Southwest Airlines cancels 1,000-plus flights Sunday
To speed up the flow and production of goods, people who have left the labor market because of the coronavirus pandemic and now cannot return due to constraints such as childcare or health concerns, must be enabled to return to work.
Rain-sodden Sydney ends lockdown after 106 days
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he "strongly suspects" the number of cases and deaths to drop due to winter conditions.
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Sydney lockdown ends after 106 days
'Father of Pakistan's bomb' A.Q. Khan dies at 85
Executives of B2B companies are better served taking advantage of this environment of flux to implement long-overdue tactical pricing optimization initiatives with reduced risk of customer pushback.
A power crisis in the world's factory, China, and supply chain disruptions are predicted to lead to shortages for almost everything that we take for granted in modern life, from smartphones to computer chips to cars.
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Thousands protest in Rome against Covid health pass
Sam’s Club is looking to welcome shoppers back in a big way this holiday season, with more merchandise, bigger offerings, and larger sales events.
An Apple store security has been hospitalized after being stabbed multiple times.
Spirit Airlines is the latest airline carrier to announce plans for their employees to get their COVID-19 vaccines, though they don’t have to follow as stringent of laws as their competitors.
This year's theme for World Hospice and Palliative Care Day is ‘Leave no one behind – equity in access to palliative care.’
Fiji to reopen for tourism as it hits vaccine milestone
A pair of Indian drugmakers on Friday requested permission to end late-stage trials of their generic versions of U.S.-based drugmaker Merck's drug molnupiravir.
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Brazil surpasses 600,000 Covid deaths
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) will be reviewing data from vaccine manufacturers Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and Moderna to determine if booster shots will be approved soon.
Delta wave tossed wrench into US job market in September
IMF approves fourth round of debt relief for poor countries