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A plane of Portuguese TAP airline prepares to land at Humberto Delgado airport in Lisbon in October 2018

Portugal Denounces Suspension Of TAP Flights To Venezuela

Portugal denounces suspension of TAP flights to Venezuela

President Trump Commutes Sentence Of Disgraced Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich

Blagojevich was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 2011 for trying to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat after Obama was elected president.

Ghani Secures Second Term As Afghan President, Rival Contests Results

Ashraf Ghani has won a second term as president of Afghanistan according to official results released five months after the election

Ghani secures second term as Afghan president, rival contests results

Wuhan, the global epicetre of the new coronavirus, remains locked down

Coronavirus Update: Covid-19 Outbreak Could Disrupt Global Supply Chain, Affecting 5 Million Companies

The coronavirus has hurt the provinces that make up the backbone of the Chinese economy.

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Pier 1 Imports Bankruptcy: What’s Next For The Home Goods Retailer?

Pier 1 Imports has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it looks for a buyer to close a deal with.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has remained in power despite US sanctions and diplomatic pressure

US Sanctions Russia's Rosneft Subsidiary Over Venezuela Trade

US sanctions Russia's Rosneft subsidiary over Venezuela trade

Will US Make It Harder For Huawei To Buy Computer Chips? Trump Weighs In

The Commerce Department is weighing a rule that would impose a licensing requirement to sell chips to Chinese companies.

US Attorney General Bill Barr says the United States should consider taking a "controlling share" of Nokia and/or Ericsson to combat the dominance of new 5G telecoms technology by China's Huawei.

Federal Judges To Hold Emergency Meeting Over Barr, Trump Concerns

The head of the Federal Judges Association said a meeting "could not wait."

A man cycles past a closed Apple store in Beijing on February 8

Apple Shares Skid On Worries Over Coronavirus Impact

Apple shares skid on worries over coronavirus impact

Trump May Be Considering Legal Action Over Mueller Investigation

Trump may seek to legally contest the outcome of the Mueller probe

Morocco's Ait-Ben-Haddou is a UNESCO World Heritage site that has served as the backdrop for numerous movies

Morocco Fortress Village Hopes To Draw 'Game Of Thrones' Fans

Morocco fortress village hopes to draw 'Game of Thrones' fans

Ashraf Ghani has wone a second term as president of Afghanistan according to official results released five months after the election

Ashraf Ghani Secures Second Term As Afghan President: Final Results

Ashraf Ghani secures second term as Afghan president: final results

Iranian women queue to vote in the 2017 presidential election in the Shiite holy city of Qom

Iran Supreme Leader Says Voting Is 'Religious Duty'

Iran supreme leader says voting is 'religious duty'

Americans are missing out on $21 billion worth of gift cards and store credits.

Americans Are Leaving $21B On The Table In Unused Gift Cards And Store Credits

There is $21 billion worth of gift cards and store credits lying unused. High-income families leave around more than $297 in unredeemed benefits annually.

Around 12 percent of the people on board the Diamond Princess have no tested positive for the new coronavirus

Coronavirus Cases Top 500 On Cruise Ship Off Japan

Coronavirus cases top 500 on cruise ship off Japan

US tech giant apple said that all of its stores in China "and many of our partner stores" have been closed

Apple Sued Over Infringement Of Capacitive Keyboards, Sensors Patents

An Irish company is suing Apple and other tech giants for infringing patents, specifically those related to capacitive keyboards and sensors used on devices such as the iPhone and the iPad Pro.

A worker disinfects machines before production resumes at a factory in Lianyungang in China's eastern Jiangsu province

Foreign Firms Struggle To Resume Operations In Virus-hit China

Foreign firms struggle to resume operations in virus-hit China

HSBC has been trying to lower costs as it faces a multitude of uncertainties caused by the grinding US-China trade war, Britain's departure from the European Union and now the deadly new coronavirus in China

HSBC Layoffs 2020: 35,000 To Lose Jobs After 2019 Pre-tax Profit Miss

HSBC saw a 33% plunge in pre-tax profit in 2019 due to its activities in Europe.

Fifth-generation or 5G mobile networks promise ultra-fast downloads, but will there be a rapid rollout and uptake of the technology?

Getting Ready For 5G: Investing In Fiber Infrastructure Is Key

5G will present new opportunities and experiences to end-users. It’s important not to lose sight of the need to invest in the underlying fiber infrastructure, and the intelligence that helps it work effectively.

A growing number of Russians are interested in biohacking, a global movement whose followers seek to "upgrade" their bodies with experimental technology and DIY health fixes

Body Work: Russia's 'Biohackers' Push Boundaries

Body work: Russia's 'biohackers' push boundaries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has unveiled a series of measures aimed at kickstarting the Indian economy, which has been slowing for five consecutive quarters

India Becomes 5th Largest Economy Overtaking UK And France, Think Tank Says In Report

Although India's economic growth has slowed because of domestic and global factors, the country became the fifth largest economy last year, overtaking the U.K. and France, the World Population Review said.

Vitamin D Deficiency: Your Mood Can Show Signs That You Lack This Vitamin

Vitamin D deficiency is a common problem in countries where the cold season lasts long. Aside from the fact that a deficiency could mean weakness or fatigue, another aspect that it affects is your mood.