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Amazon May Prove Exception To Global Tax Rules

Amazon may prove exception to global tax rules

Best Buy, Walmart, Target Shift Shoppers Online With Store Closings For Thanksgiving Day 2021

The start of Black Friday shopping at these three retailers will not start in stores on Thanksgiving Day.

France To 'Fight' For Amazon's Inclusion In Digital Tax

Despite Amazon's colossal footprint and a market capitalisation of more than $1 trillion, its profit margin last year amounted to just 6.3 percent, placing it firmly below the 10-percent threshold

France to 'fight' for Amazon's inclusion in digital tax

Dmitry Gudkov says President Vladimir Putin's allies intend to secure success in September parliamentary elections by getting rid of opposition candidates

After Fleeing Russia, Putin Critic Gudkov Decries 'Dictatorship'

After fleeing Russia, Putin critic Gudkov decries 'dictatorship'

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Condor was granted aid worth 550 million euros ($600 million) from the German government and the regional state of Hesse to keep it afloat during the coronavirus crisis

EU Court Annuls State Aid To Condor But Suspends Repayment

EU court annuls state aid to Condor but suspends repayment

During her speech to the Czech senate, Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya holds up a picture off arrested journalist Roman Protasevich

Tikhanovskaya Likens Belarus To 'Prague Spring' Crackdown

Tikhanovskaya likens Belarus to 'Prague Spring' crackdown

Myanmar has been in chaos and its economy paralysed since the February putsch

UN Rapporteur Warns Of 'Mass Deaths' From Starvation In Myanmar

UN rapporteur warns of 'mass deaths' from starvation in Myanmar

From Wednesday, customers will be able to move inside from the terraces

France Enjoys Indoor Dining With New Lifting Of Covid Curbs

France enjoys indoor dining with new lifting of Covid curbs

Noam Tamir (left) and Benny Maidenbaum at the TS Fitness studio in New York in May 2021

New Yorkers Seek To Shed Pandemic Pounds

New Yorkers seek to shed pandemic pounds

Across China students are taking the "gaokao" college entrance exam -- typically the most stressful point of a Chinese student's life

Chinese Students Take Crucial 'Gaokao' Exams In Covid Isolation

Chinese students take crucial 'gaokao' exams in Covid isolation

The Stratospheric Rise Of Blockchain Startup Investment In 2021 Is Breaking All Previous Records

Funding for crypto and blockchain startups shows no signs of slowing in 2021 as VC firms and angel investors appear keen to invest billions of dollars, breaking previous records.

School teacher Ali Nawaz (L) and his family helped with rescue efforts after two express trains collided in Pakistan

'Hero' Family Rushes To Aid Pakistan Train Crash Victims

'Hero' family rushes to aid Pakistan train crash victims

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (L) unseated Mohammed bin Nayef (R) as heir to the Saudi throne in 2017Mohammed bin Nayef (R) speaking with deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during the opening session of the Shura Council in Riyadh. A US-based

US Lawsuit Casts Spotlight On 'Disappeared' Saudi Royal

US lawsuit casts spotlight on 'disappeared' Saudi royal

China's factory gate prices have risen at their highest rate in more than a decade as the economy recovers from the coronavirus lockdowns imposed last year

China's Factory Prices Soar In May But Consumers Avoid Cost Surge

China's factory prices soar in May but consumers avoid cost surge

Rural school teacher Pedro Castillo has taken razor-thin lead as votes are tallied in Peru's presidential election

Peru On Edge As Presidential Vote Count Drags

Peru on edge as presidential vote count drags

Detentions of undocumented migrants along the US-Mexico border hit a 15-year high in April

Harris Says No Quick Fix To Root Causes Of Migration

Harris says no quick fix to root causes of migration

A bombshell report from journalism nonprofit ProPublica showed that several billionaires completely avoided US taxes some years

Musk, Bezos, Other Billionaires Avoid US Income Taxes: Report

The billionaires reportedly did nothing illegal in their tax declarations but employed tax-avoidance strategies.

Ohio was among some three dozen US states that filed a federal lawsuit in late 2020 accusing Google of abusing its market dominance

US State Sues To Have Google Declared A Public Utility

US state sues to have Google declared a public utility

Why Chipotle’s Brian Niccol Is All for Spending MORE on Ingredients – And People

Chipotle Raises Menus Prices To Cover Costs Of Raising Wages

The company's CEO said it has increased prices for menu items by about 4% to cover the costs of worker raises.

Emma Coronel, the wife of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "el Chapo" Guzman, seen during his trial on February 4, 2019

Wife Of 'El Chapo' To Plead Guilty To Drug Trafficking: Source

Wife of 'El Chapo' to plead guilty to drug trafficking: source

Germany's antitrust investigation into Google follows the application of a new law giving the authorities more power to rein in big tech companies

Google Will Drop Auction For Rival Search Engines On Android Devices

The tech giant made a concession to its rivals amid pressure from the EU.

Families pay their respects on June 8, 2021, at a makeshift memorial near the site where a man driving a pick-up truck struck and killed four members of a Muslim family in London, Ontario, Canada

Trudeau Slams 'Terrorist' Killing Of Muslim Family

Trudeau slams 'terrorist' killing of Muslim family

Lordstown Motors, which visited the White House in September 2020, warned Tuesday it lacks sufficient capital to beging commercial production

Lordstown Motors Warns It Needs More Capital To Keep Going

Lordstown Motors warns it needs more capital to keep going

Togi, 16, started working in a fast food restaurant after his father lost his job during the Covid-19 pandemic

Pandemic Pushes Poor US Students Into Working Odd Jobs

Pandemic pushes poor US students into working odd jobs

President Joe Biden is continuing to put pressure on China, and has called on Congress to pass a plan aimed at improving US technological competitiveness

Biden Keeps Pressure On China, Aims Spending At Competitive Edge

Biden keeps pressure on China, aims spending at competitive edge

The value of bitcoin has fallen by over 50 percent since hitting a peak of $64,870 in mid-April

Bitcoin Sinks And Approaches $30,000

Bitcoin sinks and approaches $30,000

According to a fraud squad report seen by AFP, investigators found discrepancies of up to 377 percent between emissions from Renault vehicles during tests, and results from actual on-the-road use by consumers

Renault Charged With 'Deceit' In Diesel Emissions Inquiry

Renault charged with 'deceit' in diesel emissions inquiry

Wendy’s Rides Reddit Wave On ‘Chicken Tendies’ Tweets And Roasting Rivals

Wendy's shares were trading over 20% as of early afternoon on Tuesday after a Reddit user laid down their reasoning for why it was the "perfect stock."

Dubbed the "Butcher of the Balkans", Mladic was sentenced to life in jail by a UN war crimes tribunal in 2017

'Butcher Of Bosnia' Mladic's Life Sentence Upheld

'Butcher of Bosnia' Mladic's life sentence upheld

An epidemic of ransomware has sparked calls for tougher action against hackers, with US officials pledging to make cyber investigations a top priority

Tough Fight Looms Against Ransomware 'Epidemic'

The attacks hitting the Colonial Pipeline and the major JBS meatpacking operations are examples of a burgeoning cybercrime industry with the potential to inflict pain and extract profits by impacting "critical" networks, experts say.