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Sony now predicts a net profit of $6.4 billion for the fiscal year to March 2022

Sony Upgrades Annual Profit Outlook On Strong Q1 Performance

Sony upgrades annual profit outlook on strong Q1 performance

Toyota Q1 Net Profit Rockets To $8.2 Bn, Forecast Unchanged

Toyota, the world's top-selling automaker, logged a $8.2 billion first-quarter net profit

Toyota Q1 net profit rockets to $8.2 bn, forecast unchanged

Inside Adam Levine, Behati Prinsloo's Los Angeles Home: 'Our Perfect Sanctuary'

"In a world where nothing ever seems to be enough, our home feels like a genuine unicorn, our perfect sanctuary," Adam Levine said.

Illinois Logs First Human Case Of West Nile Virus For 2021

There is no vaccine to prevent a West Nile Virus infection.

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Man City News: Harry Kane Transfer Saga Continues As Striker Prepares For Training Camp Debut

Harry Kane failed to report to training camp this Monday, and Tottenham is furious.

Facebook and Twitter banned Donald Trump over his incendiary comments that preceded the US Capitol insurrection by his supporters

Vindman Blames Trump For 600,000 COVID-19 Deaths In US

Retired Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was a key witness in Trump's impeachment hearings in 2019.

Gran Turismo 7 - Announcement Trailer | PS5

'Gran Turismo 7' In Development For PS4 And PS5, Says Latest Leak

"Where it makes sense to develop a title for both PS4 and PS5 — for Horizon Forbidden West, the next God of War, GT7 — we'll continue looking at that," a Sony executive said in June.

Millions are faced with possible eviction as a US moratorium lapses

Eviction Moratorium Extension Until Oct. 3: Who Is Covered By The New Ban?

The new two-month ban will cover parts of the country that are experiencing a “substantial” or “high” spread of the novel coronavirus.

Jennifer Aniston Cuts Ties With People Who Refused To Get Vaccinated: ‘It’s A Real Shame’

Hollywood actress Jennifer Aniston is not taking chances with COVID-19, so she has decided to cut ties with some people who refused to get vaccinated.

The United States says that late this month it will start shipping 500 million Pfizer vaccine doses to low income countries

J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Recipients Can Get Pfizer 'Supplemental Dose' In San Francisco

San Francisco health officials denied that the extra shot is a booster dose.

Lawmaker Cori Bush, seen on August 3, 2021, had been camping out on the steps of the US Capitol to protest the end of an eviction moratorium

New Eviction Moratorium In Much Of US As Delta Variant Spreads

The moratorium applies to "counties experiencing substantial and high levels of community transmission" of Covid-19, according to a CDC statement, and is set to expire on Oct. 3.

USA's Sydney Mclaughlin set a new world record in the women's 400m hurdles just before the Olympics

McLaughlin Looks To Emulate Warholm On Day 6 Of Olympic Athletics

McLaughlin looks to emulate Warholm on Day 6 of Olympic athletics

Health officials on Corsica (pictured July 2021) said they were providing more intensive care beds for Covid patients and mobilising medical staff as hospital occupancy in Bastia, one of the island's two main cities, passed 79 percent

New Covid Restrictions In France As Virus Cases Rise

New Covid restrictions in France as virus cases rise

US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi praised the victory of her Democrats in controlling the chamber for another two years

Eviction Moratorium Update: Biden, Pelosi, House Democrats Scramble For Solutions

There is an incoming wave of evictions that could leave 3.6 million people homeless within the next two months.

President Joe Biden is touting his record on the pandemic as the Delta variant surges

Biden Touts Lead Role In Vaccinating The World As Delta Variant Surges

Biden touts lead role in vaccinating the world as Delta variant surges

The spread of the Delta variant of Covid has traders in a bearing mood as they fret over its impact on the global recovery

Stocks Rebound, Oil Slips As Chinese Concerns Linger

Stocks rebound, oil slips as Chinese concerns linger

US President Joe Biden's administration had initially targeted July 4, 2021 to hit the goal of administering at least one dose of a Covid vaccine to 70 percent of adults and declare victory over the worst of the pandemic

70% Of Americans Have Now Taken One Dose Of Vaccine, A Month Later Than Biden Goal

President Joe Biden reached his goal of getting 70% of eligible Americans partially vaccinated as the Delta variant remains a deadly threat.

USA Basketball vs. Australia: How To Watch, Start Time, Odds For Men’s Olympic Semifinal Game

The USA men's basketball team has to beat Australia to reach the Olympic gold medal game.

Long believed to have beat the worst of the pandemic, cities across China has been forced to reintroduce lockdowns and begin mass-testing millions

New York Imposes Covid Pass As Virus Returns To China's Wuhan

New York imposes Covid pass as virus returns to China's Wuhan

Germany's antitrust investigation into Google follows the application of a new law giving the authorities more power to rein in big tech companies, with similar proceedings launched recently against Amazon and Facebook.

Google, Tyson, Walmart, And 14 Other Companies Requiring Workers To Have Proof Of COVID Vaccinations

These companies will all require their employees to have proof of the COVID vaccine before they can return to work.

Traveling To NYC? You’ll Need COVID-19 Vaccine Proof For Restaurants, Entertainment Venues And More

The new COVID-19 vaccination mandate goes into effect in New York City on Aug.16, with full enforcement on Sept. 13.

Some Brazilians believe President Jair Bolsonaro could try to use fraud claims to undermine next year's election if he loses

Bolsonaro Lashes Out At New Probe: 'Brazil Is Under Attack'

Bolsonaro lashes out at new probe: 'Brazil is under attack'

Stellantis chief executive Carlos Tavares hailed the new company's first half earnings as "very strong".

Stellantis Posts Strong Inaugural Earnings, Steps Up Electric Drive

Stellantis posts strong inaugural earnings, steps up electric drive

The United States says it will ship half a billion dozes of the Pfizer vaccine to poor countries starting late this month

US Says It Has Donated More Than 100 Mn Vaccine Doses

US says it has donated more than 100 mn vaccine doses

The International Monetary Fund has greenlit increasing lending capacity by $650 billion, the last step in approving an initiative to boost aid to the most vulnerable countries

IMF Officially Approves $650 Bn New Reserves For Member Countries

The board of governors greenlit a $650 billion increase in cash reserves for member nations, the last step in an initiative to boost liquidity for the most vulnerable countries.