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File picture of a Delta Airlines plane sitting on the tarmac at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

No Airline Recovery Soon, Delta Reports Multibillion-Dollar Loss, US Loses WTO Subsidy Case

Internationally, airlines have lost more than $84 billion this year as a result of the drop in air travel sparked by the coronavirus pandemic.

IMF Warns Of Lasting Damage, Long Climb Out Of Recession

Revised IMF growth forecasts for 2019-2021 for world regions and selected countries.

IMF warns of lasting damage, long climb out of recession

Major US Stimulus Would Boost US, Global Economies: IMF Official

IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath told AFP a US major stimulus package would increase growth by two percentage points next year

Major US stimulus would boost US, global economies: IMF official

Cottonelle Flushable Wipe Recall 2020: Kimberly-Clark Issues Product Recall Over Bacteria Concerns

The recalled Cottonelle Flushable Wipes may contain the bacterium pluralibacter gergoviae, which can cause infections in humans.

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E-commerce giant Amazon says that its 1.37 million frontline workers, including those at its Whole Foods Market grocery stores, have a lower virus infection rate than expected

Amazon Runs Into Trouble On Prime Day: Strikes And Boycotts Erupt

Amazon workers in Germany are calling for better pay and working conditions as Amazon Prime Day kicks off.

Where Is The iPhone 12 Going To Work?

Only a select few areas would actually be able to utilize the blazing speeds 5G promises.

President Donald Trump appears maskless before hundreds of supporters for his first public event since contracting Covid-19, declaring from the White House balcony that the US will defeat what he calls 'the China virus." Trump addresses a cheering crowd o

Trump Tells Florida Rally He Feels 'Powerful,' Could 'Kiss Everyone' In Crowd

Trump boasted about his condition after his bout with COVID-19 during his first rally in Florida since diagnosis.

Law clerks and other mourners as Ruth Bader Ginsburg's casket is carried up the steps of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, September 23, 2020

Biden On Court-Packing: It's 'Going On Right Now' With Amy Coney Barrett Hearing

“Never before when an election has already begun and millions of votes already cast, has it ever been a Supreme Court nominee was put forward” -- Biden

Cows are considered sacred by the country's majority Hindus and eating beef is banned in many states.

No Bull: India Claims Cow Dung Chip Protects Against Radiation

No bull: India claims cow dung chip protects against radiation

Tom Parker Net Worth: The Wanted Singer Is Worth $8M

Tom Parker, a former member of boy band The Wanted, recently revealed he has an inoperable brain tumor. The Manchester, England native has a net worth of around $8 million.

Turkey has angered Greece by sending back to contested waters the Oruc Reis seismic research vessel, seen here docked in 2019 in Istanbul

US Demands Turkey End 'Calculated Provocation' Of Ship

US demands Turkey end 'calculated provocation' of ship

BTS' Chinese Fans Upset Over Korean War Comments, Report Says

Chinese netizens allegedly took offense to BTS leader RM not mentioning China's loss when talking about the Korean War.

Shares of JPMorgan Chase rose after it reported better-than-expected results and avoided hefty reserves for bad loans

JPMorgan Chase Earnings Rise, Avoids More Reserves For Bad Loans

JPMorgan Chase earnings rise, avoids more reserves for bad loans

Elon Musk Denies Reports Of Bitcoin ATM At Nevada Gigafactory

Tesla CEO said reports of a Bitcoin ATM inside one of its facilities are "inaccurate".

Chinese Dredging Vessels, South China Sea, May 21, 2015

South China Sea Tensions: Malaysia Detains Chinese Boats For Trespassing In Its Territorial Waters

Malaysia reported 89 intrusions by Chinese coast guard and navy ships between 2016 and 2019.

Most of the COVID-themed cyberattacks appear to be financially motivated, researchers say

Did Microsoft Just Preempt A Huge Malware Attack That Could Have Impacted Elections?

Trickbot is a malware and distributor of ransomware, which has infected over a million devices in the world since 2016.

Bitcoin Price May Hit $17,000 If It Surpasses This Resistance Level

After sustaining a break above $11,000, observers were watching closely whether Bitcoin could break the next major resistance at $12,000.

LeBron James says navigating the NBA's "bubble" season has been the toughest challenge of his career

Playing Against Lionel Messi Is Like Facing LeBron James, Renowned Goalkeeper Says

Legendary American goalkeeper Tim Howard recounted the time he shared the pitch with Lionel Messi, whom he likened to NBA superstar LeBron James in terms of skill level in their respective sports.

TikTok's short phone videos have made it a global phenomenon but has been caught up in a stand-off between China and the US

This US-Based TikTok Rival Could Be Gearing Up For A Billion-Dollar IPO

A turbulent TikTok buyout deal could be a boon to competitors.

US President Donald Trump is embarking on a tour of swing states

Trump Tells Fans On Post-Covid Comeback Tour: 'I Feel So Powerful'

Trump tells fans on post-Covid comeback tour: 'I feel so powerful'

China is rushing to test the entire population of Qingdao -- nine million people -- for the coronavirus

China Tests Entire City For Virus As WHO Slams Herd Immunity Idea

China tests entire city for virus as WHO slams herd immunity idea

Mercari, a rare example of a Japanese unicorn, is now worth more than $7 billion after going public in 2013

Hunting For Unicorns: Japan Start-ups See Hope On Horizon

Despite being the world's third-largest economy, Japan is far behind the United States and China when it comes to producing "unicorns" -- new companies valued at more than $1 billion in private funding.