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Amazon has pledged $6.5 billion in investment in India

Did Amazon, Jeff Bezos Lie To Congress?

Recent reporting by WSJ, Reuters, and others over the past few years leads members of Congress to believe that Amazon higher-ups either misled or lied to Congress with their testimony.

Ford To Drive Electric Transformation At UK Car Plant

Ford's Halewood plant in Liverpool will make power units for the company's electric vehicles

Ford to drive electric transformation at UK car plant

Colin Powell: War Hero, Historymaker Haunted By Iraq

Colin Powell, seen here in 1991 while serving as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, completed two tours of duty in Vietnam

Colin Powell: war hero, historymaker haunted by Iraq

Walmart Black Friday 2021: 3 Events, Early Access, Deals, And More

Walmart's Black Friday Deals for Days sale will be spread across the entire month of November in three savings events.

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A shortage of lorry drivers has compounded supply chain issues

US In 'Shipping Armageddon' But Buttigieg Gives It A Pro-Biden Spin

With the U.S. is in the midst of what a Uber executive termed a 'Shipping Armageddon,' Pete Buttigieg is spinning the narrative that the crisis is because of the increased demand due to Biden's success in steering the economy out of the pandemic-induced recession.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is in Georgia on the first leg of a Black Sea trip

US Defence Chief In Georgia For Military Talks

US defence chief in Georgia for military talks

Bitwise Refiles For Physical Bitcoin ETF For Listing On NYSE Arca

Toddler Makes 6,500% Profit As Bitcoin Price Surges To $62,000

Over the weekend, the price of Bitcoin soared past $60,000 for the first time since April.

Iraqis protest the results of parliamentary elections in the northern city of Mosul

Pro-Iran Hashed Punished In Iraq Vote

Pro-Iran Hashed punished in Iraq vote

A man walks past graffiti reading "Freedom for diplomat Alex Saab, kidnapped by the government of Cape Verde" in Caracas, Venezuela

Alleged Money Launderer Close To Maduro Defiant After Extradition To US

Alleged money launderer close to Maduro defiant after extradition to US

This file photo from September 8, 2021 shows actress Jamie Lee Curtis at an out-of-competition screening of 'Halloween Kills' at the Venice Film Festival in Italy

'Halloween Kills' Does Just That At N.America Box Office

'Halloween Kills' does just that at N.America box office

Senators pressure Facebook to 'immediately discontinue' Novi wallet pilot

Facebook Announces 10,000 EU Jobs To Build 'Metaverse'

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been a leading voice in Silicon Valley hype around the idea of the metaverse, which would blur the lines between the physical world and the digital one.

The new airline aims to bring tourists to southern Jordan including to the desert wilderness of Wadi Rum, pictured at sunset

Jordan, Saudi Investors Launch Fly Aqaba

Jordan, Saudi investors launch Fly Aqaba

People take part in a demonstration against the circulation of Bitcoin and other economic measures, as well as a decree that removed judges from their functions, in San Salvador, on October 17, 2021

Salvadorans March Against Bukele's Economic And Judicial Policies

Salvadorans march against Bukele's economic and judicial policies

These workers in Davenport, Iowa are among more than 10,000 US employees of the John Deere farm equipment maker now on strike, part of a growing nationwide movement

Frustrated And Weary Over Pandemic Slog, More US Workers Are Striking

Frustrated and weary over pandemic slog, more US workers are striking

About 40 percent of private hospital nurses have resigned since the start of the pandemic

Healthcare In The US: Workers Continue To Quit Their Jobs During The Pandemic

A poll found that 18% of healthcare workers quit their job wanting better pay or benefits or feeling overworked.

The Port of Los Angeles in California has begun 24-hour operations as a way to help ease supply chain bottlenecks that are choking commerce and pushing up prices

US Supply Chain Woes To Stretch Into 2022, Biden Admin Warns

America's supply chain woes including clogged ports will drag into next year, potentially cramping the upcoming holiday shopping season in the world's largest economy.

Why It Is Time To Revitalize Rural America

Rural America is in trouble. Yet as America responds to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a new opportunity to revitalize communities that once were valued as the nation’s backbone.

The Yasukuni shrine in central Tokyo honours 2.5 million war dead including convicted war criminals

New Japan PM Sends Offering To Controversial Yasukuni Shrine

New Japan PM sends offering to controversial Yasukuni shrine

All primary students can return to school in Afghanistan, but the Taliban have barred secondary schoolgirls from lessons until security and segregation requirements are met

'Why Can't We Study?' - Afghan Girls Still Barred From School

'Why can't we study?' - Afghan girls still barred from school

A worker installs a new row of bitcoin mining machines at the Whinstone US Bitcoin mining facility in Rockdale, Texas, on October 9, 2021

'Unintentional Gift': US Steps Into China's Bitcoin Breach

The operation in the quiet town of Rockdale was part of an already bustling U.S. business -- now boosted by Beijing's intensified crypto crackdown that has pushed the industry west.