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Apple Update Will Check IPhones For Images Of Child Sexual Abuse

Apple update will check iPhones for images of child sexual abuse

Ultra-modern Singapore's Dark Secret: Female Genital Mutilation

Singapore is modern and cosmopolitan but social values remain conservative and female genital mutilation -- banned in much of the world -- is not illegal

Ultra-modern Singapore's dark secret: female genital mutilation

Tigray Rebels Take Control Of UNESCO Site Lalibela: Residents

World heritage: The church of St. Mercurius is one of Lalibela's rock-hewn treasures (2019 file picture)

Tigray rebels take control of UNESCO site Lalibela: residents

Electric car sales account for only two percentage of the overall US market, compared with 10 percent in Europe

Biden Targets Half Of US Car Sales To Be Zero-Emission By 2030

Biden cast the move as a way to compete with China and other countries that have invested in electric vehicles (EV), while also transforming the US transportation sector, which is the biggest source of the country's carbon emissions.

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Microsoft's main campus in Redmond, Washington is seen in May 2017

Microsoft Requires Vaccinations For Workers, As Office Returns Slow

"Starting in September, we'll also require proof of vaccination for all employees, vendors and any guests entering Microsoft buildings in the United States," Microsoft said.

The Block is Getting Greener: Top Environmentally Aware Blockchain and Crypto Projects

The impact on the climate resulting from the mining of Bitcoin and other leading cryptocurrencies has hit the industry hard. There have been global crackdowns on mining in South East Asia, with many miners jumping ship, to find more friendly environments to conduct their mining operations.

While broadly upbeat about the outlook, investors remain nervous about the spread the Delta variant, mixed US data and the prosect of Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy

Stocks Mixed As Traders Weigh Inflation, Positive US Data

Stocks mixed as traders weigh inflation, positive US data

Richard Trumka, Powerful Head OF AFL-CIO Union Federation, Dies At 72

The influential labor force leader died of a heart attack on Thursday.

Local governments in China have tested entire cities and locked down millions

Covid Cases Top 200 Million Worldwide As China Vows Massive Vaccine Boost

Covid cases top 200 million worldwide as China vows massive vaccine boost

Tesla founder Elon Musk said it was "odd" he was not invited to the White House event on boosting electric vehicles

Electric Car Leader Tesla Left Out Of White House Event

Electric car leader Tesla left out of White House event

Former Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg (L) has endorsed former US vice president Joe Biden for president, shortly after abandoning his own White House hopes

Tesla News: Buttigieg 'Not Sure' Why Automaker Was Not Invited To White House For EV Event

Pete Buttigieg was interviewed about the White House electric vehicle event and asked why Tesla was not invited.

Amazon wants to locate its African headquarters in Cape Town -- supporters of the scheme say it would create thousands of jobs

Amazon Pushes Return To Office Until 2022 As Delta Variant Cases Surge

Amazon workers will return to corporate offices beginning on Jan. 3, 2022.

Bill Gates Says Time With Epstein A 'Huge Mistake'

Bill Gates says time with Epstein a 'huge mistake'

Why Customers Are Furious With Kroger And Boycotting Its Stores: ‘This Is The Last Straw’

Chao resigned from her position as U.S. transportation secretary the day after the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.

Qualcomm Offers $4.6 Billion For Veoneer, Tops Magna’s Bid

In a battle to gain foothold of the emerging hands-free driving market, Qualcomm tops Magna’s bid to buy Veoneer.

All over: Valentino Rossi addresses his retirement press conference on Thursday

After 26 Years And Nine World Titles, 'Sad' Rossi Calls It Quits

After 26 years and nine world titles, 'sad' Rossi calls it quits

Adidas Increases Outlook, CEO ‘Convinced’ Company Will Recover After China Boycott

Sports apparel giant Adidas expressed confidence in its outlook Thursday despite a dip in China sales due to a boycott over allegations China has committed human rights abuses.

Some ten percent of Americans have so far received at least one Covid vaccine dose, with Moderna accounting for just under half the number

Delta Variant Could Cause More Breakthrough Infections For Vaccinated, Moderna Says

More than 64 million people have received the Moderna vaccine, which the company said has 93% efficacy for up to six months after the second dose.

After 26 Years And Nine World Titles, Valentino Rossi Calls It Quits

After 26 years and nine world titles, Valentino Rossi calls it quits

Qatar Airways has been told by the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority to ground 13 of its Airbus A350 planes because of degradation of fuselage surfaces

Qatar Airways 'Ordered' To Ground 13 Airbus Planes: Airline

Qatar Airways 'ordered' to ground 13 Airbus planes: airline

China has already provided more than 700 million doses of vaccine to other countries this year

China Pledges Two Billion Vaccine Doses To World: Xi

China pledges two billion vaccine doses to world: Xi

Fully Vaccinated Carnival Cruise Prompts Policy Changes After ‘Small Number’ Of Passengers Infected With COVID

The 'small number' of COVID cases were reported onboard the Carnival Vista cruise ship that departed out of Galveston, Texas.

The Bank of England is expected to keep its main record low interest rate but it could signal plans to start winding down its Covid stimulus programme.

Bank Of England Sees Inflation Surging But Keeps Stimulus

The Bank of England predicted the U.K. annual inflation rate to continue surging this year as pandemic-hit economies reopen, but kept its record-low interest rate and emergency stimulus intact.

Supplies of iron, steel, chemicals and gold flowed into the US economy at a faster pace in June, increasing the country's trade deficit

US Trade Deficit Hits Record In June As Imports Balloon

A surge in imports of industrial supplies drove the U.S. trade deficit to a record in June, a sign global supply chains may be coming back online after the pandemic disruptions.

Fewer Americans are filing claims for unemployment benefits as the US economy adds back jobs lost during the Covid-19 pandemic

US Unemployment Filings Decline For Second Straight Week

Fewer Americans filed unemployment benefit claims last week, pushing the closely watched metric of labor market health lower as the economy improves.

Lufthansa is beginning to patch up its losses

Pent-up Travel Demand Helps Lufthansa Halve Losses

Pent-up travel demand helps Lufthansa halve losses

Osama bin Laden at an undisclosed location inside Afghanistan, on an unknown date -- the al-Qaeda leader found sanctuary in Sudan in the 1990s

Inside Osama Bin Laden's Brother's $28M Mansion He Abandoned After 9/11

Ibrahim bin Laden, the older half-brother of the late terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, has put his expansive Bel Air mansion on the market for $28 million after abandoning it following the 9/11 attacks.