Today: September 23, 2024
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Africa|Crime|News

Death toll from Uganda garbage landslide climbs to 35

The number of people killed when a mountain of garbage collapsed in Uganda's capital last week has risen to 35, 12 of whom were young people, police said on Friday.

Economy|Finance|Stock Markets

US equity funds see biggest weekly outflow in two months

U.S. investors cut their equity fund holdings and boosted safer positions in the seven days to Aug. 14 amid persistent concerns over an economic slowdown and recent market volatility.

US equity funds see biggest weekly outflow in two months
News|World

Ukraine opens military office in occupied Kursk region, says it is still advancing

Ukraine's top commander said on Thursday Kyiv had set up a military commandant's office in the occupied part of Russia's Kursk region where he said

Americas|Environment|News

Hurricane Ernesto bears down on Bermuda, already knocking out power

Hurricane Ernesto bore down on Bermuda on Friday as a Category 2 storm, threatening the British island territory with strong winds, a

Hurricane Ernesto bears down on Bermuda, already knocking out power
Business|Economy|Environment

Oil output loss in Brazil at 120,000 bpd after environmental workers strike done, says oil lobby

A strike at Brazil's environmental agency Ibama, which approves oil licenses, is still reducing the nation's oil output by some 120,000 barrels per day even after workers

Business|Finance

B. Riley says co-founder has offered to take it private

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Economy|Finance|News

Hurricane Beryl, excess inventory pressure US single-family homebuilding

U.S. single-family homebuilding dropped to a 16-month low in July, likely weighed down by Hurricane Beryl and an oversupply of new houses as higher mortgage

Europe|News

France's Macron invites parties for talks with view to name new PM

President Emmanuel Macron has invited party leaders from France's two parliamentary chambers for talks on Aug. 23 with a view to appointing a new premier, his office said on Friday.

Crime|Europe|News

Irish police investigating whether stabbing of army chaplain terror-related

Irish police are investigating whether the stabbing of a chaplain at an army barracks in the western city of Galway late on Thursday had a terrorism motive, police said on Friday.

Business|Economy|Finance

Brazil's economy shows strength in Q2 as June activity overshoots forecasts

The Brazilian economy closed the second quarter showing resilience after much stronger-than-expected activity data in June, central bank figures showed on Friday, reinforcing

Brazil's economy shows strength in Q2 as June activity overshoots forecasts
Business|Technology

EV maker Rivian halts production of Amazon delivery vans amid parts shortage

Rivian has temporarily suspended production of its commercial delivery vans used by retail giant Amazon.com due to a shortage of parts, a spokesperson for the electric vehicle manufacturer

News|World

Ukrainian strikes on Donetsk capital wound seven people, Russian official says

A series of Ukrainian strikes wounded at least seven people and set a shopping centre ablaze in the Russian-controlled city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine on Friday, the top Russian

Ukrainian strikes on Donetsk capital wound seven people,  Russian official says
Business|Economy|News|World

Union suspends strike at BHP's Chile copper mine after sweetened wage offer

The main union at BHP's Escondida copper mine in Chile agreed to management's sweetened wage offer on Friday, leading the union to suspend its strike and easing

Europe|Health

Greece partially lifts ban for transporting animals after goat plague

Greece said on Friday that it would partially lift a ban on transporting sheep and goats that it imposed last month after goat plague was detected in the country.

Greece partially lifts ban for transporting animals after goat plague
Business|Economy|Finance

Global money market funds draw second weekly inflow amid US economic uncertainty

Global investors poured into money market and government bond funds in the week to Aug. 14, preferring to stick with lower risk assets while waiting for more clarity on the health of the

Asia|Business|Economy

China will focus on boosting consumption to improve economy, premier says

China's Premier Li Qiang told a cabinet plenary session on Friday that great efforts must be made to boost the economy and the country will focus on stimulating consumption, state

China will focus on boosting consumption to improve economy, premier says
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Investment bank B. Riley's shares slip at end of a punishing week

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Economy|Finance|News

Fed's Goolsbee: Don't want to tighten longer than necessary - NPR

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee on Friday said the U.S. economy is not showing signs of overheating, so central bank officials should be wary of keeping

Asia|News

Vietnam's top policeman added to Communist Party's powerful Politburo

Vietnam's ruling Communist Party on Friday added the country's most senior police officer to its elite Politburo, the government said, another sign of the growing political clout of

Business|Economy|Europe|Finance

UK government names economist Alan Taylor to join BoE rate committee

Alan Taylor, an economics professor with a focus on international economics and financial crises, has been appointed to the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, Britain's

Europe|Health

More imported cases of new mpox strain in Europe expected, public health agency says

More imported cases of a new mpox strain will appear in Europe in the coming weeks but the risk of sustained transmission remains low, the head of

More imported cases of new mpox strain in Europe expected, public health agency says
Europe|News|World

Immigration biggest issue for Britons for first time since 2016, poll shows

Immigration tops the list of issues that Britons consider most important for the first time since 2016 - when Britain voted to leave the European Union - following riots this month

News|Science|World

Over a dozen injured in 4.8 magnitude earthquake in western Syria, says state news agency

Some 17 people were injured in the city of Salamiyah, western Syria on Friday following a 4.8 magnitude earthquake, Syrian state news agency SANA said.

Asia|Business|Economy

What is antimony and why is China curbing its exports?

China will impose export controls on some antimony products from Sept. 15, it said on Thursday, citing national security, adding to measures imposed by Beijing since last year to curb

What is antimony and why is China curbing its exports?
Asia|News|Political

Bangladesh's Yunus seeks to reassure Indian PM Modi over attacks on minorities

Bangladesh's caretaker government told Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi on Friday that reports of attacks on Hindus and other minorities in the Muslim-majority country are

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