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Los Angeles restaurants wanting to land a qualified worker increasingly have to stand out from the crowd

'Not Worth It': LA Restaurants Boost Pay To Lure Wary Workers

'Not worth it': LA restaurants boost pay to lure wary workers

Who Will Lead Haiti After President's Killing?

Haitian President Jovenel Moise, seen here in 2019, was shot dead in his home in Port-au-Prince -- it is unclear who could next lead the country

Who will lead Haiti after president's killing?

Future Of Retail May See Less Indoor Malls, More Livestream Sales Events

Consumers at The Galleria shopping center in Houston, Texas earlier this month after Texas opened malls for up to 25 percent of their capacity

The COVID-19 Pandemic is greatly changing the way consumers are shopping—potentially for good.

Security is tight for G20 finance minsiters meeting in Venice

G20 Endorses Historic Global Tax Reform

G20 finance ministers on Saturday gave their backing to a historic deal to overhaul the way multinational companies are taxed, and urged hold-out countries to get on board.

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Spain's Catalonia region will reimpose virus restrictions as it faces a surge in cases linked to the deadly Delta variant

Spain's Catalonia Reimposes Virus Rules As Delta Strain Wreaks Global Havoc

Spain's Catalonia reimposes virus rules as Delta strain wreaks global havoc

Panama is backing a tax reform agreement

Global Tax Reform Tops G20 Meet In Venice

Global tax reform tops G20 meet in Venice

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, seen speaking to media in April 2021, has been tapped as US ambassador to India

Biden Taps LA Mayor Garcetti As Ambassador To India

Biden taps LA Mayor Garcetti as ambassador to India

Japan's decision to ban fans from most Olympic events has heightened fears over the threat from coronavirus variants to the global economic recovery

US Stocks End Volatile Week At Records, European Stocks Also Gain

US stocks end volatile week at records, European stocks also gain

A sticker of the Cuban coronavirus vaccine Abdala on the windshield of a car in Havana on July 9, 2021

Cuba Approves Emergency Use Of Home-grown Covid Vaccine, Latin America's First

Cuba approves emergency use of home-grown Covid vaccine, Latin America's first

CDC Says Vaccinated Students Can Go To School Maskless

The CDC released new mask guidelines allowing vaccinated students to attend classes without a mask, providing a glimpse of hope to students who will soon return to fall classes.

Heineken Beer Boycott: Anti-Vaxxers Say ‘Good Riddance’ To Dutch Brewer's Beer

“I'll never, ever buy your beer again," one anti-vaxxer said on Twitter.

Eviction Moratorium Clock Looms Over The 7 Million Tenants Behind on Rent

The federal eviction moratorium is set to expire at the end of the month but that may not be enough time for the millions of Americans who are still behind on rent.

This Is The Most Dangerous State In The US For COVID-19

Increasing coronavirus cases, high hospitalizations, rising COVID deaths rates, and surging transmission rates has made this state the most dangerous during the pandemic.

Members of civil society, humanitarian aid, medical and rescue services formed a human chain in a campaign for renewal of a UN resolution authorizing the passage of aid into Syria's rebel-held northwest on July 2, 2021

UN Security Council Extends Cross-border Aid Operation For Syria

UN Security Council extends cross-border aid operation for Syria

DOJ Finds Majority Of Hate Crimes Are Not Prosecuted

A DOJ report found the vast majority of hate crimes in the U.S. are not prosecuted because of insufficient evidence.

Gasoline prices are shown at a gas station in Del Mar, California

Higher Wages Could Increase Inflation

Some economists are concerned raises in wages will cause a rise in prices, therefore resulting in higher inflation.

The Office for National Statistics recorded a 16.5-percent drop in production of transport equipment in May as a global shortage in semiconductors hit car manufacturing

UK Economic Recovery Slows As More Covid Curbs Lifted

UK economic recovery slows as more Covid curbs lifted

Zika is mostly spread through the bite of the Aedes mosquito

Zika Virus Cases Detected In India's Kerala State

Zika virus cases detected in India's Kerala state

Staff at an air base in Jakarta unload medical equipment from two Singaporean air force planes

Virus-hit Indonesia Receives Emergency Supplies, Tightens Curbs

Virus-hit Indonesia receives emergency supplies, tightens curbs

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Reintroduction Of Masks, Mandates Could Be Coming As America Enters ‘Dangerous’ Fall Season

Face masks, social distancing, and capacity limits could be coming back as Delta variant cases of COVID-19 spread throughout certain parts of the U.S.