EU agency says two jabs 'vital' to battle Delta variant
ECB inches closer to 'digital euro'
"Inflation has increased notably and will likely remain elevated in coming months before moderating," Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said.
Mastercard banned from issuing new cards in India
Facebook petitions for recusal of FTC chief, joining Amazon
A trio of US banks reported strong profits Wednesday, boosted by the improved credit quality outlook despite headwinds from lower interest rates and tepid trading revenues.
In a looted S. African mall, a man lies dead as the poor pick over scraps
Will drivers get burned by EU ban on ICE cars?
Vietnam looks to tighten control over social media livestreams
Delta reports first quarterly profit since pandemic
Postings for remote jobs at the senior level, such as for general manager and chief officer, saw a 22% increase in the last year, a report says.
Covid hits Britain's flagship after Cyprus port call
Kevin David Lehmann is worth $3.3 billion after inheriting stakes in German drugstore chain drogerie markt from his father, Guenther Lehmann.
After virus closures, Shakespeare returns... outside
India food delivery giant Zomato kicks off $1.3bn IPO
Singapore unveils one of world's biggest floating solar farms
Covid case cuts short Singapore 'cruise to nowhere'
One dead in protests, Cuba officials say, dozens arrested
Britain's annual inflation rate has jumped close to a three-year peak as consumer prices accelerate on easing coronavirus restrictions, official data showed Wednesday, fanning global inflationary fears.
Sydney virus lockdown extended by at least two weeks
Have a beef with beef? A burgeoning veggie burger industry is using artificial intelligence to propose alternatives.
Pregnant women and mothers threatened by Afghan violence
Death toll in South Africa unrest climbs to 72 as violence spreads
Better economy, merger boom boosts US bank earnings
US sees biggest annual inflation jump since 2008
Renewable options such as solar and wind are already the cheapest source of new power generation in 90 percent of the world's markets, meaning developing nations can avoid oil and gas as they seek to meet growing electricity demand.
Jump in US inflation weighs on stocks, lifts dollar
Boeing to reduce 787 production after identifying new jet issue
Ransomware gang goes offline, prompting questions
The U.S. government has growing concerns around US business operating in Hong Kong and Biden is expected to warn companies of the risks.