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Felixstowe in eastern England has been particularly hard hit by the multiple crises in Britain

Shipping Giant Diverts Vessels From Crisis-hit UK

Shipping giant diverts vessels from crisis-hit UK

Blackstone To Spend $1 Bn On Song Rights In New Venture

Merck Mercuriadis, who has described songs as an "asset class," announced a new venture backed by Blackstone to acquire music rights and manage catalogues

Blackstone to spend $1 bn on song rights in new venture

Pro-Iran Groups Denounce Iraq Election As 'Scam'

Supporters of Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr celebrate in Baghdad's Tahrir square on Monday after the announcement of parliamentary election results

Pro-Iran groups denounce Iraq election as 'scam'

Gabby Petito, shown here on a police bodycam in Utah, was strangled to death, a coroner has said

Instagram Road-tripper Gabby Petito Was Strangled: US Coroner

Instagram road-tripper Gabby Petito was strangled: US coroner

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US consumer prices for May are forecast to have risen at their quickest pace since 2008 as the world's top economy sees an explosive recovery

Global Economy: IMF Expects Slower Growth Amid Pandemic-Related Supply Chain Disruptions

The International Monetary Fund is projecting slower global economic growth of 5.9%, down from 6% with U.S. economic growth projected as 6%, down from 7%.

The Trump Organization is near a deal to sell rights to its luxury hotel in downtown Washington

Trump Organization Near Deal To Sell Washington Hotel: Report

Trump Organization near deal to sell Washington hotel: report

A statue in honor of "Women who fight" has been placed on a plinth in Mexico City where once stood the figure of Christopher Columbus

Mexico Promotes Indigenous People As It Erases Memory Of Columbus

Mexico promotes indigenous people as it erases memory of Columbus

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

Small Businesses See Dark Clouds For Economy As Inflation Eats Into Profits And New Taxes Loom

Small business owners are not particularly optimistic going into the final quarter of 2021, chalking their pessimism up to ongoing shortages, inflation and new taxes looming over the horizon.

General Motors reached an agreement to be reimbursed for $1.9 billion in costs connected to the Chevrolet Bolt recall

LG To Reimburse GM $1.9 Bn Over Chevy Bolt Recall

LG to reimburse GM $1.9 bn over Chevy Bolt recall

Consumers have been hit hard by inflation at grocery stores.

Inflation Crushes Family Budgets, Destroys Purchasing Power

Inflation is hitting middle-class consumers particularly hard with prices rising on everyday household products.

The Federal Reserve's stimulus policies have been credited with helping the US economy recover from the Covid-19 pandemic

Economists Make Alarming Forecast: US 'Heading Into A Recession' By Year's End

Economists are predicting a recession by the year end. While hiring is up and wages are increasing, consumer expectations indices, a predictor of past downturns, are declining suggesting a "double dip" slump.

Lee Jae-yong, Samsung Electronics vice chairman and de facto leader of Samsung Group, arrives for his trial on charges of illegally using the anaesthetic propofol

Samsung Boss Goes On Trial On Drugs Charges

Samsung boss goes on trial on drugs charges

Prime Minister Kishida will lead the ruling party into general elections at the end of October

Japan Ruling Party Seeks Defence Spending Boost

Japan ruling party seeks defence spending boost

Mapuche spirital guides, 'mache', like Jessica Huentemil wear a traditional silver necklace called a 'trapelacucha'

Mix Of Hope, Skepticism Among Mapuche As Chile Rewrites Constitution

Mix of hope, skepticism among Mapuche as Chile rewrites constitution

Adani Ports, which operates the Mundra port in India, has said it will no longer handle cargo from Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan

India's Biggest Port Operator To Shun Cargo From Afghanistan, Pakistan And Iran

India's biggest port operator to shun cargo from Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran

Wilson Ovwiroro taps raffia trees for their sap -- the source of a gin-like drink he makes called ogogoro

