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Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks on stage during a product launch event at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California

Apple Touts App Store Economy As Its Clout Challenged

Apple touts App Store economy as its clout challenged

France To Widen Covid Vaccine Drive To 12 To 18-year-olds From June 15

With the country just beginning to bounce back from a severe third wave of infections, France's government is keen to quickly expand the vaccine coverage to slow the spread of variants

France to widen Covid vaccine drive to 12 to 18-year-olds from June 15

Supply Bottlenecks, Worker Shortage Challenge US Recovery

US businesses are optimistic economic growth will remain solid, even as they face challenges with the post-pandemic recovery

Supply bottlenecks, worker shortage challenge US recovery

Footage aired by Iranian state television showed a massive column of smoke rising from what it said was the naval supply vessel Kharg on fire before it sank in the Gulf of Oman

Iran Navy Vessel Sinks After Fire In Gulf Of Oman

Iran navy vessel sinks after fire in Gulf of Oman

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Washington is seeking agreement on a global minimum tax on corporate profits and holding off on penalizing countries for digital services taxes

US Suspends Tariffs On UK, India, European Nations In Digital Tax Dispute

US suspends tariffs on UK, India, European nations in digital tax dispute

The former president's blog -- "From the Desk of Donald J. Trump" -- was canned after being launched only a month ago

Trump Pulls Own Blog From Internet

Trump pulls own blog from internet

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, pictured May 18, 2021, made a statement referring to recent violence in the southeast, where officials have blamed separatists for attacks on police and election offices

Twitter Removes Nigeria President 'Civil War' Remark

Twitter removes Nigeria president 'civil war' remark

Amazon has acquired the Australian-based e-commerce startup Selz which allows businesses to create their own online stores. like the Canadian-based firrm Shopify

Amazon Makes A ‘Highly’ Unusual Decision Regarding Its Hiring Requirements

Amazon new hiring policy may be considered controversial by some but the e-commerce giant said it previously disqualified some applicants from job positions with the company.

US Suspends Tariffs On UK, India, EU Nations In Digital Tax Dispute: USTR

US suspends tariffs on UK, India, EU nations in digital tax dispute: USTR

Huawei has come under intense pressure since the Trump administration moved to crackdown on the firm, citing national security concerns

Huawei Launches New Mobile Operating System In Fight For Survival

Huawei launches new mobile operating system in fight for survival

AMC To Reward Small Investors With Free Popcorn

AMC to reward small investors with free popcorn

Elon Musk's SpaceX says it will launch a satellite to the Moon next year funded with dogecoin.

Elon Musk’s Latest Tweet Pushes ‘Baby Shark’ Publisher's Shares Soaring

Elon Musk's latest tweet sent the publisher of an earworm song shares soaring.

The fire has already caused Sri Lanka's worst marine ecological disaster

Burnt-out Container Ship Sinking Off Sri Lanka

Burnt-out container ship sinking off Sri Lanka

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

When Is Amazon Prime Day 2021? Dates, Early Deals, Membership Details, And More

Amazon will hold its annual Prim Day sale for two days, offering over 2 million deals across its e-commerce site.

Navalny was imprisoned for two-and-a-half-years on old embezzlement charges in February

Russian Senators Adopt 'Extremist' Bill That Would Bar Critics From Polls

Russian senators adopt 'extremist' bill that would bar critics from polls

Liang Liang, a giant panda, has been on loan to Malaysia since 2014 along with a male panda, Xing Xing

Third Giant Panda Cub Born In Malaysia

Third giant panda cub born in Malaysia

Adevinta announced in July last year that it would acquire eBay's classified ads division for $9.2 billion, thereby creating the largest player in the field.

Britain Approves EBay Merger With Adevinta

Britain approves eBay merger with Adevinta

Why Debt Is The Secret Ingredient To Building Wealth

The truth is debt can be a very good thing for a business owner and can be a way of creating wealth.

Workers at Amazon will only be made to undergo testing for marijuana use in the event of an incident

Amazon Backs Bill To Legalize Marijuana In US

Amazon backs bill to legalize marijuana in US

The WHO says the efficacy results of China's Sinovac COVID-19 coronavirus vaccine show it prevents symptomatic disease in 51 percent of those vaccinated

WHO Approves China's Sinovac Covid Jab

WHO approves China's Sinovac Covid jab

A labor group says data shows a higher than average injury rate at facilities operated by Amazon, which has defended its record on worker safety

Amazon Shifts Policy On Controversial Worker Monitoring System

Amazon shifts policy on controversial worker monitoring system

After opening its first theme park, Nintendo is planning a museum

Let's-a Go! Nintendo Announces Plans For Japan Museum

Let's-a go! Nintendo announces plans for Japan museum

JBS is a sprawling meat supplier with operations in the United States, Australia, Canada, Europe, Mexico, New Zealand and Britain

Meatpacking Giant JBS Believes Russia Behind Hack That Hit Plants

Meatpacking giant JBS believes Russia behind hack that hit plants

Farida Ramadan Ali, an Egyptian transgender woman in her fifties

Transgender Woman Battles For 'Dignity' In Conservative Egypt

Transgender woman battles for 'dignity' in conservative Egypt

Hardline nationalist Itamar Ben-Gvir has in recent weeks been stoking the flames at some of Israel's flashpoint sites

The Ultra Right-wing MP Inflaming Israeli Politics

The ultra right-wing MP inflaming Israeli politics

Helicopters land at the US military base in Bagram, Afghanistan

US To Hand Bagram Base To Afghan Forces In 20 Days, Says Official

US to hand Bagram base to Afghan forces in 20 days, says official

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a staunch Republican, signed a law banning transgender women and girls from competing in girls and women's sports at public schools

Florida Bans Transgender Women From School Sports

Florida bans transgender women from school sports

Passengers wait to check in at an Air Algeria counter for a flight to Paris at Algiers' Houari Boumediene Airport

Algeria Partially Reopens Borders After 15 Months Of Virus Shutdown

Algeria partially reopens borders after 15 months of virus shutdown

Crude Gains On OPEC Decision But US Rally Fades

Crude gains on OPEC decision but US rally fades

A day ahead of announcing its quarterly results, Amazon said it would increase wages for many US employees

How Safe Is It To Work At Amazon Warehouses? Injuries At Higher Rates Than Competitors

The Strategic Organizing Center released a study that revealed warehouse employees suffer injuries at higher rates than those who work at warehouses run by other companies.