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This file photo shows Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro speaking during a June 21, 2021 event in Brasilia; he is facing a growing scandal over a questionable vaccine order

Bolsonaro In A Bind Over Suspected Graft In India Vaccine Deal

It was peculiar Brazil was buying Covaxin at all, given that far-right President Jair Bolsonaro had previously rebuffed offers of cheaper, more effective vaccines.

Volkswagen To Stop Selling Combustion Engines In Europe By 2035

Volkswagen's electric push has been accelerated by the "dieselgate" scandal, which and cost the company dearly in both cash and reputational harm

Volkswagen said it plans to stop producing cars with internal combustion engines in Europe for its eponymous flagship brand between 2033 and 2035, as the German auto giant accelerates its drive towards electric vehicles.

Why STEM Companies Need To Start Recruiting High Schoolers

A shortage of workers could delay or even forestall the next generation of breakthroughs -- from vaccines and medical devices to advanced robotics systems and technologies that can mitigate climate change.

Global tax reforms would allow countries to tax a share of profits of the 100 most profitable companies in the world

Bargaining Over Global Tax Enters Key Stage

Bargaining over global tax enters key stage

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Indian celebrity chef Saransh Goila (R) has been called the maker of the world's 'best butter chicken' by MasterChef Australia

The Young Indian Chef Taking The 'World's Best Butter Chicken' Global

The young Indian chef taking the 'world's best butter chicken' global

Hancock's breach of Covid social distancing restrictions with aide Gina Coladangelo has cost the health secretary his job

UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock Resigns After Covid Breach

UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock resigns after Covid breach

A satellite image showing the Champlain Towers South after its collapse in Surfside, Florida on June 25, 2021

Death Toll From Florida Building Collapse Climbs To Five

Death toll from Florida building collapse climbs to five

Why 7-Eleven Was Ordered To Sell 200 Locations

7-Eleven is being required to sell off 200 locations following what may be an illegal acquisition deal.

Nicaraguan journalist Pedro Joaquin Chamorro (R), pictured 2006 with his mother, former president Violeta Barrios de Chamorro (C), and brother-in-law Edmundo Jarquin, is the latest opposition figure to be detained ahead of the presidential election

Son Of Ex-president Chamorro Detained In Nicaragua

Son of ex-president Chamorro detained in Nicaragua

Smaller E-Commerce Sites May Have An Advantage Over Big-Box Retail Competitors Like Walmart, Target

Big Box retailers have some steep and unexpected competition for consumers when it comes to new direct-to-consumer e-commerce products.

The opioids crisis is believed to have claimed more than 500,000 lives since 1999

J&J To Stop Selling Opioids In US, Reaches $230 Mn Settlement With New York

Johnson & Johnson, one of the pharmaceutical giants accused of fueling the deadly US opioid crisis, has reached a settlement with the state of New York for $230 million and confirmed it will stop making or selling opioids in the United States.

Erdogan says the controversial Black Sea canal has been planned 'in accordance with science'

Turkey's Erdogan Launches Work On Controversial Black Sea Canal

Turkey's Erdogan launches work on controversial Black Sea canal

Antony Blinken (left) and German counterpart Heiko Maas find common ground over beer -- a refreshing change from the Trump administration, Maas says

In Europe, US Allies Gush Over Friendly New Administration

Germany's top diplomat could barely stop smiling as he had a beer with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Berlin.

An investigation in China found issues with navigational software that affects some imported and domestically manufactured Model 3 and Model Y Tesla vehicles

Tesla To 'Recall' Over 285,000 Cars In China Due To Faulty Software

Electric car giant Tesla will "recall" over 285,000 cars from the Chinese market after an investigation found issues with its assisted driving software that could cause road collisions.