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Japan set a 2050 deadline to become carbon-neutral, prompting big companies to draft plans on how to curb their CO2 emissions

Japan Set To Ban Sales Of New Petrol Cars In Mid-2030s: Reports

Japan set to ban sales of new petrol cars in mid-2030s: reports

Anti-vaccine Bastion France Warily Eyes Covid Shots

France is long reputed as a nation of pill-poppers with one of the world's highest rates of use of antibiotics and antidepressants

Anti-vaccine bastion France warily eyes Covid shots

Coronavirus Vaccine Makers Targeted By North Korean Hackers Who Wanted To Steal Information

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A group of North Korean hackers attempted to steal crucial information from several pharmaceutical companies in the latest coordinated cyberattack.

Common International Businesses Etiquette Techniques

It's better to be safe than sorry when dealing with international clients.

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People walk past the New York Stock exchange (NYSE) on Wall Streetin New York City in November 2020: a new bill could close US money and stock markets to Chinese firms soon

Chinese Firms Could Lose Access To US Stock Markets

Chinese groups on the U.S. Stock Exchange will have to disclose whether one or more of their board members are members of the Chinese Communist Party.

Amazon is reportedly interested in acquiring the podcasting group Wondery to expand its streaming media portfolio

Amazon In Talks To Buy Podcast Publisher Wondery: Report

Amazon in talks to buy podcast publisher Wondery: report

Twitter is expanding its rules on hateful content by banning comments that dehumanize people onthe basis of race or ethnicity

Twitter Bans Content Which 'Dehumanizes' Based On Race, Ethnicity

Twitter bans content which 'dehumanizes' based on race, ethnicity

What’s Next for Men’s Wearhouse Parent After Leaving Bankruptcy?

The company is among the dozens of retailers struggling under the economic pressure brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A house forsale in Northeast Washington, DC

Why 2021 Might Be The Year To Sell Your Home

While the 2020 economy and COVID-19 hit the real estate market hard, 2021 might be a different story for both home buyers and sellers.

President-elect Joe Biden is set to shake up US policy when he inherits the White House, but changing Washington's trade relations may not happen immediately

Biden Set To Revamp US Trade Tactics -- But Not Policy

Biden set to revamp US trade tactics -- but not policy

How Business Etiquette Is Different In Different Cultures

Just like anything else, different cultures have different business standards and practices.

American Airlines has scheduled its first commercial flight with the Boeing 737 MAX late this month following a lengthy grounding

American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX Flight Aims To Reassure

American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX flight aims to reassure

Businesses are feeling less upbeat about their prospects as coronavirus cases climb, the Federal Reserve said

Fed Sees More Signs Activity Slowing As Optimism Wanes

Fed sees more signs activity slowing as optimism wanes

Pompeo (r) with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu in Berlin earlier this year. On Wednesday the two men were said to have been involved in a heated exchange

US Clashes With Turkey At NATO Talks

US clashes with Turkey at NATO talks

How Does Discovery+ Stack Up Against Netflix, Hulu, Peacock, Disney+

The discovery+ will cost $4.99 per month with ads and $6.99 per month without ads.

An undated picture made available this year by a friend of Saudi Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz shows him in the German city of Dresden, some time before his detention

Detained Saudi Royal Moved To Secret Site: European Lawmaker

Detained Saudi royal moved to secret site: European lawmaker

Massive wildfires that devastated vast areas in Australia, Siberia, the US West Coast and South America in 2020 have been tied to climate change

2020 One Of Three Hottest Years Ever Recorded: UN

2020 one of three hottest years ever recorded: UN

Europeans could begin receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine 'before the end of 2020', the companies said

UK Approves Pfizer Vaccine, When Will The US Follow?

The United Kingdom approved Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine early Wednesday. It's anticipated that the U.S. will soon follow suit and start vaccinating people in mid-December.