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BP returned to profit as oil prices recovered

BP Returns To Profit As Oil Prices Recover

BP returned to profit in the second quarter. The company had posted a hefty loss one year earlier as the pandemic crushed oil prices.

France's Sanofi Expands MRNA Drive With US Firm Purchase

Sanofi will buy Translate Bio, with which it has been working to develop an mRNA Covid jab, for $3.2 billion.

France's Sanofi expands mRNA drive with US firm purchase

China's Wuhan To Test 'All Residents' As Covid Returns

China's Wuhan to test 'all residents' as Covid returns

Venezuelan musicians from the Latin Vox Machine rehearse The Symphonic Little Prince in a house in Buenos Aires

Venezuelan Refugee Orchestra Back Together After Argentine Lockdown

Venezuelan refugee orchestra back together after Argentine lockdown

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Chinese firm Sinopharm has said its coronavirus vaccine is 79 percent effective following Phase 3 trials

UAE Approves China’s Sinopharm COVID-19 Vaccine For Kids 3-And-Up

The UAE has one of the world's highest immunization rates.

Burgers made with vegetal steak are part of Firmenich's push towards healthier foods

Swiss Flavour Firm Gets Taste For Post-Covid Health Food Boom

Swiss flavour firm gets taste for post-Covid health food boom

England forward Harry Kane celebrates against Denmark at Wembley

Tottenham News: Harry Kane Faces Getting Fined For 'No Showing' Training Camp

The Tottenham Hotspurs plan to fine Harry Kane for "no showing" practice.

England's Joe Root (L) chats with Ben Stokes (R)

Top Orders To Be Tested As England Face India Without Stokes

Top orders to be tested as England face India without Stokes

Fully Vaccinated Sen. Graham Tests Positive For COVID-19, Suffers 'Mild Symptoms'

The Republican senator says he was glad to be fully vaccinated, otherwise he would have felt 'far worse.'

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has called on Congress to act 'as soon as possible'

Treasury's Yellen Urges Congress To Raise US Debt Limit

Congress suspended the debt limit in 2019, but the two-year suspension lapsed July 31, forcing Treasury to begun taking "extraordinary measures" to remain under the ceiling and continue funding government operations.

US President Joe Biden's administration had initially targeted July 4, 2021 to hit the goal of administering at least one dose of a Covid vaccine to 70 percent of adults and declare victory over the worst of the pandemic

US Belatedly Hits Biden's Covid Vaccination Goal As Hospitalizations Soar

US belatedly hits Biden's Covid vaccination goal as hospitalizations soar

Facebook warned of cooler growth in the months ahead in a quarterly update reflecting higher profits.

Facebook To Require Employees To Wear Masks On Campus Regardless Of Vaccination Status

Facebook is following other tech companies with a required mask mandate again.

Pfizer and BioNTech also said they were developing a Delta-specific vaccine to combat the highly transmissible Covid variant

Delta Variant 'Spreads Like Wildfire' As Cases Continue To Rise In US

The Delta variant is spreading "like wildfire" as new cases in the U.S. continue to rise. 99% of hospitalizations and deaths have been unvaccinated people.

Mary Trump Slams Meghan McCain On 'The View,' McCain Calls Out Trump Family In Tweet

Conservative pundit Meghan McCain skipped a discussion on “The View” with Mary Trump.

US lawmakers could vote on Joe Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure bill this week after a bipartisan agreement was reached on Sunday

Oil Prices, Dow Fall As Markets Grapple With Latest Covid-19 Resurgence

Oil prices, Dow fall as markets grapple with latest Covid-19 resurgence

Los Angeles County has resumed evictions ordered before March 2020, when the coronavirus lockdowns began

Eviction Moratorium Ends, Millions Of Americans May Lose Homes

Millions of Americans are at risk of being evicted as the federal moratorium on evictions is soon set to expire. Communities of color are expected to be the most affected.

USA's Simone Biles (C) has been cheering from the sidelines since pulling out during the team final

Biles Makes Belated Tokyo Gold Bid, Jamaicans Battle Again On Track

Biles makes belated Tokyo gold bid, Jamaicans battle again on track

Kathy Griffin ‘Very Optimistic’ Amid Lung Cancer Diagnosis And Removal Surgery

The comedian said she is undergoing surgery for stage-one lung cancer.

Target Joins Walmart, Kroger In Bringing Masks Back For Employees

Target is also strongly encouraging that customers wear face masks regardless of their vaccine status in stores that are in substantial or high-risk COVID transmission counties.

A young man waits in front of a testing station in Berlin's Mitte district amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Germany To Offer Covid Booster Shots From September

Germany to offer Covid booster shots from September

Treasury Department Moves To Conserve Cash Through Extraordinary Measures

The national debt at the end of June was $28.5 trillion, with the year’s budget deficit sitting at $3 trillion.

The Doctors Without Borders hospital in Martissant, a neighborhood of Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, on May 31, 2021

Gang Violence Forces MSF To Close Haiti Hospital

Gang violence forces MSF to close Haiti hospital

US President Barack Obama -- seen here in 2016 -- has written the first volume of his memoirs

Obama Faces Backlash After 60th Birthday Plans Inviting Hundreds To Martha’s Vineyard Surfaces

Barack Obama’s 60th birthday plans at Martha’s Vineyard are being criticized.

US actress Scarlett Johansson strikes a pose in Vera Wang

Disney Accused Of ‘Gendered’ Attack On Scarlett Johansson Amid 'Black Widow' Lawsuit

Female-led groups in Hollywood slammed Disney for targeting Scarlett Johansson and came out in her support stating she was just ‘defending her contractual business rights.’