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People in the Dominican Republic will decide between presidential candidates including Gonzalo Castillo (L) and Luis Abinader (R) in upcoming July 5 elections

Dominican Republic Voters Prepare To Defy Pandemic

Dominican Republic voters prepare to defy pandemic

Google has shifted its position by agreeing to partner with and compensate some news organizations as part of an initiative to help the struggle sector

Under Pressure, Google To Pay Some Outlets For News Content

Under pressure, Google to pay some outlets for news content

A popular trading program for young investors, Robinhood has been criticized for not building enough protections into its platform

Suicide Of Young Trader Prompts Soul-searching At Robinhood

Suicide of young trader prompts soul-searching at Robinhood

Small business credit cards are specifically aimed at companies with less than $4 million in annual revenue.

Why Your Small Business Needs Its Own Credit Card

Wondering what's the big deal with small business credit cards? Learn about the pros and cons, and how they compare to personal and corporate credit cards.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, shown in this April 2020 photo, said the coronavirus has bared "severe and systemic inequalities" and world leaders need to acknowledge the value of global cooperation

UN Chief: COVID-19 Signals Need For Global Approach To Problems

UN chief: COVID-19 signals need for global approach to problems

Privately-held Chinese technology giant Huawei said it received planning permission in Cambridge, eastern England, to erect a 50,000 square metre compound over nine acres (3.6 hectares)

Huawei Makes Inroads In Britain With New R&D Centre

Huawei makes inroads in Britain with new R&D centre

Prosecutors accuse Kosovo President Hashim Thaci of trying to obstruct the work of the tribunal

Kosovo Defends 'Just War' After President Accused Of War Crimes

Kosovo defends 'just war' after president accused of war crimes

Foreign Minister Asma Abdalla said she expects Sudan to be delisted as a state sponsor of terrorism "as soon as possible"

World Pledges $1.8 Billion For Crisis-stricken Sudan

World pledges $1.8 billion for crisis-stricken Sudan

Employees of German airline Lufthansa hit the streets to encourage shareholders to back a bailout plan

Shareholders Back Bailout To Rescue Lufthansa

Shareholders back bailout to rescue Lufthansa

Wirecard was once held up as an example of an innovative, nimble company outsmarting lumbering banking giants at their own game

Wirecard Collapse An 'Unparallelled Scandal'

Wirecard collapse an 'unparallelled scandal'

The Russian referendum on constitutional reforms could lead to Vladimir Putin remaining president until 2036

Russians Cast Early Votes In Ballot To Extend Putin's Rule

Russians cast early votes in ballot to extend Putin's rule

Sydney Opera House is lit up in celebration of Australia and New Zealandâs joint bid to host the FIFA Womenâs World Cup 2023

'Historic' - Australia And New Zealand Chosen To Host 2023 Women's World Cup

'Historic' - Australia and New Zealand chosen to host 2023 women's World Cup

Ebola workers in eastern DR Congo bore the brunt of militia attacks that hampered efforts to roll back the disease

DR Congo Declares End To Ebola Epidemic In East

DR Congo declares end to Ebola epidemic in east

Lukashenko is seeking his sixth term as president in elections scheduled for August 9

Belarus President Accuses Russia, Poland Of Election Interference

Belarus president accuses Russia, Poland of election interference

The United States is trying to reopen its economy but layoffs remain high and surging virus cases may reverse the progress

Virus, Joblessness Raises Concerns Of Strangled US Recovery

Virus, joblessness raises concerns of strangled US recovery

worker remote

Improving How Employees Work From Home: A Tools and Tech Map

Working from home is the new normal. This map of needs and solutions offers the tools and tech SMBs need to enable employees to work productively and securely.

As protests about police violence and racism spread across the United States, pressure mounted on the tech firms behind the technology

UN Urges 'Moratorium' On Facial Recognition Tech Use In Protests

UN urges 'moratorium' on facial recognition tech use in protests

Israel has dismayed Palestinians with a plan to annex parts of the occupied West Bank

Hamas Says West Bank Annexation Would Be 'Declaration Of War'

Hamas says West Bank annexation would be 'declaration of war'

The fall left the young boy, who was visiting London with his family at the time of the attack, with a broken spine, legs and arms

Gallery Plunge French Boy May Never Fully Recover: UK Court Told

Gallery plunge French boy may never fully recover: UK court told

As the Eiffel Tower reopens after 104 days of coronavirus lockdown, elevators and the top observation deck remain off-limits because of social distancing concerns

'Tears Of Joy': Eiffel Tower Opens After 3-month Closure

'Tears of joy': Eiffel Tower opens after 3-month closure

Singapore's information minister insisted no company had been excluded in the selection process

Huawei Loses Out In Singapore 5G Bid

Huawei loses out in Singapore 5G bid

Britain's postal operator Royal Mail, whose workers have helped the nation cope with coronavirus lockdown, is to axe 2,000 management jobs as it battles ongoing turmoil

UK Postal Operator Royal Mail Sacks 2,000 Staff

UK postal operator Royal Mail sacks 2,000 staff

Anger: Protestors in Bamako's Independence Square on June 19

Mali's Crisis: A Q&A

Mali's crisis: A Q&A

Before becoming Spain's economy minister in 2018, Nadia Calvino had worked for 12 years at the European Commission

Nadia Calvi?o, Spain's European Finance Expert

Nadia Calvi?o, Spain's European finance expert

A virtual store truck drives along a street in Havana on June 17, 2020

Online Shopping A Steep Learning Curve For Cuba

Online shopping a steep learning curve for Cuba

Park Ok-sun volunteered as a military nurse in the Korean War aged only 16, and says it still 'breaks her heart' to think about the soldiers she treated

Korean War Still Weighs On Lives In South

Korean War still weighs on lives in South

Protests against 5G mobile services, like this one in the northern city of Turin in Janaury, are just one of the worries operators are facing as they labour to introduce the technology in Italy

Italy's 5G Stumbles After A Shining Start

Italy's 5G stumbles after a shining start

The landmark will emerge from its longest closure since World War II in time for the summer season, but with limited visitor numbers at first, and mandatory face masks for all over the age of 11

Eiffel Tower Reopens With Strict Virus Restrictions

Eiffel Tower reopens with strict virus restrictions

Pharmacy owner Abdulaziz Othman bemoans the acute shortage of medicines at his drugstore in the Sudanese capital Khartoum

Sudan Reels From Drug Shortages As Virus Spreads

Sudan reels from drug shortages as virus spreads

National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Anthony Fauci (right) warned Congress that "disturbing" spikes in new coronavirus infections were hitting several US states

US States Reimpose Virus Measures As Cases Near Record

US states reimpose virus measures as cases near record

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