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CO2 pollution this year will be just shy of the record set in 2019, according to the annual report from the Global Carbon Project consortium

CO2 Rebound As Climate Summit Sees Emissions Pledges

CO2 rebound as climate summit sees emissions pledges

'Extremely Low' Wine Production This Year: Trade Body

Climate change is seen as being behind the bad grape harvests this year in the world's top three wine producers: Italy, Spain and France

'Extremely low' wine production this year: trade body

German Covid Cases Soar As WHO Warns Over Europe Deaths

Relaxed protective measures like mask-wearing may have contributed to soaring cases in countries like Germany

German Covid cases soar as WHO warns over Europe deaths

Moderna expects fewer 2021 Covid-19 vaccine deliveries than previously thought

This Is Where The WHO Is Warning The COVID Epicenter Is Again

Only eight countries in the region have 70% of their residents fully vaccinated against the virus.

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While the US economy is still short 7.6 million jobs compared to the pre-pandemic level, the hardest hit sectors are rehiring

As Unemployment Claims Drop, Labor Market Remains In Recovery Mode

The U.S. is seeing a continued decline in the initial unemployment claims, but there are still a number of signs that the labor market still has a way to go before it exits recovery mode.

Nicholas Morgan Nov 04, 2021

US President Joe Biden's habit of apologising often is part of his persona

Biden Administration's New Vaccine Rules For Businesses Affect 84M Workers

The Biden admininstration announced new vaccine and testing requirements for the workers at businesses with 100 or more employees.

Maggie Valenti Nov 04, 2021

Many analysts believe the Bank of England will raise interest rates as inflation surges higher in Britain

BoE Holds Interest Rate Despite Soaring Inflation

BoE holds interest rate despite soaring inflation

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 04, 2021

German pharmaceutical company Merck is trying to develop two orally administered drugs to fight Covid-19

Merck COVID Pill Gets First Approval In UK

On Thursday, Merck announced that the U.K. was the first to approve its pill to treat COVID.

Maggie Valenti Nov 04, 2021

Finding Your 'Hire' Power

Open the door to all, train them right, and the profits will flow.

Mike Brady Nov 04, 2021

US jobless claims have declined for five straight weeks, highlighting a healing in the labor market in the world's largest economy

US Jobless Claims Drop For Fifth Straight Week

US jobless claims drop for fifth straight week

AFP News Nov 04, 2021

Corpse Of Man Who Died Of COVID-19 Dissected In Front Of Paying Audience

David Saunders' body had been donated to science, but it ended up being dissected in front of a live, paying audience.

Dane Enerio Nov 04, 2021

The United States began inoculating teens -- like 13-year-old Charles Muro in Connecticut -- with Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine in May 2021, and Moderna is now the second firm to seek a US green light to administer its shot to adolescents

When Do Kids Need Their First COVID Shot To Be Fully Vaccinated By Christmas?

Parents need to act with some urgency if they want to make sure their children are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Christmas Day.

Dawn Geske Nov 04, 2021

Boris Johnson's government tore up the rulebook on how parliament polices ethical lapses by its members

UK Accused Of 'Staggering Hypocrisy' As Political Row Stalks COP26

UK accused of 'staggering hypocrisy' as political row stalks COP26

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 04, 2021

Diego, a 20-year-old student hospitalized with Covid-19 in Mexico, said he let his guard down against the 'cruel disease'

COVID-19 Side-Effect Leaves Woman In Delirious State; Causes Her To Undress And Drink Soap

A medical report said the woman developed mania and delirium days after testing positive for COVID-19. She had no prominent symptoms.

Meera Suresh Nov 04, 2021

A backlog in shipping containers has caused a logjam at deep-water ports such as Felixstowe in eastern England

Historic English Port Weathers Supply Storm

Historic English port weathers supply storm

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 04, 2021

US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley told the Aspen Security Forum he did not expect China would take military action against Taiwan, which Beijing views as a breakaway province, in the next 24 months

US Says China Expanding Nuclear Arsenal Faster Than Anticipated

US says China expanding nuclear arsenal faster than anticipated

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 04, 2021

Toyota has taken a hit from the global chip shortage that is plaguing automakers

Toyota Lifts Annual Profit Forecast Despite Production Cuts

Toyota lifts annual profit forecast despite production cuts

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 04, 2021

Toyota appeared better placed than some rivals to weather the global chip shortage but it has also started to struggle to meet production targets

Toyota Lifts Annual Profit Forecast Despite Production Cut

Toyota lifts annual profit forecast despite production cut

AFP News Nov 04, 2021

Wendy Williams Not Returning To Talk Show This November Amid Health Issues: Report

Wendy Williams is still not coming back to her talk show amid her struggles with health issues.

Kristine Belonio Nov 03, 2021

Lewis Hamilton had to concede the win to title rival Max Verstappen at the United States Grand Prix

Hamilton Hopes Mercedes Avoid Altitude Sickness In Mexico

Hamilton hopes Mercedes avoid altitude sickness in Mexico

AFP News Nov 03, 2021

Woman Had Both Legs Amputated After 'Wrongly' Assuming Infection Was COVID-19

The woman suffered from a rare blood infection caused by a type of bacteria that causes meningitis.

Danielle Ong Nov 03, 2021

Eating Alone May Be Harmful To Heart Health: Study

The importance of having a companion during meals has been "overlooked."

Athena Chan Nov 03, 2021

Meghan Markle Calls US Senators On Their Private Numbers To Push For Paid Leaves

Democrats are now adding provisions for four weeks of paid leave back into President Biden's Build Back Better plan.

Danielle Ong Nov 03, 2021

Cervical cancer, which is caused by HPV -- a common sexually transmitted infection -- is preventable with reliable and safe vaccines

HPV Vaccines 'Substantially' Reduce Cervical Cancer Risk: Study

HPV vaccines 'substantially' reduce cervical cancer risk: study

AFP News Nov 03, 2021

So far only 7.6 million people in Ukraine have been fully vaccinated -- less than 20 percent of the population

In Ukraine, Vaccine Scepticism Drives Deadly Covid Surge

In Ukraine, vaccine scepticism drives deadly Covid surge

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 03, 2021

US President Joe Biden, pictured November 2, 2021 at COP26, has seen his approval ratings tank amid frustration over his stalled economic agenda

Biden Calls For An End To Inaction In Congress After Brutal Elections

Amid nosediving approval ratings and frustration over his stalled economic agenda, Biden came home to a Republican red wave that swept over the eastern United States Tuesday, from Virginia Beach to Long Island and beyond.

IBT Staff Reporter Nov 03, 2021