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Japan has suspended the use of some batches of Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine because a contamination was spotted

New Report Finds US Wasted 15 Million COVID-19 Vaccines

New government data contradicts CDC report on number of vaccines wasted.

Facebook Invests In New Partnerships With Argentine Press

Facebook is creating training and commercial partnerships with media all over the world

Facebook invests in new partnerships with Argentine press

History Man Ronaldo Saves Portugal As France Held In World Cup Qualifying

Antoine Griezmann (C) equalised for France in a draw at home to Bosnia and Herzegovina

History man Ronaldo saves Portugal as France held in World Cup qualifying

Oil traders are keeping tabs on the meeting of OPEC and other producers as they begin their monthly meeting later Wednesday

Stock Markets Higher As Traders Pin Hopes On Recovery

Stock markets higher as traders pin hopes on recovery

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Since May this year, OPEC+ members have raised oil output bit by bit with the aim of eventually returning to pre-pandemic production levels

Major Oil Producers Uphold Small Output Increase

Major oil producers uphold small output increase

US companies hired about half as many workers as expected in August, according to data from payroll services firm ADP

Delta Impedes US Hiring But Major Firms Announce Recruitment Push

Delta impedes US hiring but major firms announce recruitment push

The feature will initially be tested by a small number of English-speaking users, Twitter said

Twitter Tests Safety Mode To Block Internet Trolls

Twitter tests Safety Mode to block internet trolls

People walk past the New York Stock exchange (NYSE) on Wall Streetin New York City in November 2020: a new bill could close US money and stock markets to Chinese firms soon

US Stocks Open On A High Note To Start September

US stocks open on a high note to start September

The Tokyo Paralympics are entering their final stretch before Sunday's closing ceremony

Germany's 'Blade Jumper' Gets Gold But No World Record At Tokyo Paralympics

Germany's 'Blade Jumper' gets gold but no world record at Tokyo Paralympics

The Taliban now face the challenge of governing Afghanistan

Taliban Parade As Biden Defends US Pullout

Taliban parade as Biden defends US pullout

Prices of US existing homes are expected to continue to rise but at a slower pace in coming months, according to the National Association of Realtors

Mortgage Refinance Demand Falls Amid Stagnant Interest Rates

Low mortgage rates are beginning to strain the refinance market after most buyers who qualify have already gone through the process amid low interest rates and an imbalance between demand and supply of houses for interested buyers.

US Private Firms Add Just 374,000 Jobs In August: ADP

The data "has highlighted a downshift in the labor market recovery," ADP chief economist Nela Richardson said.

Mongolian children have returned to the classroom after along a Covid-shutout

Mongolian Pupils Go Back To School And End Long Education Exile

Mongolian pupils go back to school and end long education exile

A planned environmental measure to limit speed, backed by France at the International Maritime Organization, means more ships would be needed just to meet old levels of demand

Sea Freight Sector Grapples With Shortage Of Container Ships

Sea freight sector grapples with shortage of container ships

Google To Appeal 500 Mn Euro French Fine In Copyright Row

Google to appeal 500 mn euro French fine in copyright row

China's Communist Party has been cracking down on what it considers corrupting influences on the youth, such as video games

China's Kids Get Schooled In 'Xi Jinping Thought'

China's kids get schooled in 'Xi Jinping thought'

People queue to enter Universal Studios in Beijing during a trial run of the theme park

Universal Studios Makes China Debut With Soft Opening

Universal Studios makes China debut with soft opening

A farmer holds soil from the marshy shore of a polluted river in the B-Dere area of Ogoniland

New Law Stokes Tension In Nigeria's Blighted Oil Delta

New law stokes tension in Nigeria's blighted oil delta

A kit to assemble an AR-15 - the assault rifle common in mass shootings in the US - can cost as little as $400

California Declares War On 'Ghost Guns'

California declares war on 'ghost guns'

Ilan Sztulman Starosta, head of mission at Israel's consulate in Dubai, sits in his office against the background of the bustling Gulf city state

New Israel Mission In Dubai Eyes Gulf Oil Megadeal

New Israel mission in Dubai eyes Gulf oil megadeal

In Venezuela, a country in recession and contending with the world's highest inflation of nearly 3,000 percent in 2020, crypto mining presents a rare opportunity for making money

Cheap Electricity A Boon For Bitcoin Mining In Cash-strapped Venezuela

In a country in recession and contending with the world's highest inflation of nearly 3,000% in 2020, crypto mining presents an economic opportunity for a lucky few.

China's new data security law is the latest effort to tighten oversight of the country's mammoth tech sector

China Rolls Out New Data Law Over 'National Security' Fears

China rolls out new data law over 'national security' fears

This handout satellite imagery released by Maxar Technologies on May 20, 2021 shows a view of the Noor Ouarzazate solar complex in Morocco

North African Sun Offers Green Hope But State Role Key

North African sun offers green hope but state role key

US Vice President Kamala Harris delivers a speech in Singapore during a visit to promote US relations in the region against China's alleged threat

Turning From Afghanistan, The US Sets Focus On China

Turning from Afghanistan, the US sets focus on China

Elizabeth Holmes, the founder and former CEO of blood testing and life sciences company Theranos, arrives for the first day of jury selection in her fraud trial, outside Federal Court in San Jose, California on August 31

Jury Selection Starts In Theranos Founder's Fraud Trial

Jury selection starts in Theranos founder's fraud trial

There are only about 370 North Atlantic right whales -- this one is seen off Cape Cod in 2019

US Announces New Fishing Regulations To Save Endangered Whales

US announces new fishing regulations to save endangered whales

The United States believes it still has leverage over the Taliban -- but, like this fighter pictured in the cockpit of an Afghan Air Force aircraft in Kabul on August 31, 2021, they may see themselves in the driver's seat, analysts warn

US Touts Leverage - But Influence On Taliban Seen As Limited

US touts leverage - but influence on Taliban seen as limited

Mike Richards Out As Host, Producer Of 'Jeopardy!,' How Twitter Reacted

First he stepped down as "Jeopardy!" host. Now, he is fired as the show’s executive producer.

While traders remain largely upbeat about the global recovery outlook, the spread of the Delta variant is weighing on near-term confidence

Markets Lack Conviction As Traders Digest Delta, Weak China Data

Markets lack conviction as traders digest Delta, weak China data

Jessica Simpson Net Worth: A Look At Singer's Fortune After Fashion Brand Parent Company Files Bankruptcy

Sequential Brands Group Inc., the parent company of brands that include Jessica Simpson's fashion collection and Joe’s Jeans, filed for bankruptcy protection.

Walgreens Follows Other Retailers' Lead, Raises Pay To $15 Amid Worker Shortage

Walgreens is raising worker wages.

Thousands have fled the conflict into neighbouring Sudan

Ethiopia's Tigray Rebels Looting Aid Supplies: US Agency

Ethiopia's Tigray rebels looting aid supplies: US agency

After Covid lockdowns were lifted, Canada's economy grew for nine months -- only to contract in the second quarter of 2021

Canada Economic Recovery Comes To A Surprise Halt

Economists were expecting continued growth, but increases in business and government spending were insufficient to offset a decline in exports and a shock slowdown in housing resales, according to Statistics Canada.