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Uber has been looking to boost its growing food delivery service Uber Eats during the coronavirus pandemic

Uber In Talks To Buy Food Delivery App Postmates

Uber in talks to buy food delivery app Postmates

Francis Bacon Triptych Sells For $84m At Online Auction

A triptych by Francis Bacon, inspired by Aeschylus's "Oresteia," is one of 28 large-scale triptychs painted by the British artist between 1962 and 1991

Francis Bacon triptych sells for $84m at online auction

Juventus Reportedly Looking To Pair Cristiano Ronaldo With New Striker

One's a crowd: the stands were empty but Juventus and Cristiano Ronaldo drew a TV audience of more than 8 million when they returned to action in the Italian cup

Juventus are reportedly considering another striker to pair up with Crisitiano Ronaldo.

Instagram business accounts can be a marketing boon to companies.

Connecting With Customers Thru Instagram: A Step-by-Step Guide

Establishing an Instagram business account is easy and intuitive. This step-by-step guide will get you connecting with your customers via Instagram in no time.

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Why Christopher Nolan Does Not Allow Chairs On The Set

Anne Hathaway has revealed that Christopher Nolan does not allow chairs on the set because he believes that people won't work if there would be chairs around.

US Coronavirus: Over 200 Gym Buffs Exposed To COVID-19 In West Virginia

Planet Fitness Senior Vice President of Communications McCall Gosselin said that as of June 29, no other members or employees have reported any coronavirus symptoms after they were informed of the COVID-19 positive member.

Apps and social media play a key part of low-cost marketing campaigns.

Marketing On a Shoestring Budget: 10 Simple Strategies

Successful marketing doesn't need to cost thousands. Here are 10 tips to stretch your shoestring budget, from using word-of-mouth to VIP programs.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the country would spend an additional Aus$1.35 billion ($928 million) on cybersecurity

Australia Ramps Up Cyber Spending After State-backed Attacks

Australia ramps up cyber spending after state-backed attacks

The world's second-largest economy has been whirring back to life after the virus and sweeping lockdowns prompted a near-halt in activity

China Factory Activity Picks Up In June Despite Global Headwinds

But economists caution that momentum may weaken in the second half of 2020 as key markets struggle to recover from the crisis and as orders for medical supplies abroad -- which have boosted exports -- peak and fall.

Ford, Adidas Join List Of Companies Boycotting Facebook Ads

They join other brands like Best Buy, Clorox, Starbucks, Coca-Cola, Honda, Unilever, The North Face, Hershey's Levi's, Verizon, HP, Denny's and Ben & Jerry's in a campaign launched by various groups to #StopHateForProfit.

Life is slowly returning to normal among the hallowed temples of Haridwar, one of Hinduism's holiest places

Pilgrims Trickle Back To The Ganges As India Lockdown Eases

Pilgrims trickle back to the Ganges as India lockdown eases

Bitcoin Price May Hit $397,000 By 2030: Here's How

New research suggested Bitcoin will spike to $397,000 by 2030 if it manages to penetrate at least 10% of its total addressable market.

In March, major shareholders Rupert Murdoch's News Corp and broadcasting and newspaper group Nine Entertainment pulled out of AAP in a surprise decision

Philanthropists Save Australia's AAP Newswire From Closure

Philanthropists save Australia's AAP newswire from closure

Among the officials sanctioned by the EU was Maduro-backed opposition legislator Luis Parra (pictured January 2020), who is contesting the leadership of the opposition controlled National Assembly with its president Juan Guaido

Maduro Gives EU Ambassador 72 Hours To Leave Venezuela

Maduro gives EU ambassador 72 hours to leave Venezuela

World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured March 2020) said investing now would save lives later, as the death toll from COVID-19 surged past 250,000

Coronavirus Second Wave: 'Worst Is Yet To Come', Warns WHO

COVID-19 is accelerating out of control worldwide and countries must cooperate to slow down its spread, says WHO.

Joseph James DeAngelo Jr., pictured at his arraignment on April 27, 2018, has confessed to being the notorious "Golden State" killer and rapist who stalked California during the 1970s and 1980s

US 'Golden State Killer' Pleads Guilty To 13 Murders

US 'Golden State Killer' pleads guilty to 13 murders

Japan Jobless Rate Up, Available Jobs In Worst Plunge Since 1974

Japan jobless rate up, available jobs in worst plunge since 1974

Infographic: Google Could Take Hit On Advertising Revenue, First Time In Its Life

Google’s U.S. advertising business has been steadily growing over the past one and a half decades, swelling from just under $7 billion in 2008 to more than $40 billion last year.