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With a highly efficient assembly line model inspired by McDonald's, the network of hospitals of the Aravind Eye Care System performs half a million surgeries a year -- mostly for free

McSurgery: An Indian Hospital Restoring Eyesight To Millions

McSurgery: An Indian hospital restoring eyesight to millions

Butterball Recall: Ground Turkey Products Sold At Kroger's, BJ's Stores May Contain Plastic Pieces

So far, there have been no confirmed reports of injuries from consuming the recalled ground turkey products.

IMF, G20 Fret Over Supply Chain Bottlenecks, Inflation Fears

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire (right) speaks with German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz (left) outside IMF headquarters in Washington

IMF, G20 fret over supply chain bottlenecks, inflation fears

CEO Larry Fink waves as he leaves a meeting about climate action investmentsat the Elysee Palace in Paris in July 2019

Billionaire Investor Praises Cryptocurrencies, Says He's Not A Student Of Bitcoin

Blackrock Chairman Larry Fink did not give an assessment of bitcoin.

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The United States will open its land borders with Canada and Mexico to fully vaccinated non-essential travelers from November, an official announced

US To Open Land Borders To Vaccinated Travelers In November

US to open land borders to vaccinated travelers in November

Facebook has released new anti-harassment protections as it battles a crisis over the impact of its products

Embattled Facebook Releases New Curbs On Harassment

Embattled Facebook releases new curbs on harassment

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (pictured October 7, 2021) has repeatedly claimed that tests show he has a large number of coronavirus antibodies and thus does not need to be vaccinated, something experts dispute

Brazil's Bolsonaro Decides Not To Get Vaccinated

Brazil's Bolsonaro decides not to get vaccinated

Is Your Makeup And Shampoo Killing You? Inside Latest Phthalate Findings

A study has linked the use of some food storage containers, shampoo, makeup, perfume, and even children’s toys to thousands of premature deaths in the U.S. each year.

Inflation Drives Biggest Boost In Social Security Benefits In Almost Four Decades

This increase in benefits affects 70 million Americans who collect SSA and SSI benefits.

A photo from the Iranian Army office shows an anti-aircraft missile launcher firing a salvo during a joint military exercise between the army and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Anti-missile Defences Tested To Protect 'Sensitive' Sites: Iran

Anti-missile defences tested to protect 'sensitive' sites: Iran

Delta Air Lines reported a profitable quarter on the basis of increased travel demand, but said higher fuel costs could push it back into the red in the fourth quarter

Delta Air Lines Scores Q3 Profit, Warns On Jet Fuel Costs

Delta Air Lines scores Q3 profit, warns on jet fuel costs

Snapchat is ending a feature that allowed users to share how fast they were driving, over concerns about safety and distracted driving

Snapchat Back Online After Telling Thousands Of Users To ‘Hang Tight’ Amid Outage

Snapchat corrected the issue hours after reporting it Wednesday morning.

This Airline Will Give You A COVID Vaccination Onboard Its Special Plane

Participants will receive their first dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine onboard a 787 aircraft.

JPMorgan Chase reported a jump in third-quarter profits due in part to the release of funds set aside earlier in the pandemic in case of bad loans

JPMorgan Chase Profits Jump On Lower Reserves For Bad Loans

JPMorgan Chase profits jump on lower reserves for bad loans

More Walgreens Stores To Close In This City Due To Organized Theft: Is Your Location Affected?

Walgreens said one of its stores in 2020 was losing as much as $1,000 a day in merchandise due to theft.

The IMF said markets may have become "stretched" amid low rates and stimulus provided during the pandemic, with some "frothiness" in tech shares

IMF Warns Of Looming 'Sizable' Stock Selloffs, Steep Declines In Home Prices

The IMF warned of risks from the withdrawal of pandemic-era ultra easy money policies, and predicted sizeable market corrections and decline in housing prices

Kidnappings, conflicts and insurgency in Nigeria

Nigeria Tax Spat Reignites Federalism Debate

Nigeria tax spat reignites federalism debate

The lifting of coronavirus curbs to allow more socialising provided Britain's economy with a boost but the recovery still faces headwinds, such as supply chain woes and inflation

UK Economy Rebounds Despite Supply Chain Woes

UK economy rebounds despite supply chain woes

Barbed wire and armed guards patrolling the grounds are a reminder that the front line is not far away

In Eastern DR Congo, A Business Battles With Violence And Uncertainty

In eastern DR Congo, a business battles with violence and uncertainty

What’s Next for Coinbase (COIN) After a Blockbuster IPO

Coinbase Co-Founder Fred Ehrsam's Paradigm Aims Big With $1.5B Fundraiser

The cryptocurrency industry is coming of age and is now being viewed by VCs and angel investors as a bet worth taking.

The 'Pillar of Shame' commemorating the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown in Beijing has stood at the University of Hong Kong since 1997

Danish Artist Hires Lawyers To Reclaim Hong Kong Tiananmen Statue

Danish artist hires lawyers to reclaim Hong Kong Tiananmen statue

Apple boss Tim Cook has warned about the impact of supply chain problems on production

Apple Cuts IPhone 13 Output Forecast On Chip Shortage: Report

Apple cuts iPhone 13 output forecast on chip shortage: report

Then Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez (L) and his minister of defense Raul Isaias Baduel are seen in December 2006

Venezuela Political Prisoner Dies Of Covid

Venezuela political prisoner dies of Covid

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, seen in September 2021, will serve as 'impact partners' for the investment firm Ethic

Harry, Meghan Team Up With Ethical Investment Firm

Harry, Meghan team up with ethical investment firm

Dog Food Recall: Another Product Pulled For 'Elevated' Vitamin D Levels

The recall affects 1,600 cases of Pure Vita Salmon Entree Dog Food.

American Airlines said it will defer to federal law over the Texas state law on employer vaccine mandates

Texas Businesses Stuck Between Federal And State Vaccine Rules

The clash comes as the Republican governor of Texas, Gregg Abbott, signed an order Monday banning all vaccine mandates in his state, including those coming from private companies.

Rival claims in the maritime border dispute

Somalia Comes Out On Top In Sea Border Row With Kenya

Somalia comes out on top in sea border row with Kenya

The show is the latestÂ manifestation of the ever-growing influence of South Korea's popular culture

'Squid Game' Becomes Netflix's Biggest-ever Launch Hit

The success of "Squid Game" amplifies South Korea's increasingly outsized influence on global popular culture, following the likes of K-pop band BTS and Oscar-winning movie "Parasite."