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Russian authorities have been accused of downplaying the scale of the pandemic and critics say the country's real death toll is higher than reported

Russia's September Covid Deaths Well Above Govt Estimate

Russia's September Covid deaths well above govt estimate

Labor Unions Tell Biden More Protections Needed To Be Part Of Vaccination Mandate

Labor unions made a pitch to the Biden administration on Friday to expand COVID-19 protections to go beyond just the vaccine mandate and include a more comprehensive set of measures.

Scientists Discover Cause Of Alzheimer's Progression In Brain

An MRI image of a healthy brain (L) and an Alzheimer's brain (R) with large black gaps where brain has shrunk

Scientists discover cause of Alzheimer's progression in brain

The United States will also on Monday formally accuse cyber actors affiliated to China's Ministry of State Security of conducting the massive Microsoft Exchange Server hack disclosed in March

Microsoft Tops Apple With $2.47 Trillion Valuation, Making It World's Most Valuable Company

Microsoft has surpassed Apple as the most valuable company in the world after posting a $2.44 trillion market capitalization. This marks Microsoft's return to a spot it held for years in the past.

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Japan has suspended the use of some batches of Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine because a contamination was spotted

Employer COVID Vaccine Mandates Could Force 72% Of Unvaccinated Workers To Quit

As many as 17% of workers said they would get the COVID vaccine with no other option.

Tedros has been at the forefront of the United Nations health agency's efforts to battle the pandemic

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Set To Stay On As WHO Chief

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus set to stay on as WHO chief

Having returned to profitability, ExxonMobil plans to use extra cash to reduce debt and buy back shares

ExxonMobil Q3 Profits Rebound To $6.8 Bn On Higher Oil Prices

ExxonMobil Q3 profits rebound to $6.8 bn on higher oil prices

Energy prices jumped 23.5 percent in the eurozone last month

Eurozone Economic Bounce Back Blotted By Record Inflation

Eurozone economic bounce back blotted by record inflation

China is ramping up testing to stamp out local Covid-19 clusters

Flights, Weddings Cancelled As China Tackles Covid Outbreak

Flights, weddings cancelled as China tackles Covid outbreak

Record Inflation Clouds Eurozone Growth Outlook

Record inflation clouds eurozone growth outlook

The airline said it now expects to see a net loss of 100 billion yen ($880 million) for the year to March

Japan's ANA Forecasts $880m Annual Net Loss

Japan's ANA forecasts $880m annual net loss

Experts say children are abused for an average of two years before being rescued though the trauma is long-lasting

The Surge In Online Child Exploitation, Trafficking And Abuse — And What To Do About It

Over the last few years, there have been 82 million reports of child sexual abuse material to the CyberTipline and 19,100 identified victims.

Amazon saw profits slip in its latest earnings

Amazon, Apple Weighed Down By Supply And Chip Troubles

Both firms soared in the pandemic era as people relied on their products and services, but now ripple effects are casting a shadow.

US Forces Korea (USFK) administered initial doses of the Moderna vaccineÂ for military and civilian healthcare workers

Wave Of Dismissals Next? Thousands Of USAF Troops Reject Biden’s Vaccine Mandate

Thousands of U.S. Air Force employees have yet to comply with the federal vaccine mandate, but time is running out and defense firms are anticipating potential worker losses.

Brazilian mining giant Vale's profit was up 34 percent in the third quarter of 2021 from the third quarter of 2020 ($2.9 billion), though it fell shy of the $7.6-billion profit reported for the second quarter

Vale Posts $3.9 Bn Profit In Q3

Vale posts $3.9 bn profit in Q3

A Chinese container ship is seen at the Panama Canal in December 2018

Panama Canal Breaks Freight Record Despite Pandemic Crisis

Panama Canal breaks freight record despite pandemic crisis

The Pfizer vaccine could soon be available for children as young as five in the United States

Man Dies Day After Getting Second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose That's Different From First

The 23-year-old man did not have any underlying medical conditions at the time of his death.

Australia's Northern Territory has announced one of the world's most far-reaching vaccine mandates

10,857 Fully Vaccinated Americans Have Died Of COVID-19; 30,000 Hospitalized

The number of breakthrough COVID-19 deaths increased by more than 60% since Oct. 4.

A surge in demand for new content in Hollywood has led to corner-cutting, which industry insiders say could have contributed to the tragedy on the set of 'Rust' last week

'Rust' Tragedy Highlights Strain On Film Crews To 'Get It Done'

'Rust' tragedy highlights strain on film crews to 'get it done'

Starbucks reported higher profits, but sales were dented in China by the latest Covid-19 wave

Starbucks Profits Up Despite China Hit Due To Covid-19

The company's operations in China took a hit during the quarter ending Oct. 3 as Starbucks there faced local restrictions on movement and required health protocols due to COVID-19.

Queen Elizabeth II had an overnight stay in hospital after a packed schedule in early October

Queen Elizabeth II Makes A Comeback After Overnight Hospital Stay

Two days after an overnight hospital stay, Queen Elizabeth reappears in good spirits at a virtual event.

Ugandans have shown reticence to get jabbed so far despite Yoweri Museveni stating that 'right now 4.7 million vaccines' are available

Uganda To Reopen Schools In January, After Almost Two Years

Uganda to reopen schools in January, after almost two years

Investors are keeping an eye on the European Central Bank's meeting later in the day, hoping for clarity on its plans for monetary policy in light of surging inflation

US Stocks Hit Records Despite Growth Miss

US stocks hit records despite growth miss

The WHO-led Access to Covid Tools Accelerator is aimed at developing, producing, procuring and distributing tools to tackle the pandemic

WHO Wants $23.4 Bn For Covid Plan

WHO wants $23.4 bn for Covid plan

The World Health Organization (WHO) headquarters in Geneva

WHO Says COVID-19 Deaths Resurging, Driven By Cases In Europe After Two Month Pause

The World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Thursday that COVID-19 has been experiencing a resurgence, driven by a spike in cases within European countries.

The United States has added millions of jobs in 2021 as vaccines allowed business to return to normal, but the fast-spreading Delta variant of Covid-19 has cut into the progress

Labor Shortages Continue As Small Business Back Vaccine Mandates

A poll released Thursday by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and MetLife found that small businesses both find it hard to fill employment vacancies and support requiring vaccines for their employees.

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