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Since the submarine contract was torpedoed, French President Emmanuel Macron has not yet publicly commented on Australia's decision to ditch its French order for American nuclear-powered vessels

Macron Walks Domestic Tightrope Over US Submarine Deal

Macron walks domestic tightrope over US submarine deal

Google Makes Biggest Office Building Purchase Since Pandemic Started With NYC Buy

Google expects to open a new campus in New York City in 2020, with some of the $10 billion in investments pledged across the United States

On Tuesday, Google Inc. announced what is considered the biggest purchase of an office building by a company since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic through a new expansion of it's campus in New York City.

Shock In Germany After Cashier Shot Dead In Mask Row

A petrol station worker was shot dead by a customer angry about being asked to wear a mask, in what is believed to be the first killing in Germany linked to the government's coronavirus rules

Shock in Germany after cashier shot dead in mask row

The Federal Reserve's policy committee will announce its decision on Wednesday

Fed Opens Policy Meeting As Markets Awaits Taper Signal

Fed opens policy meeting as markets awaits taper signal

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Washington has announced sanctions against a cryptocurrency exchange it says has worked with ransomware attackers

US Sanctions Cryptocurrency Exchange Over Ties To Ransomware Attacks

The move comes after hacks and data breaches that have targeted a major U.S. oil pipeline, a meatpacking company and the Microsoft Exchange email system, as well as ransomware attacks hitting various sectors.

Prosecutors said there is enough evidence to charge Sergey Fedotov with the Skripal attack

UK Charges Third Russian Agent Over Novichok Attack

UK charges third Russian agent over Novichok attack

The French-Indian talks come in the middle of a spat between Paris, Washington and Canberra over French submarines

Macron And Modi Vow To 'Act Jointly' After Subs Dispute

Macron and Modi vow to 'act jointly' after subs dispute

A builder works on the the roof of a new home under construction in the Montreal suburb of Brossard

Homebuilders See Signs Of Recovery In August

Homebuilders are seeing signs of recovery as more permits for homes were authorized in August.

US experts say the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine should be administered

Second Booster Dose Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Shows Increased Protection Against Virus

Johnson & Johnson said the booster shot has a 94% effectiveness against COVID-19 when administered two months after the first dose.

Pacquiao entered politics in 2010 as a congressman, before being elected to the Senate

Manny Pacquiao Is Not The Richest Filipino Senator: Who Is Number 1?

Senator Cynthia Villar remains the No. 1 senator in the Philippines with the biggest net worth, according to the 2020 summary of their Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN).

The OECD says 'sizeable uncertainty remains' about the global economic recovery

OECD Lowers Global, US Economic Growth Forecasts

The OECD warned of an "uneven" global economic recovery as it lowered its 2021 growth forecasts for the world and the U.S. while raising the outlook for Europe.

Jones celebrates his third touchdown of the night against the Detroit Lions with Green Bay fans during the second half at Lambeau Field

Jones Scores Four TDs, Loses Father's Ashes In Endzone

Jones scores four TDs, loses father's ashes in endzone

Myanmar was singled out for heavy criticism after a military junta seized power in February and shut down the internet

Myanmar Shutdown Marks Grim Year For Web Freedom

Myanmar shutdown marks grim year for web freedom

French Defence Minister Warns Mali Against Russian 'Mercenary' Firm

French defence minister warns Mali against Russian 'mercenary' firm

Merkel recently admitted she was 'shy' about the feminist label

What Merkel, The Belated Feminist, Did For Women

What Merkel, the belated feminist, did for women

Chocolate Milk 'Not Effectively Pasteurized' Voluntarily Recalled In Several States

They were distributed to nine states and Washington D.C. from Sept. 7 to 16.

A network of independent doctors in Nicaragua, Observatorio Ciudadano, says more than 4,500 people have died with Covid-19-like symptoms. The official toll is 201

Amid Official Denials, Nicaraguans Battle Covid Surge

Amid official denials, Nicaraguans battle Covid surge

Hoping to boost his income, Venezuelan Zacary Egea plays the online NFT game Plant vs Undead, in which plants are "farmed" to battle zombie-like monsters

Cyber 'Farming' To Boost Income In Venezuela

Cyber 'farming' to boost income in Venezuela

Libya's Interim Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah (L) and French President Emmanuel Macron give a speech at the Elysee Palace in Paris, on June 1, 2021

France To Host Libya Conference On November 12

France to host Libya conference on November 12

There are fears that Chinese authorities may not be able to contain the fallout of Evergrande's potentially disorderly collapse, which poses contagion risks

Tokyo's Nikkei Plunges More Than 2% On China Debt Crisis Fears

Tokyo's Nikkei plunges more than 2% on China debt crisis fears

This handout illustration courtesy of NASA shows NASA's Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) on the surface of the Moon

NASA Selects Moon Site For Ice-hunting Rover

NASA selects Moon site for ice-hunting rover

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has seen retreats as Covid-19 cases spike and markets process the prospect of outgoing President Donald Trump facing impeachment for last week's attack on the Capitol by his followers

Stock Market Today: S&P Falls 1.7%, Dow Drops Over 600 Points Amid China Fears

U.S. stocks on Monday suffered their sharpest decline in months.

Currently only US citizens, residents and foreigners with special visas are allowed to enter the United States from most European countries

US To End Travel Bans For Vaccinated Passengers

US to end travel bans for vaccinated passengers

US Politics: Ben & Jerry’s Launches New Ice Cream Flavor 'Change Is Brewing'

Ben & Jerry’s releases new flavor “Change is Brewing” in support of the People’s Response Act.

Employees of the video game company, Activision Blizzard, walked off the job in protest and those working remotely were asked to join virtually

US Regulators Target Activision Blizzard Workplace

US regulators target Activision Blizzard workplace

ConocoPhillips hopes to complete a deal by the end of the year to buy Shell's Permian Basin assets

Shell Scores Deal To Sell Permian Oil Assets To ConocoPhillips

Royal Dutch Shell announced on Monday it was selling its assets in the shale-oil rich Permian Basin of the United States to rival ConocoPhillips for $9.5 billion.

Fears about a contagion from the possible collapse of China Evergrande have sent property firms in Hong Kong plunging

Global Stocks Sink On Evergrande Contagion Fears

Global stocks sink on Evergrande contagion fears

GM will start rolling out replacement batteries for its Chevrolet Bolt EV fixing a defect that caused 13 fires

GM To Begin Replacing Defective Batteries In Chevy Bolt EV

GM to begin replacing defective batteries in Chevy Bolt EV

Lebanon's hereditary political barons have so far appeared impervious to international pressure, which intensified after the Beirut port explosion in August last year that killed at least 214 people and devastated swathes of the capital

Lebanese Parliament Approves New Government

Lebanese parliament approves new government

Venezuela has signed a contract to acquire 12 million doses of the Cuban Covid-19 vaccine Abdala

Vietnam To Buy 10 Million Cuban Vaccine Doses

Vietnam to buy 10 million Cuban vaccine doses

Universal Music Group has a catalogue of four million songs

Universal Music Valued At $39 Billion Ahead Of Stock Market Debut

Universal Music Group, the world's biggest label whose lineup features The Beatles and Taylor Swift, was valued at more than $39 billion on Monday, a day before its huge stock market debut.

Coinbase Shares Fall After Dropping Interest-Earning Product Amid SEC Scrutiny

Shares in the cryptocurrency broker Coinbase fell on Monday by as much as 5% after it announced that it would not be launching it’s anticipated interest bearing product after scrutiny from U.S. regulators.