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Wednesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Jump On Strong Retailer Numbers

U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday as Lowe’s posted strong first quarter performance

F-35A Stealth Jet Crashes At Eglin Air Force Base, Second Stealth Fighter To Crash In 5 Days

An F-35A Lightning II from the 58th Fighter Squadron crashed while was attempting to land at the Eglin Air Force Base in the Florida Panhandle Tuesday night.

Asia Virus Latest: South Koreans Back To School; Singapore Zoom Death Sentence

Hundreds of thousands of South Korean students have returned to school after a delay of more than two months because of the coronavirus outbreak

Asia virus latest: South Koreans back to school; Singapore Zoom death sentence

In Thailand's Pathum Thani province road accidents have dropped by half

Lives Not Lost: Asia Sees Unexpected Gains In Virus Lockdowns

Lives not lost: Asia sees unexpected gains in virus lockdowns

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yoga exercises help reduce depression symptoms

New Study Reveals Yoga May Ease Symptoms Of Depression

A new study revealed that those who suffer from depression may benefit from weekly sessions of yoga.

Former Disney executive Kevin Mayer (pictured July 2018) will run popular video app TikTok and oversee global development at the app's parent company, Beijing-based ByteDance

Disney Plus Head Kevin Mayer Resigns To Become TikTok CEO

Mayer will report to TikTok founder Zhang Yiming and will be tasked with driving ByteDance's global development.

The dispute would cost the Australian barley industry at least Aus$500 million ($327 million) a year

Australia Threatens WTO Action As Dispute With China Deepens

Canberra said it may seek remedial action to overturn almost 81% in tariffs on barley exports -- the latest in a series of Chinese sanctions that many believe are politically motivated.

Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro challenges Barcelona's Lionel Messi

Barcelona Youngster Wants To Leave For Real Madrid Due To 'Huge Uncertainty'

A Barcelona youngster is opting to leave Camp Nou for Real Madrid due to uncertainty in his future with the club.

The US Golf Association has cancelled qualifying for the US Open, which remains scheduled for September 17-20 at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, New York

USGA Scraps Qualifying For US Open

USGA scraps qualifying for US Open

Many parts of Europe are easing their coronavirus lockdowns, but infections and deaths from the disease are still soaring in other parts of the world

France, Germany Chart 500 Bn Euro Virus Rescue As European Lockdown Eases

France, Germany chart 500 bn euro virus rescue as European lockdown eases

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Surge On Hopes For Promising Coronavirus Vaccine, Yields Jump

U.S. stocks rose on Monday after some moderately bullish comments from Fed chief Powell.

Chilean Nicolas Zepeda, pictured at an extradition hearing in Santiago March 5, 2020, has been ordered sent back to France to face trial for the alleged murder of a Japanese student

Chile's Court Ratifies Murder Suspect's Extradition To France

Chile's court ratifies murder suspect's extradition to France

Pokemon Go sparked a global frenzy as users of the gaming app hunt for virtual cartoon characters

'Pokemon Go' Incense Day Rumors: AR Players Upset With Shiny Carvanha Spawn Rate

Some "Pokemon Go" players were left unhappy during the Incense Day event held recently, complaining about the slow spawn rate of the shiny Carvanha.

A man walks past a shuttered pachinko gaming parlour in Tokyo. While life is returning to normal in Japan, the head of the Olympic organising committee said the games would be cancelled if the pandemic wasn't over by next year

Japan’s Export-Dependent Economy Falls Into Recession In First Quarter, Second Quarter May Be Worse

Japan is the third largest economy in the world.

Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Surge In Rebound From Last Week, Powell Mildly Bullish On Economy, Oil Jumps

U.S. stocks rose on Monday after some moderately bullish comments from Fed chief

A Huawei employee wearing a facemask walks inside the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, in China's southern Guangdong province

Huawei Says 'Survival' At Stake After US Chip Restrictions

Huawei says 'survival' at stake after US chip restrictions

Japan dived into its first recession since 2015 as the world's third-largest economy wrestled with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic

Asia Virus Latest: Japan In Recession; S. Korea 'Sex Doll' Scandal

Asia virus latest: Japan in recession; S. Korea 'sex doll' scandal

More Easing In Europe But Virus Hits Hard In S. America, Africa

More easing in Europe but virus hits hard in S. America, Africa

Mt Fuji To Be Closed In Summer Due To Pandemic

Mt Fuji to be closed in summer due to pandemic

Japan Slides Into Recession -- With Forecasts Of Worse To Come

Japan slides into recession -- with forecasts of worse to come

Japan's Economy Slips Into Recession

Japan's economy slips into recession

Things turned frosty with the election of current president Tsai Ing-wen in 2016

Why Is Taiwan Excluded From The WHO?

Why is Taiwan excluded from the WHO?

Rules and regulations differ across the globe -- but masks play a big role in the fight to limit virus contagion

From Producer To Wearer -- Lifecycle Of The Humble Face Mask

From producer to wearer -- lifecycle of the humble face mask

Staffs transport giant panda Yang Guang in a FedEx container onto the plane at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport

American FedEx Pilot Jailed In Singapore For Breaking Quarantine Rules

U.S. FedEX Pilot Yeargan's plea came after he left his hotel room for three hours to buy masks and a thermometer, where he was shortly arrested after because of breaking quarantine rules.