive for COVID-19 during routine testing 48 hours prior to the ship's departure.

The refugee camp complex houses more than 900,000 people from Myanmar

Seven Killed In Bangladesh Rohingya Camp Attack

Seven killed in Bangladesh Rohingya camp attack

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SADAT International Defense Consultancy has gained growing scrutiny over US allegations that it trains Syrians who then get dispatched to support pro-Turkish forces in war zones

Turkey's Islamic Defence Consultancy Takes On West

Turkey's Islamic defence consultancy takes on West

Japan is facing a shortage of skilled animators, in part because most face years toiling in low-paying jobs to learn the ropes

Cartoon Dreams: Netflix's Japan Anime School Targets Booming Demand

Cartoon dreams: Netflix's Japan anime school targets booming demand

The Colombian army said it had killed 10 dissidents mebers of the FARC guerilla group in a shootout

Ten FARC Dissidents Killed In Shootout With Colombian Army

Ten FARC dissidents killed in shootout with Colombian army

Dutch conductor Bernard Haitink was widely considered to be one of the best of his generation

Revered Conductor Bernard Haitink Dies Aged 92

Revered conductor Bernard Haitink dies aged 92

This handout photo released by Unither Bioelectronique and taken in September 2021 shows Unither Bioelectronique's drone transporting a pair of donor lungs, high above Toronto traffic at night

Canada Hospitals Use Drones To Carry Lungs For Transplant

Canada hospitals use drones to carry lungs for transplant

Salmonella Outbreak: Onion Brands To Look Out For

More than 650 people have fallen ill in the current outbreak linked to whole onions.

Former president Donald Trump Trump has spent years battling tech giants that he argues have wrongfully censored him

Two Americas: How The US Left And Right Stopped Communicating

Two Americas: How the US left and right stopped communicating

Nicaraguan Superior Council of Private Companies president Michael Healy (L) is one of dozens of government opponents arrested ahead of the November 7, 2021 elections

Nicaragua Detains Business Union Leaders As Crackdown Widens

Nicaragua detains business union leaders as crackdown widens

European countries imposed what the US says were discriminatory fees on American tech giants like Amazon, Apple and Google

US Seals Agreement To End European Digital Taxes

US seals agreement to end European digital taxes

China Evergrande dived in Hong Kong and analysts warned it will likely suffer further losses after the sale of its property services unit collapsed

S&P 500 Ends At Record, While Evergrande Plunges In Market Return

S&P 500 ends at record, while Evergrande plunges in market return

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

How To Get Faster Delivery On Amazon: Site's New Pickup Feature Unveiled

Amazon announced at the Accelerate 2021 conference a new service called local selling that offers in-store pickup or delivery directly to consumers.

US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who attracted scrutiny for his investment activity, announced new rules for all central bank officials

US Fed Announces Stricter Investment Rules For Central Bank Officials

The rules would prevent Fed officials from holding individual stocks, prohibit trading during times of unusual market stress, require pre-approval of trades, and more frequent disclosure of trading activity to "help guard against even the appearance of any conflict of interest," the Fed said.

WeWork shares rose in their first session on the Nasdaq

Revamped WeWork Rises In Nasdaq Debut

Revamped WeWork rises in Nasdaq debut

Tech Giants like Google have been accused of too readily using non-disclosure agreements when staffers complain about troubling corporate behavior

Google To Lower Service Fees In Line With Apple As Developers And Government Push For Accessibility

Google announced it would lower service fees for developers from 30% to 15%, in line with what Apple is already doing. However, this move is unlikely to satiate developers or government officials who accuse the two companies of unfair business practices.

Pump prices of diesel hit a record high in France, while those of petrol neared their 2012 peak

France Sets Fuel Price Cap Following Anger, Protests

France sets fuel price cap following anger, protests

Amazon Faces New Union Organizing Push In US

Amazon faces new union organizing push in US

Russia reported a record 1,036 Covid-19 deaths in a single day Thursday, but officials have warned the worst is yet to come

Moscow To Shut Non-essential Services As Covid Cases Spike

Moscow to shut non-essential services as Covid cases spike

Tourism is a critical industry for Thailand; before the coronavirus pandemic the kingdom attracted nearly 40 million visitors, but that figure plunged to just 6.7 million in 2020 due to Covid-19

Thailand Allows Vaccinated Tourists From 40-plus Countries, PM Says

Thailand allows vaccinated tourists from 40-plus countries, PM says

Parisian-born philanthropist and activist Osman Kavala, 64, has been in jail without a conviction since 2017

Erdogan Threatens To Expel 10 Western Envoys

Erdogan threatens to expel 10 Western envoys

US To Withdraw Punitive Tariffs After Agreement On EU Digital Taxes

US to withdraw punitive tariffs after agreement on EU digital taxes

WeWork is headed back to Wall Street after its 2019 fiasco

WeWork Goes Public: Company Looks To Rebound After Turmoil

After a failed IPO two years ago, WeWork went public Thursday morning.

Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi (2R) held talks with Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi (3L) in Kabul

Pakistan Coaches Taliban On Winning International Recognition

Pakistan coaches Taliban on winning international recognition

Austrian Coffee House Drops Logo Amid Racism Row

Austrian coffee house drops logo amid racism row

An explosion cut off power to Kabul and plunged the Afghan capital into darkness on October 21, 2021, further raising concerns about the stability in the country following the Taiban takeover

Blast Cuts Power To Afghan Capital Kabul

Blast cuts power to Afghan capital Kabul

Southwest Airlines plans to trim back its plans while it hires more people

Southwest To Trim Flights Due To Staff Shortages

Southwest to trim flights due to staff shortages

Facebook has been hit with fresh criticism for its handling of a key program

Oversight Panel Rebukes Facebook, Will Review VIP System

Oversight panel rebukes Facebook, will review VIP system

The US housing sector became a popular place despite the overall economic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, as cheap mortgage rates and the disruptions caused by the virus spurred people to shop for homes

US Existing Home Sales Up 7% In September As Supply Begins To Expand

Existing home sales in the United States went up in September as the supply of homes begin to expand, but lingering concerns about affordability an availability of homes continues to draw concern.