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Shoppers exit a Target store during Black Friday sales in Brooklyn, New York

Target Stock Price Plummets, Losing $10B In Valuation Over Kids' Pride Month Clothing Backlash

Target's Pride-themed kids' clothing has wiped out approximately $10 billion in market valuation amid a boycott against its LGBTQ campaign.

6-Day Workweek Without Extra Pay: Russian Businesses Petition Change To Cover 'Economic Demands'

Russian business groups said six-day workweeks would help the economy navigate Western sanctions amid the war in Ukraine.

Nigeria's Departing President Buhari Defends Legacy

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari said he had achieved 'considerable results' while in power

Nigeria's departing President Buhari defends legacy

China's first domestically produced passenger jet made its maiden commercial flight on Sunday

China's First Homegrown Passenger Jet Makes Maiden Commercial Flight

China's first homegrown passenger jet makes maiden commercial flight

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US Senator Mike Lee has threatened to jam up any debt limit deal that doesn't include sweeping cuts

Biden Cuts Deal In Principle With Republicans To Avert Catastrophic US Default

Biden cuts deal in principle with Republicans to avert catastrophic US default

Protesters carry crossed-out pictures of the UN's special envoy Volker Perthes during a demonstration in Khartoum on December 3, 2022

Sudanese Army Chief Asks UN To Dismiss Envoy

Sudanese army chief asks UN to dismiss envoy

Opposition supporters pin letters and campaign posters to their neighbours' doors to rally turnout

Defiant Grassroots Campaign Targets Erdogan Voters

Defiant grassroots campaign targets Erdogan voters

Turkey's economy is suffering its worst crisis since the 1990s

Erdogan Pays Homage To Islamic Idol On Eve Of Turkey Vote

Erdogan pays homage to Islamic idol on eve of Turkey vote

China's Shandong aircraft carrier is pictured here in April 2023 in the Pacific Ocean, about 300 kilometres (186 miles) south of Japan's Okinawa prefecture

Chinese Aircraft Carrier Passes Through Taiwan Strait

Chinese aircraft carrier passes through Taiwan Strait

A policeman (R) hits a detained supporter of Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan during a protest against the arrest of their leader

Pakistan Establishment Closes Ranks In Crackdown On Khan

Pakistan establishment closes ranks in crackdown on Khan

Mounir Ayoub, left, a 40-year-old Tunisian architect at the exhibition at Venice's former shipyards

Venice Exhibition Shines Light On Africa's Forced Urbanisation

Venice exhibition shines light on Africa's forced urbanisation

Kosovo riot police secure a municipal building after using tear gas to disperse Serb demonstrators in the Serb-majority town of Zvecan

Serb Clashes, West Condemnation As Kosovo Pushes Through Mayors

Serb clashes, West condemnation as Kosovo pushes through mayors

The IMF's new US forecast follows recent data which indicates a resilient economy in spite of an aggressive campaign of interest-rate hikes

IMF Slightly Lifts US 2023 Growth Forecast

IMF slightly lifts US 2023 growth forecast

Bayburt, nestled between the Black Sea and the Palandoken mountain, is Turkey's least economically productive province

Erdogan Is 'Family' In Turkey's Conservative Heartland

Erdogan is 'family' in Turkey's conservative heartland

It's PAYBACK Ltd time: Meet The Cyber Investigation Firm Holding Institutions to Account to Save Victims of Financial Fraud Worldwide.

In a world where financially aggravated crimes are causing more damage than ever, one company is leading the fight back when it comes to recouping lost funds.

Serb Clashes, US Condemnation As Kosovo Pushes Through Mayors

Serb clashes, US condemnation as Kosovo pushes through mayors

The game app 'Slavery Simulator' had been downloaded by hundreds of people

Google Withdraws 'Slavery Simulator' Game App After Brazil Outcry

Google withdraws 'Slavery Simulator' game app after Brazil outcry

The boss of OpenAI, Sam Altman, has been on a global tour to charm national leaders and powerbrokers

OpenAI Chief Seeks To Calm Fears On Job Losses

OpenAI chief seeks to calm fears on job losses

Ugandan troops make up part of the African Union force in Somalia

Al-Shabaab Strikes African Union Army Base In Somalia

Al-Shabaab strikes African Union army base in Somalia

The cast of 'Anatomy of a Fall' which scored the Palm Dog prize for border collie 'Messi' who plays a key role

'Messi' The Border Collie Crowned Top Dog Actor At Cannes

'Messi' the border collie crowned top dog actor at Cannes

A torched house in central Nigeria. Violence in the country surged after a brief lull during elections

Huge Security Challenges Await Nigeria's New President

Huge security challenges await Nigeria's new president

Children in Kyiv are used to sleeping in corridors to shelter from air strikes

Sleeping In A Closet: Kyiv Adapts To Russian Night Strikes

Sleeping in a closet: Kyiv adapts to Russian night strikes

Turnout reached 87 percent in the first round of Turkey's biggest vote of modern times

Turkey's Bitter Election Battle Nears Decision Day

Turkey's bitter election battle nears decision day

Samsung Electronics -- one of the world's largest makers of memory chips and smartphones -- says its operating profit fell 640 billion won ($478.6 million) -- down 95% from a year earlier

Top 10 Richest Persons In South Korea: 5 Are Connected To Samsung

Let us know more about the top 10 wealthiest individuals in South Korea — their background, net worth and such.

Helen Mirren got the ball rolling in style with a blue updo on opening night

Ageing Maestros And Strong Women At Epic Cannes Film Fest

Ageing maestros and strong women at epic Cannes film fest

Philip Morris International is the world's number one tobacco company

Philip Morris Boss Campaigns To Sell More Heated Tobacco

Philip Morris boss campaigns to sell more heated tobacco

U.S. President Joe Biden tours the General Motors 'Factory ZERO' electric vehicle assembly plant in Detroit

Hyundai, LG Partner To Build $4.3 Billion EV Battery Plant In Georgia: What To Know

The new plant will foster 3,000 jobs as part of the previously estimated 8,100 roles in the state of Georgia by the end of 2025.

Banking shares suffered a fresh wave of selling despite the a deal to resolve the First Republic bank crisis with the sale to JPMorgan Chase

JPMorgan To Axe 1,000 First Republic Bank Employees Weeks After Takeover

Employees who didn't receive a job offer from JPMorgan will get pay and benefits covering 60 days, along with severance packages.

Executives say China's free-spending tourists will play a key role in the revival of the travel industry

Travel Industry Looks To Chinese Tourists To Cap Post-Covid Rebound

Travel industry looks to Chinese tourists to cap post-Covid rebound

If the generosity of strangers doesn't work, many Cannes hopefuls are ready to pay serious money

Cannes Fans Dig Deep For Black-market Tickets

Cannes fans dig deep for black-market tickets

50,000 Bottles Of Buffalo Wing Sauce Recalled In 13 States

The products were shipped to Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.