Nigeria's Palm Wine Tappers Face Uphill Task

Nigeria's palm wine tappers face uphill task

Map showing disputed zone and maritime borders claimed by Kenya and Somalia

Top UN Court To Rule On Bitter Kenya-Somalia Border Spat

Top UN court to rule on bitter Kenya-Somalia border spat

JP Morgan Chase granted Jamie Dimon a one-time stock option bonus award to coax him to stay longer as CEO

JPMorgan CEO Dimon Trashes Bitcoin Again, Calls It ‘Worthless’

Ace banker Jamie Dimon has always been skeptical of cryptocurrencies. He held on to his long-held view about Bitcoin being "worthless" at an investor event Monday.

Bitcoin Price Hits Highest In 5 Months, Just 12% Away From All-Time High

Bitcoin prices dropped to $30,000 in May and stayed in the $30,000 to $40,000 range.

The latest James Bond film "No Time To Die" sees Ian Fleming's spy hero dragged out of retirement to face off against old foes Blofeld, the criminal network SPECTRE and Safin

'No Time To Die' Wastes No Time Topping US Box Office

'No Time to Die' wastes no time topping US box office

Chinese food delivery firm Meituan rallied more than seven percent in Hong Kong after it was fined less than expected by authorities for monopolistic behaviour

Rising Demand Pushes Oil To Fresh Multi-year Peaks

The recent decision by OPEC and other major producers not to ramp up output has further strained global supplies.

Southwest Airlines saw thousands of cancelations due to weather, logistics snarls and short-staffing

Southwest Says Staffing Shortages Contributed To Flight Snarls

Southwest says staffing shortages contributed to flight snarls

8 Best Pumpkin Beers To ‘Fall’ In Love With This Autumn

Try some of these pumpkin beers as you gear up for the fall season.

Burkina Starts Trial Of Alleged Killers Of Left-wing Idol Sankara

Burkina starts trial of alleged killers of left-wing idol Sankara

Nightclubs were among the last to reopen after coronavirus restrictions were lifted in the UK but now face the prospect of having to impose vaccine passports on club-goers

UK Nightlife Sector Lost 86,000 Jobs During Covid: Study

Nightclubs and casinos were among the last to reopen when coronavirus restrictions began to be eased in June.

Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan expressed hope that talks would "lay the foundation" to address issues between his kingdom and Iran

Saudi And Iran Signal Warming Ties But 'Real Steps' Needed

Saudi and Iran signal warming ties but 'real steps' needed

Capsules of the experimental anti-Covid drug molnupiravir, for which Merck is seeking emergency use authorization in the US

Merck Seeks US Authorization For Covid Treatment Pill

Merck applied for emergency use authorization of its oral anti-Covid drug in the U.S., a major step towards finding a simple pill to treat the disease.

Qatar's Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi said high gas prices are "negative for the customer"

Energy-rich Qatar Says Unhappy With High Gas Prices

Energy-rich Qatar says unhappy with high gas prices

Merck Seeks FDA Authorization For Covid Treatment Pill

Merck seeks FDA authorization for Covid treatment pill

UK Steel says it consumes as much electricity as 850,000 homes

Industries Urge UK Govt To Help Over Gas Price Hike

Industries urge UK govt to help over gas price hike

Indian paramilitary troops stand guard at a government-run school on the outskirts of Srinagar after the killings of two teachers

Suspected Militants Kill Five Soldiers In Indian Kashmir: Army

Suspected militants kill five soldiers in Indian Kashmir: army

Many parts of Shanxi, a landlocked province that generally has dry weather, saw record-breaking rainfall over the past week, according to the provincial government

Thousands Evacuated And Coal Mines Shuttered As Floods Hit North China

Thousands evacuated and coal mines shuttered as floods hit north China

Biden Weighing Push On Crypto Oversight, May Appoint A 'Crypto Czar': Reports

The Biden Administration is mulling over a wide ranging Executive Order for regulating the cryptocurrency industry amid the digital asset's use by ransomware and cybercriminals.