1 Dead At GM Auto Plant After Fight Breaks Out Between Workers
One man is dead and another is in custody after a brawl at the GM Orion Assembly Plant.
Airlines Cancel Over 600 Flights In U.S. As Thunderstorms Hit Texas
Airlines canceled more than 600 flights in the United States on Thursday morning, as thunderstorms in Texas disrupted operations at one of the busiest airports in the country for a second straight day.
U.S. FTC Considers Crackdown On How Companies Collect Consumer Information
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Thursday said it was considering adopting new rules to prohibit harmful commercial surveillance and lax data security, saying American consumers are often unknowingly giving up personal information ranging from their menstrual cycles to how they pray.
UN Slams 'Unconscionable' Killing Of Palestinian Children
UN slams 'unconscionable' killing of Palestinian children
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McDonald's was closed for nearly six months in this country, but now will reopen in some regions.
Deutsche Telekom Lifts Profit View, Aims For T-Mobile Majority Soon
Deutsche Telekom on Thursday raised its annual earnings forecast for the second time after beating quarterly estimates, and said it could achieve its goal of a majority stake in U.S.
Zurich Insurance Shares Rise On H1 Profit Beat, Share Buyback
Zurich Insurance Group reported a better-than-expected 25% rise in operating profit in the first half on strong performance across the board and announced a bumper 1.8 billion Swiss francs ($1.91 billion) share buyback on Thursday, sending its shares higher.
Aegon Raises Capital, Cash Flow Forecasts In Boost To Shares
Insurer Aegon raised its forecasts for full-year operating capital generation and 2021-2023 free cash flow on Thursday after a quarterly earnings beat, lifting its shares more than 8%.
More Protein Beverages, Chocolate Milk, Coffee Drinks Recalled Over Potential Severe Food Poisoning Risk
More beverages were added to the recall, growing the already lengthy list of protein and oat milk products pulled.
Observers Voice Concern About Kenya Vote Disinformation
Observers voice concern about Kenya vote disinformation
How Will SoftBank Cut Its Stake In Alibaba Without Selling Shares?
SoftBank Group Corp is set to post a gain of $34.1 billion by reducing its stake in Alibaba Group Holding from 23.7% to 14.6%.
Blinken Raises 'Serious Concerns' On Rights In Rwanda Talks
Blinken raises 'serious concerns' on rights in Rwanda talks
HSBC Overstated Asia Spinoff Risks, Top Shareholder Ping An Thinks - Source
Chinese insurer Ping An Insurance Group believes HSBC has overstated the challenges and difficulties of spinning off the bank, said a source with direct knowledge of the thinking of the bank's biggest shareholder.
K+S Expects High Potash Prices To Offset Gas Shortage Hit, Maintains Outlook
Potash and salt miner K+S reiterated its full-year profit guidance on Thursday, as it expects higher fertiliser prices to offset the impact of a potential gas shortage in Germany.
Ladbrokes Owner Entain Buys Into Europe As Gambling Pays Dividends
British betting group Entain said it would buy Croatia's SuperSport Group for 600 million pounds ($731 million) in cash on Thursday after the owner of Ladbrokes, Coral and bwin reported a 20% increase in half-year profit.
El Al CEO Sees Approval For Saudi-Oman Corridor Within Days
Permission for El Al Israel Airlines to fly over Oman is expected in "a matter of days", chief executive Dina Ben-Tal said on Thursday, a move that would be a big boost for the flag carrier's Asian routes.
Iran Rejects US Claim Of Plot To Kill Ex-official Bolton
Iran rejects US claim of plot to kill ex-official Bolton
China Property Firm Apologises For Vacancy Rate Report After Public Debate
A Chinese property think tank owned by KE Holdings apologised on Thursday for sparking a "heated public discussion" with its report on rising housing vacancy rates in China, and said its assessment may not be sufficiently accurate.
Daimler Truck To Keep Prices High As Demand Exceeds Supply
Daimler Truck will keep prices high even if certain costs begin to fall in order to compensate for lower margins since last year, the truckmaker said on Thursday, as it reported a 15% rise in earnings in the second quarter.
Miner Antofagasta's Profit Slumps On Rising Costs, Chile Drought
Antofagasta posted a fall in half-year profit on Thursday, as higher costs, lower grades and a persistent drought in Chile hit the miner's copper production.
Musk Reveals Crypto Asset He 'Mainly' Supports Following Tesla's Bitcoin Dump
Musk mentioned that "the actual total transactional throughput capability" of the crypto asset he is supporting "is much higher than Bitcoin."
Google Opposes Facebook-backed Proposal For Self-regulatory Body In India -sources
Google has grave reservations about developing a self-regulatory body for the social media sector in India to hear user complaints, though the proposal has support from Facebook and Twitter, sources with knowledge of the discussions told Reuters.
Siemens' Writedown Pushes Company Into First Loss Since 2010
Siemens reported better-than-expected revenues for its third quarter on Thursday as a writedown at Siemens Energy pushed the engineering and technology group into the red for the first time in nearly 12 years.
Chinese Medical Portal Censored After Doubting Herbal 'Covid Remedy'
Chinese medical portal censored after doubting herbal 'Covid remedy'
Oil Edges Lower As Supply Disruption Concerns Ease
Oil prices slipped in Asia on Thursday after gaining more than $1 in the previous session, as concerns over supply disruptions eased and markets looked for evidence of improving fuel demand.
Markets Track Wall St Rally As Soft US Inflation Boosts Rate Hopes
Markets track Wall St rally as soft US inflation boosts rate hopes
Taliban Fighters Swap Arms For Books As Hundreds Return To School
Taliban fighters swap arms for books as hundreds return to school
Taliban Stronger Than Ever A Year After Takeover
Taliban stronger than ever a year after takeover
Asian Shares Join Global Rally On Softer-than-expected U.S. Inflation
Asian shares tracked Wall Street higher on Thursday after a softer-than-expected U.S.
China's Ex-Covid Patients Live Under 'Dark Shadow' Of Stigma
China's ex-Covid patients live under 'dark shadow' of stigma
Fresh Fears After Facebook's Role In US Abortion Case
Fresh fears after Facebook's role in US abortion case
Australia's AMP Profit Drops As Margin Pressure Squeezes Banking Unit
Australian wealth manager AMP Ltd said on Thursday its half-year underlying profit slumped by nearly a quarter, as margin pressure weighed on the banking division, sending its shares down nearly 3%.
Musk Seeks To Question Twitter Employees Who Count Bots -source
Elon Musk's legal team is demanding that Twitter Inc <TWTR.N> turn over the names of employees responsible for calculating what percentage of the social media site's users are bot and spam accounts, according to a source familiar with the matter.
U.S. Rejects Broadband Subsidies For SpaceX's Starlink, LTD
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission rejected SpaceX's Starlink and LTD Broadband's applications for more than $2 billion in internet service subsidies, the FCC said on Wednesday.
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