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Union activists greet workers arriving at the Amazon plant in Bessemer, Alabama

Amazon Workers Plan Historic Unionizing Vote

Workers in Staten Island at Amazon's JFK8 facility are making an effort to unionize, which would form an independent Amazon workers' union.

S.Africa's Zuma In First Public Showing Since Parole

Zuma stepped briskly out of his vehicle and up to the building's entrance surrounded by security personnel

S.Africa's Zuma in first public showing since parole

American Airlines Bullish On Holidays After Delta Variant Hit

American Airlines was profitable in July, but said it suffered losses in August and September due to the Delta variant of Covid-19

American Airlines bullish on holidays after Delta variant hit

Walmart Beefs Up Delivery Services As It Takes On Rival Amazon For The Holidays

Walmart is closed on Thanksgiving Day but will offer expanded delivery services for shoppers all through the holidays to meet customer demand.

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Nuri is South Korea's first fully homegrown space rocket

South Korea Launches First Domestic Space Rocket But Mission Fails

South Korea launches first domestic space rocket but mission fails

There are concerns that the crisis at embattled China Evergrande could spill over into the wider economy

Evergrande Shares Plunge On Market Return As Deal Falls Through

Chinese property giant Evergrande's shares plunged Thursday after resuming trading in Hong Kong.

India has administered a billion Covid-19 vaccine doses, the government announced

India Administers One Billionth Covid Jab

India administers one billionth Covid jab

Evergrande's debt pile became a major issue last year when the government began unveiling a series of measures aimed at reining in borrowing

Crunch Time For Evergrande As Unit Sale Collapses

Crunch time for Evergrande as unit sale collapses

Former US president Donald Trump has been looking for ways to reclaim his internet megaphone, launching several lawsuits against the dominant social media giants, who have banned him from their platforms

Trump Announces Plans To Launch New Social Network 'TRUTH Social'

Trump announces plans to launch new social network 'TRUTH Social'

Merck Recall: 22,000 Antibiotic Vials Pulled Off Shelves Over Presence Of Glass Particles

A customer found a piece of glass in the vial and filed a complaint.

Fabio Quartararo (R) will ai to win his first MotoGP title as Valentino Rossi waves goodbye to his Italian fans at Misano

Quartararo Eyes MotoGP Title As Rossi Waves Goodbye To Misano

Quartararo eyes MotoGP title as Rossi waves goodbye to Misano

Kwestan Faraj, head of Halabja municipality since 2016, says the drive for gender equality in her city was largely led by the PUK party

In Iraqi Kurdish City, Women Gain Power Without Parity

In Iraqi Kurdish city, women gain power without parity

Previous winners of the Chopin Competition include some of the greatest names in classical music

Canadian Wins Prestigious Chopin Piano Competition

Canadian wins prestigious Chopin piano competition

Cousteau's life was one of evolution; frnmo a would-be pilot to a diver to a filmmaker, to an environmental crusader

'Becoming Cousteau' Plumbs Depths Of French Ocean Explorer

'Becoming Cousteau' plumbs depths of French ocean explorer

Pinterest said it is taking a stand against "body shaming" by banning weight-loss ads on the online bulletin board

Paypal To Acquire Pinterest For $45 Billion, Companies In Late-Stage Talks: Report

Pinterest, the digital pinboard company founded in 2009, first went public in April 2019.

Canadian Wins Chopin Piano Competition

Canadian wins Chopin piano competition

Evergrande To Resume Trading After Talks End On Potential Deal

The troubled company suspended trading on Oct. 4 pending an announcement on a "major transaction" as it struggles with some $300 billion of debt, with anxious investors' fearing the fallout from its predicament could impact the wider Chinese economy.

Remi Wolf, seen here performing in Los Angeles in June 2021, called the Shopify-Spotify deal allowing the sale of merchandise on Spotify "huge"

Spotify Teams Up With Shopify To Allow In-app Merch Purchases

Spotify teams up with Shopify to allow in-app merch purchases

Activists and supporters gathered at a Netflix building in Los Angeles to protest over the company's handling of the latest Dave Chappelle special

Protestors Rally At Netflix Over Chappelle Special's 'Transphobia'

Protestors rally at Netflix over Chappelle special's 'transphobia'

Profits suggest Tesla's output has been less affected by the global shortage of semiconductors than some rival carmakers that have shuttered factories or cut production (CEO Elon Musk pictured October 9, 2021)

Tesla Profits Surge On Higher Auto Sales Despite Chip Crunch

Elon Musk's electric car company posted a record profit of $1.6 billion for the three-month period, as revenues surged 57% to $13.8 billion compared to the year-ago period.

A woman from the Kouma tribe walks during a campaign vaccination against Covid-19 for the Kouma's tribe on the French Pacific island territory of New Caledonia

New Caledonia Separatists Call For Referendum Boycott

New Caledonia separatists call for referendum boycott

With the US economy on the recovery track and inflation surging the Federal Reserve is preparing to scale back the vast financial support put in place at the start of the pandemic

Stocks Mostly Rise After Earnings As Bitcoin Hits Record

Stocks mostly rise after earnings as bitcoin hits record

A shortage of truck drivers and other workers is contributing to supply bottlnecks that in turn are sending US prices higher, according to a Federal Reserve report

Supply Bottlenecks, Labor Shortages Slowed US Growth, Says Fed

The constraints and shortage of goods caused "significantly elevated prices" in most areas of the country, the Fed said in its "beige book" report on economic conditions, which noted rising uncertainty about the outlook.