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Toys ‘R’ Us Return: New Stores Opening In Macy’s After Filing For Bankruptcy

Toys ‘R’ Us is set to open within Macy’s department stores next year.

Ford F-150 Truck Plant In Kansas City Shuts Down For Week Over Chip Woes

Solid sales of F-150 pickup trucks helped Ford report better-than-expected results

The Ford F-150 pickup truck plant will be closed for one week due to a semiconductor-related part shortage as a result of the COVID pandemic.

US Antitrust Enforcers File New Monopoly Case Against Facebook

US regulators Thursday refiled a lawsuit accusing Facebook of maintaining an illegal monopoly in social networking, two months after the case was dismissed by a judge.

Facebook is using its Oculus virtual reality gear for a new application allowing workplace collaboration

Facebook Unveils Virtual Reality 'Workrooms'

Facebook unveils virtual reality 'workrooms'

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Costco Shoppers See Toilet Paper, Water Disappear From Store Shelves As Shortages Strike Again

"Did we not learn from last year at all? I pulled up to Costco and they are out of toilet paper and water," one Costco shopper said.

Richard Enthoven Net Worth: Nando's Owner A Billionaire

Richard Enthoven, the owner of world-famous Nando's, is a South African billionaire who was reported to have a net worth of $1.1 billion in 2015.

The Japanese giant's rivals have also been forced to slash production targets

Toyota To Cut Sept Production By 40% As Virus Hits Supply Chain

"We plan to reduce our global production by some 40 percent in September, from just under 900,000 originally planned," a Toyota spokeswoman told AFP. The Nikkei said Toyota would also scale back production in North America, China and Europe from early September.

Analysts see ex-president Hamid Karzai as a potentially unifying figure

In From The Cold: The Return Of Former Afghan Leader Karzai

In from the cold: the return of former Afghan leader Karzai

Nicole Kidman has been allowed to circumvent Hong Kong's strict rules

Kidman Quarantine Exemption Sparks Anger In Hong Kong

Kidman quarantine exemption sparks anger in Hong Kong

A health official registers the details of sex workers who gathered to get themselves inoculated in Daulatdia

Bangladesh Vaccinates Hundreds Of Sex Workers At Largest Brothel

Bangladesh vaccinates hundreds of sex workers at largest brothel

The National Health Service warns there is "no guarantee" that products claiming to be medical cannabis and sold in health stores as food supplements are of "good quality or provide any health benefits".

Britain's Legal Cannabis Market Booms On Covid Demand

Britain's legal cannabis market booms on Covid demand

China imposed a sweeping security law on Hong Kong last year to wipe out dissent after the financial hub was rocked by huge democracy protests in 2019

Hong Kongers Plead Guilty To 'National Security' Charge Over Sanction Calls

Hong Kongers plead guilty to 'national security' charge over sanction calls

Sri Lanka banned a wide range of imports, including vehicles as well as industrial raw materials and machinery since March last year

Sri Lanka Raises Rates As Rupee Falls To Record Low

Sri Lanka raises rates as rupee falls to record low

The Mayan site of Tulum in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo is seen in March 2021

Mexico's Caribbean Coast Braces For Hurricane Grace

Mexico's Caribbean coast braces for Hurricane Grace

A Taliban fighter searches the bags of people coming out of the Kabul airport after the militants' stunningly swift capture of Afghanistan

Biden Sees 'Chaos' As US Presses Taliban To Let Afghans Leave

Biden sees 'chaos' as US presses Taliban to let Afghans leave

Hallmark Recalls 15,000 Baby Teethers Due To Choking Hazard

The teethers were sold in the U.S. from June 2015 to June this year.

Two US senators requested a federal probe of claims about Autopilot by Tesla and its chief executive, Elon Musk

Senators Urge US Probe Of Tesla's Autopilot Claims

Senators urge US probe of Tesla's Autopilot claims

'Vaccine injustice is a shame on all humanity,' said WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

WHO Slams Wealthy Nations' Rush Towards Covid Vaccine Boosters

WHO slams wealthy nations' rush towards Covid vaccine boosters

Congolese soldiers on patrol in the high-risk Beni region

US Special Forces In East DR Congo To Fight Militia: Sources

US special forces in east DR Congo to fight militia: sources

Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou returns to British Columbia Supreme Court on August 18, 2021, in Vancouver, Canada

Huawei Exec's Extradition Hearing In Canada Comes To A Close

Huawei exec's extradition hearing in Canada comes to a close

Jury selection has begun in the trial of disgraced RnB star R Kelly, seen here in 2019

'Predator' R. Kelly Groomed Girls For Decades, Trial Hears

'Predator' R. Kelly groomed girls for decades, trial hears

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the group has reached out to many governments for aid

Taliban Face Critical Need For International Aid

Taliban face critical need for international aid

The US halted cash shipments to Afghanistan as the security situation deteriorated last week, and the Taliban do not have access to the nation's stockpile of gold and assets

IMF Stops Funds To Afghanistan, Reserves Blocked From Taliban

IMF stops funds to Afghanistan, reserves blocked from Taliban

A surge in virus cases and fresh lockdowns have dimmed hopes for the global economic recovery

Wall Street Stocks Fall Again After Fed Minutes

Wall Street stocks fall again after Fed minutes

A Taliban fighter holds an RPG as he stands guard outside the interior ministry in the Afghan capital Kabul

Nothing Indicated Afghan Collapse In 11 Days: Top US General

Nothing indicated Afghan collapse in 11 days: top US general

Tesla would be the first foreign car company to set up shop in Germany "in decades" sector analyst Stefan Bratzel says

Tesla’s Self-Driving Advertising Called Out As Misleading To Consumers

Two senators have requested the FTC open an investigation into Tesla's self-driving technology advertising, claiming it is "misleading" consumers.

Facebook Says It Is Helping Reduce Covid Vaccine 'Hesitancy'

Facebook said vaccine "hesitancy" is declining in the U.S. and other countries, and credits its efforts to filter out misinformation and promote authoritative information for helping the trend.