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England's forward Marcus Rashford was one of three black players singled out in a racist message after they failed to score in the Euro 2020 final penalty shoot-out

Football Fan Sentenced For Racist Message About England Players

Football fan sentenced for racist message about England players

Theranos Founder's Fraud Trial Opens In Silicon Valley

Fallen biotech star Elizabeth Holmes arrives for the first day of her fraud trial in California

Theranos founder's fraud trial opens in Silicon Valley

What Are Twitter 'Communities?' New Feature Will Connect Users With Similar Interests

More thanÂ 39 million Nigerians have a Twitter account

Twitter tests out new feature for "communities."

Dollar General CEO Explains Why It Plans To Expand Its Reach Into Health Care Even Further

Dollar General has made efforts to broaden its reach into health care.

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The Volvo-Northvolt battery factory could allow the automaker to make some 800,000 electric cars per year.

Clean Energy News: How Electric Car Charging Infrastructure Could Halt Biden’s Green Future Plan

There may not be enough charging outlets to plug in all the electric vehicles in Biden's green future plan.

The upcoming US jobs data will be closely watched, with observers saying a weak reading could put back the Federal Reserve's start date for tapering monetary policy

US Economy: Job Openings Rise To Record High 10.9 Million In July

Job openings increased by 10.9 million in July as employers struggled to find new employees.

Stocks Down On Taper Fears, Aluminium Hits 13-yr High

In Asia, hopes for more Japanese stimulus helped Tokyo extend a recent rally.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned of dire consequences if Congress does not vote to increase the debt limit

US To Exhaust Funds By October If Debt Limit Not Raised: Yellen

The U.S. government will run out of money at some point in October unless Congress acts to increase the federal borrowing limit, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.

BlackRock is the world's largest asset manager

Investment Giant BlackRock Responds To George Soros Criticism Over 'Bad Investment' In China

Investment giant Blackrock defended itself on Wednesday from criticism leveled by billionaire financier George Soros, who disagreed with its approach to investing in China.

Outages in Lousiana's petrochemical industry due to Hurricane Ida have exacerbated a raw material crunch

US Companies Warn Ida Latest Supply Chain Hit

US companies warn Ida latest supply chain hit

The $10 billion observatory, which will be the largest and most powerful telescope launched into space, will take off on a European Space Agency (ESA) Ariane 5 rocket from Spaceport in French Guiana, on the northeastern coast of South America

NASA's Next Space Telescope To Launch In December

NASA's next space telescope to launch in December

Guinea has vast reserves of bauxite, the raw material for aluminium

Coup Puts Spotlight On Guinea's Huge Bauxite Reserves

Coup puts spotlight on Guinea's huge bauxite reserves

Zinichev previously served in President Vladimir Putin's security detail

Russian Minister Dies Trying To Save Filmmaker In Arctic Drills

Russian minister dies trying to save filmmaker in Arctic drills

The Turkish lira fell by as much as 1.5 percent against dollar

Turkish Lira Tumbles Over Central Banker's Comments

Turkish lira tumbles over central banker's comments

Marie-Antoinette, the last queen of France before the revolution, was guillotined in Paris in October 1793

Marie-Antoinette Diamonds Up For Auction In Geneva

Marie-Antoinette diamonds up for auction in Geneva

Boeing's 737 MAX was grounded for 20 months worldwide in March 2019 after 346 people died in two crashes

Boeing's Board Face Lawsuit From Shareholders Over Two Crashes

Boeing's board face lawsuit from shareholders over two crashes

Reports have said Evergrande is considering the sale of its Hong Kong headquarters at a loss as it looks to pay off its mountain of debt

China Developer Evergrande Suffers Second Downgrade In Two Days

The embattled Chinese property giant suffered a second credit rating downgrade in two days, raising fears the world's most indebted company will default and sending its shares tumbling below their 2009 listing price.

Indian authorities are concerned about another full-blown coronavirus surge

India Restricts Religious Festivals Over New Covid Surge Fears

India restricts religious festivals over new Covid surge fears

A partially destroyed workshop is seen in Syria's northern city of Aleppo. Fighting ended almost five years ago in the country's former economic hub, but limited electricity supply has hampered a full return to work in its manufacturing neighbourhoods

Power Cuts Stall Industrial Revival In Syria's Aleppo

Power cuts stall industrial revival in Syria's Aleppo

'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' is shown at a special screening at El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on September 2, 2021

'Shang-Chi,' With An Asian Lead, Sets A N.America Box Office Record

'Shang-Chi,' with an Asian lead, sets a N.America box office record

Hulu Is Raising Its Prices, Here’s When Users Will See Increase

Hulu will be hiking the price of its subscription plans again.

An altar with candles and flowers is seen near the section of an elevated track that collapsed bringing a train crashing down on May 3 in Mexico City

Beam, Bolt Flaws Caused Mexico Metro Crash, Probe Finds

Beam, bolt flaws caused Mexico metro crash, probe finds

Apple will delay the rollout of its new child protection measures

Apple Expected To Launch New iPhone On September 14

Apple announced a virtual launch event for Sept. 14.

Bitcoin has been on a rollercoaster this year. After hitting $65,000 in April it tumbled below $29,000 in June, and is now back above $50,000

Crypto News: Bitcoin Price Plummets Amid El Salvador's Legal Tender Rollout

Bitcoin's value has fallen over 10% amid El Salvador recognizing the Crypto platform as legal tender.

Supporters of the legalization of abortion take part in a demonstration in the framework of the International Safe Abortion Day, in Guadalajara, Mexico on September 28, 2020

Top Mexico Court Rules Criminalizing Abortion Unconstitutional

Top Mexico court rules criminalizing abortion unconstitutional

Investors are torn between optimism over the outlook thanks to central bank largesse, and concerns about the impact of the fast-spreading Delta coronavirus variant

European And US Stocks Sag Despite Asia Gains

European and US stocks sag despite Asia gains

Volkswagen said it would suspend work again on some lines that had only just reopened, because of weak demand

Auto Industry Chip Shortage Could Go On For Years: Major Players Give Assessments

“Probably we will remain in shortages for the next months or even years because semiconductors are in high demand," Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess, said.

Carmella, 72, who had a heart attack and could not be transferred to a specialized facility, is seen waiting at Bellville Medical Center in Texas -- one of many rural clinics in the state overwhelmed with Covid patients -- on September 1, 2021

In Covid-swamped Texas, Patients Die Stranded In Rural Hospitals

In Covid-swamped Texas, patients die stranded in rural hospitals

Police officers outside the Bulgari boutique on the Place Vendome in Paris on Tuesday.

Bulgari Hit By 10 Mn Euro Jewel Heist In Paris

Bulgari hit by 10 mn euro jewel heist in Paris

Texas Governor Greg Abbott, pictured (left) with then-president Donald Trump in May 2020, says the new law will make life 'harder for cheaters'

Texas Governor Signs Controversial Voting Access Law

Texas governor signs controversial voting access law

US President Joe Biden cleared his agenda to focus on the Afghan attack

US Infrastructure: Biden Will Attempt To Unite His Fractured Party On $3.5 Trillion Bill

Biden wants to unite Democrats to pass the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill aimed at establishing paid leave, universal pre-K, free community college, combating climate change, and expanding Medicare.