Month: May 2021

[ad_1] A Chinese development project driven by President Xi Jinping has been marred by disputes over the costs and reluctance of companies to move to the area, according to local […]

[ad_1] Joe Biden has for the first time publicly expressed his support for the ceasefire as Israeli-Palestinian violence extended into its second week, sparking U.S. efforts to end the fighting. […]

[ad_1] California will refrain from adopting recently updated guidelines by the first U.S. public health agency on the use of face masks for fully vaccinated people. The adoption of new […]

[ad_1] The DoorDash food delivery app is set to launch in Germany, in what will be the first foray of the US market leader into the fast-paced market for European […]

[ad_1] Scammers impersonating Elon Musk have stolen millions of dollars from American consumers in cryptocurrency scams while online financial scammers seek to capitalize on the public interest in trading highly […]

[ad_1] Joe Biden said his administration will ship at least 20 million doses of U.S.-authorized Covid vaccines to other countries in the coming weeks, promising to provide an “arsenal of […]

[ad_1] Activist hedge fund Elliott Management has asked Duke Energy to consider splitting into three separate companies, launching its first public bailout in a campaign to overhaul one of the […]

[ad_1] Starbucks and Target are the latest major U.S. companies to re-examine their mask policies after the country’s health agency said last week that fully vaccinated people should no longer […]

[ad_1] The U.S. Supreme Court will address a major abortion case involving Roe vs. Wade, an action that seeks to rekindle long-term tensions over abortion rights in the United States. […]

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