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Heineken earnings rebounded in the first half as Covid restrictions eased

Heineken Swings Back To Profit As Covid Restrictions Ease

Heineken swings back to profit as Covid restrictions ease

Man Abducts 3-Year-Old Son, Demands Ransom From Wife To Clear His Debts

The man was reportedly addicted to alcohol and gambling.

Hong Kong Announces Compulsory Vaccines For Key Sectors

The finance hub is one of the few places in the world to have secured ample supplies of the coronavirus vaccine

Hong Kong announces compulsory vaccines for key sectors

Axa has offered 300 million euros ($370 million) to 15,000 restaurants that are fighting to have Covid-linked losses covered by their policies.

French Insurer Axa Profits Soar Above Pre-Covid Level

French insurer Axa profits soar above pre-Covid level

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PlayStation News: State Of Play Release Window Leaks; Much-Awaited PS-Exclusive Title Reportedly Delayed

Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios had said, "For Horizon, we think we are on track to release this holiday season."

Pfizer raised its 2021 forecasts based on surging demand for Covid-19 vaccines

Future COVID-19 Variant Will Lead To ‘Vaccine Failure,’ Scientists Warn

In a paper published by the UK Government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies, British academics said they believe the eradication of COVID-19 is “unlikely.”

Top pandemic advisor Anthony Fauci says US authorities are considering cutting social distancing rules to three feet (one metre), from the widely accepted six-foot global guideline

New US Lockdown? Fauci Says 'No', Despite COVID-19 Delta Variant Surge

The average number of new cases recorded in the US has nearly doubled in the past 10 days.

'No to the corona dictatorship': Thousands stage anti-lockdown protest in Berlin

Scuffles In Berlin As Covid Sceptics Defy Protest Ban

Scuffles in Berlin as Covid sceptics defy protest ban

American John Isner won his sixth ATP Atlanta Open title on Sunday by defeating US teen Brandon Nakashima 7-6 (10/8), 7-5

Isner Beats Nakashima To Capture Sixth ATP Atlanta Title

Isner beats Nakashima to capture sixth ATP Atlanta title

Millions are faced with possible eviction as a US moratorium lapses

US Authorities Scramble, Trade Blame As Millions Face Eviction

Eviction protections expired Sunday for millions of Americans who could face homelessness within days, triggering a scramble to unlock billions in stalled rental aid and provoking blame trading in Washington.

Dr. Fauci Blames Unvaccinated Americans For Spreading COVID-19 Amid Delta Variant Concerns

Dr. Anthony Fauci believes things will get worse amid the spread of the Delta variant.

Workers of the Escondida copper mine protest during a strike outside BHP Billiton's offices, in May

Workers At World's Biggest Copper Mine In Chile Agree To Strike

Workers at world's biggest copper mine in Chile agree to strike

An elderly Covid-19 patient is taken away from his home by medics in Bangkok to be treated in hospital

Thailand Tightens Curbs In 16 More Provinces As Outbreak Sets Record

Thailand tightens curbs in 16 more provinces as outbreak sets record

Germany's Alexander Zverev celebrates after beating Karen Khachanov to win Olympic gold

'Nothing Compares': Zverev Routs Khachanov To Win Olympic Gold

'Nothing compares': Zverev routs Khachanov to win Olympic gold

The country has been in turmoil since the military ousted civilian leader Auung San Suu Kyi from power in a February 1 putsch

Myanmar Junta Chief Says New Elections In Two Years

Myanmar junta chief says new elections in two years

Millions in China are undergoing mass testing as the country battles surging virus cases

Chinese Cities Test Millions As Virus Cases Surge

Chinese cities test millions as virus cases surge

The tigers tested positive in mid-July after they experienced flu-like symptoms, trouble breathing and appetite loss

Sumatran Tigers Infected With Coronavirus At Indonesian Zoo

Sumatran tigers infected with coronavirus at Indonesian zoo

While Cambodia appeared to have escaped the brunt of the virus last year, an outbreak first detected in February has steadily driven up the caseload

Cambodia Begins Covid-19 Vaccinations For Teenagers

Cambodia begins Covid-19 vaccinations for teenagers

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YouTube Suspends Sky News Australia Channel

YouTube suspends Sky News Australia channel

UGC footage filmed from an office building shows the cataclysmic August 4, 2020 blast at the Beirut port that killed more than 200 people

A Year After The Mushroom Cloud, Lebanon Still Bleeds

A year after the mushroom cloud, Lebanon still bleeds

A Roboeatz app allows customers to order and pay for their dish before picking it up at the cafe

Kitchen Robot In Riga Cooks Up New Future For Fast Food

Automated kitchen technology has been gaining interest in recent years, and that has been accelerated by the pandemic.

Protesters march against evictions in New York, in September 2020

Millions Of Americans Risk Eviction As Virus Cases Spike

Millions of Americans could find themselves homeless starting Sunday as a nationwide ban on evictions expires, against a backdrop of surging coronavirus cases and political fingerpointing.

A young generation that is comfortable with luxury purchases has responded to digital marketing

Luxury Looks Homeward As Covid Curtails Travel

Industry giants have reported results that show the world's well-heeled are splurging on luxury goods as sales surpass even pre-pandemic levels.

Making semiconductors is a delicate process that involves pressing layers of chemicals into silicon

The Chips Are Down: Why There's A Semiconductor Shortage

The start of the Covid-19 crisis in early 2020 prompted a global spending spree on electronic items -- from extra monitors as people rushed to set up home offices, to televisions and games consoles for beating lockdown boredom.