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France Pulls Plug On Massive Paris Station Revamp

France pulls plug on massive Paris station revamp

US Economy: Fed Chair Powell Says Bond Taper Could Be Done By Middle Of 2022

US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has made it clear an interest rate increase is still some ways off

Fed chair Jerome Powell discussed the central bank's plan to slow its economic stimulus and confirmed that members expect a tapering of pandemic-era bond-buying by the middle of 2022.

Amazon Heads To Court After Firing Workers Who Slammed Company's Labor Practices

Amazon saidÂ it would use external, independent insurance fraud experts to analyze the validity of claims

Two Amazon employees are set to face their former employer in court on Sept. 28 after a federal labor board found merit in their complaint that the conglomerate fired them illegally.

Map of the island of La Palma showing the lava flow from the Cumbre Vieja volcano.

Canaries Volcano Razes Hundreds Of Buildings As Lava Creeps To Sea

Canaries volcano razes hundreds of buildings as lava creeps to sea

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The UN Security Council seen in September 2017

French Anger To Test UN Unity

French anger to test UN unity

High prices and tight inventory has cut into the booming US real estate market

Decline In Existing Home Sales Leaves First-Time Buyers In The Cold

Existing home sales fell 2% in August, according to the National Association of Realtors. First-time home buyers only made up 19% of homes sold when they usually make up 40%.

Fed May Hint At Ending Stimulus, But No Big Moves Expected

Fed may hint at ending stimulus, but no big moves expected

Home construction rose in June, but permits for news projects fell in the industry beset by high material costs and labor shortages

Mortgage Demand Rebounds After Labor Day Lull As More Homes Enter Market

Mortgage demand has recovered from its post-Labor Day lull and is now at its highest demand since April as new homes become available, easing supply shortages.

One shop assistant said some customers blamed them for the shortages

Supply Shortages Hit Costco, Causing Delays Of Toilet Paper

Customers are reporting that they are receiving an order delay warning from Costco about their online toilet paper purchases.

More JC Penney Stores Close Amid Pandemic Retail Pinch

More JC Penney stores are closing and are already holding liquidation sales. Is yours on the chopping block?

Members of an all-girl Afghan robotics team assemble components for a circuit board they are building, at the laboratory of Qatar's Texas A&M university in the capital Doha

Afghan Girls Robotics Team Design Their Future In Qatar

Afghan girls robotics team design their future in Qatar

At work on a GE turbine in Belfort, eastern France.

France's EDF In Talks With GE To Buy Nuclear Turbine Ops

France's EDF in talks with GE to buy nuclear turbine ops

The 71-year-old Venezuelan militant, whose real name is Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, has been behind bars in France sinc 1994

Carlos The Jackal Seeks Shorter French Jail Term At New Trial

Carlos the Jackal seeks shorter French jail term at new trial

Roald Dahl was known for such beloved chldren's classics as 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and 'Matilda'

Neflix Acquires The Whole Works Of Roald Dahl

Neflix acquires the whole works of Roald Dahl

Chinese property developer Evergrande has admitted facing 'tremendous pressure' as it tackles a debt pile of more than $300 billion

Evergrande Agrees Deal To Avoid Default On Key Bond

Financial markets have been hit this week over fears that the sprawling firm could collapse, with the potential to pulse through the world's second-biggest economy and possibly beyond.