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Facebook and Facebook-owned Instagram are driving growth in "social commerce" in the United States, with the market in China far bigger, according to researchers

Facebook Leads Surging 'Social Commerce' Market: Survey

Facebook leads surging 'social commerce' market: survey

Trump Reportedly Said Hitler 'Did A Lot Of Good Things': New Book

Former US president Donald Trump reportedly told his chief of staff that 'Hitler did a lot of good things,' according to an upcoming book

Trump reportedly said Hitler 'did a lot of good things': new book

Sears, Kmart Boycott: Retailers Slammed Over Controversial Capitol Riot T-Shirt

Democrats accuse Republicans of denying crucial facts and downplaying the seriousness of the riot, in which a baying mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence!"

The T-shirt called one of the Capitol rioters an "American Patriot."

Peter R. de Vries, a prominent Dutch crime reporter, was shot in an Amsterdam street

Dutch Crime Reporter 'Fighting For His Life' After Shooting

Dutch crime reporter 'fighting for his life' after shooting

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Samsung's overall turnover is equivalent to a fifth of the national gross domestic product

Samsung Electronics Says Q2 Operating Profit To Jump More Than Half

The world's biggest smartphone maker said in an earnings estimate that it expected operating profit of around 12.5 trillion won ($11 billion) for April to June, up from 8.15 trillion won a year earlier.

Rada Akbar's latest exhibition was forced online after she faced threats for her work showcasing some of the nation's powerful female figures

'Will I Be Alive Tomorrow?': Afghan Woman Photographer Under Threat

'Will I be alive tomorrow?': Afghan woman photographer under threat

Elon Musk's Starlink project of low orbit satellites last month won authorisation from US regulators to provideÂ broadband from space and place thousands of satellites lower than previously proposed -- but competitors are not happy

Elon Musk Now Lives In A Tiny House: Here’s How Small His Home Is

Elon Musk recently sold off the last of his property after promising to not own any houses. The CEO now lives in a tiny 20x20 Boxabl home worth $50,000 in Boca Chica, Texas.

Sweden's Coop supermarket chain is racing to reopen hundreds of stores closed as a result of the ransomware attack

US Software Firm Moves To Restart After Huge Ransomware Attack

US software firm moves to restart after huge ransomware attack

Electric car maker XPeng is chasing market leader Tesla in China

Chinese Tesla Challenger Debuts In Hong Kong With $1.8 Bn IPO

XPeng, which is already Nasdaq-listed and is chasing Tesla in China, is the latest Chinese company to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange, following other big tech firms such as video platform Bilibili and search giant Baidu.

Hundreds of food delivery workers protested in New York in April 21, 2021 to demand workers' rights

New York's 'Essential' Food Delivery Workers Demand Rights

New York's 'essential' food delivery workers demand rights

Grief: A relative of a woman killed in a suspected ADF attack in Beni carries a cross to her grave

The Murky Link Between DR Congo's ADF And Islamic State

The murky link between DR Congo's ADF and Islamic State

Abdullah Khalil lost his leg when a building in Mosul's Old City collapsed on top of him after being hit by a US-led coalition air strike in 2017

Victims Of US-led Raids In Mosul Still Waiting For Compensation

Victims of US-led raids in Mosul still waiting for compensation

A massive cloud computing contract for the US military was canceled amid a dispute between tech giants Microsoft and Amazon

Pentagon Scraps $10 Bn Cloud Contract Amid Amazon-Microsoft Rift

A Defense Department statement said the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract was canceled because it no longer meets current needs and that it would start a process for a new "multi-cloud/multi-vendor" computing contract.

Lesbia Alfaro Silva (R) and Heidi Meza (C), mothers of detained student leaders Lesther Aleman and Max Jerez respectively, speak to the press in Managua on July 6, 2021

Nicaragua Opposition Arrests Climb To 26

Nicaragua opposition arrests climb to 26

Subway Making Changes? Sandwich Chain Will Have New Ingredients

Subway announced it will offer new ingredients as a part of a company upgrade.

The breakdown of talks between major producers has sent oil prices up on concerns about surging demand and falling stockpiles

Oil Prices Hammered After OPEC+ Talks Fail

Oil prices hammered after OPEC+ talks fail

US Stocks Rebound, Still End On Downswing After Record Highs

The U.S. stock market rebounded slightly on Tuesday after an earlier dip, but still closed low after reaching record highs before the holiday weekend.