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A man is arrested during a demonstration against the government of Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel in Havana

Domestic Politics Tie Biden's Hands On Cuba

Domestic politics tie Biden's hands on Cuba

Biden Says Social Media Misinformation On Covid 'Killing People'

US President Joe Biden said Covid vaccine misinformation is 'killing people'

Biden says social media misinformation on Covid 'killing people'

Iraq Says Suspects Arrested For Murder Of Academic Hashemi

An Iraqi places a candle in a memorial to Hisham al-Hashemi in this July 11, 2020 photo

Iraq says suspects arrested for murder of academic Hashemi

Demonstrators in Hialeah, Florida waved Cuban and US flags in support of protests in Cuba on July 15

Cubans 'Disappointed' With Lack Of Biden Action

Cubans 'disappointed' with lack of Biden action

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Samsung Electronics, long known as the world's biggest smartphone and memory chip maker, is crucial to South Korea's economic health

Samsung Electronics Eyes Texas Location For $17B Chip Plant

Samsung is looking at possible location in Texas for a $17 billion chip plant but it isn't in Austin.

US consumers are growing more upbeat about the economy and job prospects, with confidence rebounding to the highest point since the start of the pandemic

Consumer Confidence On Sharp Decline Following Rising Inflation Concerns

Consumer sentiment has fallen in July due to concerns of inflation.

The unprecedented online talks involving heads of state from the 21-nation Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) group was called at short notice by New Zealand

APEC Leaders Agree To Cooperate On Global Vaccine Push

APEC leaders agree to cooperate on global vaccine push

Salad Recall 2021: Romaine, Spring Mix Sold At Walmart, Kroger Stores Recalled Over Salmonella Fears

Salad greens from BrightFarms was recalled after the company received eight alleged reports of consumer illnesses.

Electronics outlets were among the shops that saw sales grow in June amid a surprise increase in US retail sales

Retail Sales Unexpectedly Rise In June As Consumers Return To Pre-Pandemic Habits

Retail sales rise in June as the pandemic winds down, with more people heading out and spending money.

Students were often at the forefront of last year's protests and Amnesty International says several hundred were detained and more than 150 expelled from their schools

Belarus Jails Students, Raids Media In Crackdown

Belarus jails students, raids media in crackdown

Ford recalled 775,000 Explorer sport utility vehicles built between 2013 and 2017, an earlier generation than this model, which was unveiled in 2019

Ford Recalls 775,000 Explorer SUVs

Ford recalls 775,000 Explorer SUVs

Ford Recall 2021: These Explorer, F-Series And Lincoln Vehicles Will Need Repairs

Ford has issued three safety recalls that affect its F-Series trucks and SUVs. Here's what you need to know about getting repairs to your vehicle.

Tourists are still visiting Spain, but many are making plans only at the last moment in fear that the travel rules will change

Teeth Gritted, Spain Tourism Rides 'Covid Rollercoaster'

Teeth gritted, Spain tourism rides 'Covid rollercoaster'

Xiaomi is making gains on Samsung in the global smartphone market, according to a new survey.

Xiaomi Grabs Number Two Spot In Surging Smartphone Market: Survey

Xiaomi grabs number two spot in surging smartphone market: survey

China's President Xi Jinping on Friday promised $3 billion in aid to developing countries to fight Covid-19 at the unprecedented emergency online meeting

China Pledges Another $3bn In Covid-19 Aid To Developing Countries

China pledges another $3bn in Covid-19 aid to developing countries

A US shipment of Covid-19 vaccines to Africa comes as the world faces an intensifying impact from the virulent Delta strain of the coronavirus

US Shipping 25 Million Covid Vaccine Doses To Africa: Officials

US shipping 25 million Covid vaccine doses to Africa: officials

The Great Tuna Debate: Subway Cites Scientific Experts For Proof Its '100% Real'

“People love our tuna. We're very proud of our tuna, so I think that's really the end of the story,” Subway CEO John Chidsey said.

Members of the ethnic Indian community in Phoenix township stand guard at a roadblock

S.African Township Becomes 'Racial' Flashpoint In Rainbow Nation

S.African township becomes 'racial' flashpoint in Rainbow Nation

WhatsApp can be a strong marketing tool for small businesses.

Was Your WhatsApp Account Blocked? Social App Halts 2M Indian Users For This Reason

WhatsApp said it blocks 8 million accounts globally on average each month.

American Airlines says the company's fortunes will hinge largely on the return of business travelers

Travel Roars Back: American Airlines Cancels Flight Attendants' Leaves, To Hire 800 More

American Airlines is planning to hire 800 more flight attendants to meet demand and also canceled extended leave of absences Thursday.

The first locally transmitted cases of the highly contagious Delta variant were recorded in the Philippines and more than three million people went into lockdown

Philippines Warns Virus 'Surge' Possible After Delta Strain Detected

Philippines warns virus 'surge' possible after Delta strain detected

Paytm founder and chief executive Vijay Shekhar Sharma, who has a net worth of $2.3 billion according to Forbes, holds just under 10 percent of the company

Paytm's Expected $2.2bn IPO Fuels India Market

Paytm's expected $2.2bn IPO fuels India market

Gevers managed to access Trump's Twitter account twice, once using the password 'yourefired' and then the password 'maga2020!'

Trump Hacker And Friends On A Mission To Fix The Internet

Trump hacker and friends on a mission to fix the internet

Inside Donald Trump Jr's $9.7 Million Florida Mansion With A 1.2 Acre Backyard

Donald Trump Jr. and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, bought a new $9.7 million house in Jupiter, Florida that has a massive 1.2-acre backyard with a swimming pool.

Audio-chat app Clubhouse is connecting ordinary Afghans with the Taliban

Clubhouse In A Conflict Zone: Afghans Confront Taliban On Audio App

Clubhouse in a conflict zone: Afghans confront Taliban on audio app

Afghan flags fluttering on masts in Kabul, where the government is struggling to counter the Taliban's latest sweeping military offensive

Taliban See Battlefield Dominance As Path To Political, Diplomatic Power

Taliban see battlefield dominance as path to political, diplomatic power

Three women in Havana check their mobile phones after internet access was restored in Cuba

Cuban Government Blames Twitter For Unrest

Cuban government blames Twitter for unrest

Researchers say a sophisticated spyware campaign was used to target activists, journalists and others

Spyware Campaign Targeted Journalists, Activists: Researchers

Spyware campaign targeted journalists, activists: researchers

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has been campaigning for countries to adopt a global tax reform, including a measure to allow countries to tax their largest businesses no matter where they are based

Yellen 'Not Certain' Amazon Would Pay Under Global Tax Agreement

The landmark deal implementing a minimum corporate rate of 15% is supposed to help put an end to top multinationals shopping for countries with low corporate taxes in which to book their profits instead of paying where they conduct their business.