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Chris Urmson, chief executive officer of Aurora, attends the annual Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference, July 10, 2019 in Sun Valley, Idaho

Self-driving Car Startup Aurora On Road To Going Public

Self-driving car startup Aurora on road to going public

US Stocks Mostly Fall In Profit Taking After Records

US stocks mostly fall in profit taking after records

Netflix Signals Play Plans With Video Exec Hiring

Netflix is offering more signs of a move into video games which may be played on the streaming television service

Netflix signals play plans with video exec hiring

A man fires a gun in the air to disperse suspected looters outside a mall in the Johannesburg suburb of VosloorusUnrest raged in South Africa on July 14, 2021, for the sixth day running, stoking fears of food and fuel shortages as disruption to farming

S.Africa Hikes Troop Deployment Against Looters As Death Toll Rises To 117

S.Africa hikes troop deployment against looters as death toll rises to 117

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In 2017 and 2019, Alitalia received state loans worth a total 1.3 billion euros

New Italian Airline To Take Off On October 15

New Italian airline to take off on October 15

Vehicle Production Drops Again As Automakers Face Chip Shortages

U.S. vehicle production dropped 0.1% for the month of June as chip shortages disrupted production at automakers in the U.S.

Facebook says it disabled accounts linked to an Iran-based espionage effort

Facebook Says Iran-based Spies Targeted Defense Workers

Facebook says Iran-based spies targeted defense workers

Brussels has launched a series of challenges to its prickly eastern members over what EU officials see as their challenge to European values and the rule of law

Stand-off With Poland, Hungary Threatens EU Legal Order

Stand-off with Poland, Hungary threatens EU legal order

Map showing countries and territories where the Delta variant of the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2 B.1.617.2) has been detected, according to WHO as of July 13.

WHO Warns Of 'Dangerous' Variants As Covid Cases Rise Globally

WHO warns of 'dangerous' variants as Covid cases rise globally

This undated image courtesy of Oliver Daemen shows the 18-year-old, who will be the youngest astronaut to fly into space as part of the Blue Origin crewBlue Origin said on July 15, 2021, Daemen, a paying customer, will fly to space on board the company's

Blue Origin Says Will Fly 18-year-old To Space On July 20

Blue Origin says will fly 18-year-old to space on July 20

President Jovenel Moise was killed by an well armed hit squad in his private residence on July 7

Haitian Police: President's Killing Planned In Dominican Republic

Haitian police: president's killing planned in Dominican Republic

Netflix has already held talks with several industry veterans in its push to find a video game executive

UBS Bets On Netflix As It Foresees A Subscriber Boon For The Streaming Service

UBS raised its price target for the stock based on increasing the number of streaming subscribers.

Attendants direct cars to gas pumps as they queue to fill their tanks at a Costco in Charlotte, North Carolina in May 2021 following a ransomware attack that shut down the Colonial Pipeline

US Offers Rewards To Stop Foreign Ransomware Attacks

US offers rewards to stop foreign ransomware attacks

Though data show US firms rehiring workers, there are also reports many are struggling to find people to take open jobs

Jobless Claims At Pandemic-era Low

The jobs report for July 15 has shown a decrease in unemployment claims to 360,000 compared to 364,000 two weeks ago.

A Truly Delicious Job Offer: Eat Tacos. Get Paid $25,000 A Month

McCormick is giving customers the chance to turn their love for tacos into a career.

The new jobs will take Amazon's total permanent UK workforce past 40,000, up by a third in a year as the pandemic triggers a surge in online shopping

Amazon Lawsuit: Why 420,000 Products Are Under Scrutiny By Federal Regulators

Consumer Product Safety Commission claimed children's sleepwear, carbon monoxide detectors, and hairdryers on Amazon's website were potentially hazardous to consumers.

Cloud computing allows firms to cut costs and hassle by having outside firms host their data and provide processing power for certain applications

The Future Of Finance Is Connected Finance

With unified, real-time financial data, the connected CFOs can revolutionize how different departments interact.

Consumers are returning to stores after the initial shock of the pandemic last year, but recent activity has been lower than optimistic earlier annual projections

Uniqlo Parent Firm Downgrades Outlook Despite Earnings Rebound

Uniqlo parent firm downgrades outlook despite earnings rebound

The HKJA said there were 'knives hanging over journalists' heads' in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Journalist Union Says Press Freedoms 'In Tatters'

Hong Kong journalist union says press freedoms 'in tatters'

A suspected looter hauls away items on Wednesday from a ransacked shopping mall in Vosloorus on the outskirts of Johannesburg

South African Government Asks For 25,000 Troops To Curb Unrest

South African government asks for 25,000 troops to curb unrest

China abhors a power vacuum, especially on its borders, and maintaining stability after decades of war in its western neighbour will be Beijing's paramount consideration if the Taliban return to power in Afghanistan

China Weighs Risk And Reward In A Taliban-led Afghanistan

China weighs risk and reward in a Taliban-led Afghanistan

Bangladeshi economist and 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus will receive Olympic Laurel at the Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony

Bangladesh Nobel Laureate Yunus To Receive Olympic Laurel

Bangladesh Nobel laureate Yunus to receive Olympic Laurel

Spanish star Antonio Banderas (centre) and a New York cab in Thassaloniki are just two visible signs of the flurry in filmmaking in Greece

Hollywood Flurry Lifts Greek Film Industry Hopes

Hollywood flurry lifts Greek film industry hopes

China was the only major economy to expand in all of 2020

China Growth Slows To 7.9% In Second Quarter In Covid Recovery

The world's second-largest economy has staged a rapid recovery from last year's slump caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but its pace is easing with manufacturing slowing and consumer demand not picking up as quickly as expected.

A smart robot supplies worshippers with bottles of Zamzam water to reduce direct contact with staff as a measure against Covid-19

Saudi Hosts Vaccinated Pilgrims For 2nd Downsized Hajj

Saudi hosts vaccinated pilgrims for 2nd downsized hajj

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will host an emergency APEC virtual meeting aimed at bolstering coronavirus vaccine rollouts

New Zealand's Ardern To Host Emergency APEC Virus Summit

New Zealand's Ardern to host emergency APEC virus summit

China Growth Slows To 7.9% In Second Quarter

The world's second-largest economy has staged a rapid recovery from last year's slump caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but its pace is losing steam, with manufacturing activity slowing and consumer demand picking up more slowly than expected.