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Exports orders helped support US manufacturing in November as the coronavirus continued to take a toll

Virus Hampers US Manufacturing Growth In November: Survey

Virus hampers US manufacturing growth in November: survey

Facebook 'Supreme Court' Begins Daunting Task On Content Disputes

The indepedent panel created by Facebook to adjudicate content dispute has begun reviewing the first of the 20,000 cases on its agenda

Facebook 'supreme court' begins daunting task on content disputes

Airbnb Seeks Valuation Up To $35 Bn In IPO Filing

Airbnb moved closer to a stock market debut with an updated filing seeking a valuation up to $35 billion

The California group said its initial public offering would include some 51.9 million shares in a range of $44 to $50.

A medical worker takes a nasal swab sample from a student to test for COVID-19 in New York City.

Los Angeles Reverses COVID Testing Cancelations Amid Film Shoot: Twitter Reacts

Los Angeles previously decided to cancel 504 coronavirus tests for a film shoot at Union Station.

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Firefighters keep watch on an approaching fire line on the outskirts of Santa Rosa, on September 27, 2020: the wildfire quickly spread over the mountains and reached Santa Rosa where it has begun to affect homes.

Out-Of-State Firefighter Who Fought Cameron Peak Fire Battles 3 Months Of COVID-19

A firefighter with the U.S. Forest Service, Jason Philips was on the ventilator for more than five weeks until he tested negative for COVID-19 two times in a row.

The BioNTech/Pfizer and Moderna vaccines

EU Regulator To Decide On Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 Jab First

EU regulator to decide on Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 jab first

An estimated 38 million people were living with HIV in 2019, according to UNAIDS

World AIDS Day 2020: Simple Ways to Get Involved

There are simple ways for people to get involved on World AIDS Day, even while social distancing.

Endorsing Joe Biden for the White House, Hillary Clinton asked "what it would mean if we had a real president not just somebody who plays one on TV"

Hillary Clinton Tells Dax Shepard That Parenting Is 'The Hardest Job I Ever Had'

Hillary Clinton gave words of wisdom about parenting to Dax Shepard, who has two kids with wife Kristen Bell.

Coronavirus lockdowns have been particularly hard on clothing retailers who rely heavily on stores

Collapse Of Two UK Retailers Puts 25,000 Jobs At Risk

Collapse of two UK retailers puts 25,000 jobs at risk

OPEC cartel members are debating whether or not to go ahead with a planned increase in output

OPEC Delays Talks With Allies Until Thursday

OPEC delays talks with allies until Thursday

The imminent rollout of vaccines against Covid-19 has helped brighten the prospects of the global economy

World Economy Back To Pre-pandemic Level In 2021: OECD

World economy back to pre-pandemic level in 2021: OECD

Even young, previously healthy people can have protracted symptoms

The Covid 'Longhaulers' Behind A Global Patient Movement

The Covid 'longhaulers' behind a global patient movement

Relatives of an inmate weep at a hospital a day after a prison riot over the surge of coronavirus infections in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Frees Prisoners After Pandemic Sparks Deadly Jail Riot

Sri Lanka frees prisoners after pandemic sparks deadly jail riot

Tested positive: Lewis Hamilton celebrates his victory on Sunday in Bahrain

F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton Positive For Covid-19

F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton positive for Covid-19

Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian sparked outrage when he posted a staged image of a man dressed as an Australian soldier holding a bloody knife to an Afghan child's throat

Twitter Rejects Call To Remove Chinese Official's Fake Australian Troops Tweet

Twitter rejects call to remove Chinese official's fake Australian troops tweet

Manufacturing activity in China saw its fastest growth in ten years, according to an independent gauge

China Factory Activity Sees Fastest Growth In Decade: Survey

China factory activity sees fastest growth in decade: survey

Amazon is offering attractive signing bonuses to new hires for the holiday season

Amazon Has Much More Room To Grow Than You May Realize

The coronavirus pandemic has translated into a decade's worth of growth for e-commerce. And it still has a long runway.

Bitcoin Price Sets New Record At $19,799; BTC Theft Expected To Surge

Security firm Kaspersky Lab warned there could be an increase in cryptocurrency theft in 2021.

New Syrian doctors recite the Hippocratic Oath after graduating from an opposition-backed university in the country's rebel-held north

Syria Graduate Doctors Set To Battle Covid In Rebel Hub

Syria graduate doctors set to battle Covid in rebel hub

Flanker Pablo Matera was stripped of the captaincy and suspended

'Ashamed' Matera Loses Argentina Rugby Captaincy Over Racist Posts

'Ashamed' Matera loses Argentina rugby captaincy over racist posts

Andrew Bogut Retires; Golden State Warriors Express Gratitude For Contributions

Australian center Andrew Bogut shockingly calls it a career.

'The red lights are flashing and the alarm bells are ringing,' said the UN, which warned about the return of famines.

UN Sees Emergency Aid Needs Exploding Due To Pandemic

UN sees emergency aid needs exploding due to pandemic

Liu Pei'en's 78-year-old father developed Covid-19 symptoms after checking in to a hospital for a routine health exam in Wuhan

'I Died Too': A Year After Outbreak, Wuhan Kin Struggle To Move On

'I died too': A year after outbreak, Wuhan kin struggle to move on

French skipper Kevin Escoffier had to abandon his Imoca class 60 monohull PRB in the Atlantic oiff the Cape of Good Hope

French Vendee Skipper Escoffier 'Safe And Sound' After Rescue

French Vendee skipper Escoffier 'safe and sound' after rescue

Kuwait is holding a parliamentary election on Saturday but traditional lavish banquets were nowhere to be seen due to Covid-19

In Kuwait, Lavish Election Campaign Events Off The Menu

In Kuwait, lavish election campaign events off the menu

Music Festivals Offer To Help Belgium Government’s COVID-19 Vaccination Program

The music festivals in Belgium are willing to provide assistance to the government in their extensive COVID-19 vaccination program. The decision to help the authorities comes after most of the people related to the music industry have lost their jobs due to the pandemic.