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SUBSCRIBEMicrosoft Corp.’s much-anticipated Halo Infinite will be out this holiday season, the company said Sunday during a press showcase at the E3 gaming conference that was full of upcoming game trailers and reveals.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson returns from hosting world leaders along the golden sands and aquamarine sea of Carbis Bay to a much grimmer task: delaying plans to lift England’s pandemic restrictions.
A federal judge has tossed out a lawsuit brought by employees of a Houston hospital contesting a requirement that staff be vaccinated against Covid-19.
Benjamin Netanyahu, famous for his ability to maneuver out of the tightest political binds, was unseated Sunday after 12 straight years in power by a brittle governing alliance whose ability to end years of political chaos will be challenged by stark internal divisions.
The infrastructure spending package developed by a bipartisan group of U.S. senators will be “targeted” and “responsible,” one of its architects said on Sunday.
Tesla sold about 10% of its Bitcoin holdings, Elon Musk said Sunday in a tweet.
The collapse last month of a section of a Mexico City metro line that killed 26 people was likely due to poor construction by Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim’s Grupo Carso while foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard was mayor, according to a New York Times investigation.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12-year run in power was terminated Sunday after Israel’s parliament approved the opposition’s proposed government.
Finland’s National Coalition Party took the first place as the Nordic country began reporting results in its local elections.
Apple Inc. plans to drop its mask requirement for vaccinated customers at many U.S. stores beginning next week, a move that will mark yet another major retailer moving away from the Covid-19 safety protocol as states ease restrictions.
President Joe Biden entered his first international summit looking for a breakthrough on vaccine pledges for low-income countries, a united front on China and to tee up his meeting this week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The Swiss shot down a plan to reduce carbon emissions, sending their government back to the drawing board in order to meet its commitment under the Paris Climate Agreement.
Fulvio Tonelli has been elected chairman of South Africa’s Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors, the Ministry of Finance said Sunday in a statement sent via text message.
Abu Dhabi sovereign fund ADQ is in talks to invest about $500 million in India’s Flipkart, according to people familiar with the matter, as the Walmart Inc.-backed e-commerce firm raises funds ahead of a potential initial public offering next year.
Group of Seven leaders promised to deliver at least 1 billion extra doses of vaccines over the next year, according to the final communique obtained by Bloomberg News.
Indonesia has extended relief from a luxury tax on automotive sales for cars with smaller engines, in an attempt to boost demand amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Samsung Electronics Co. has suspended production of one of its mid-range phones because of a chip shortage, South Korea’s Electronic Times reported, in the latest sign of global semiconductor supply problems.
Taiba Investment Co. and Dur Hospitality Co. are in talks to combine their businesses, potentially forming a company with a total market value of about $2.4 billion in Saudi Arabia’s hospitality and investment industry.
Vietnam’s health ministry said a local company is expected to manufacture Covid-19 vaccines after negotiating a technology transfer deal with an unidentified U.S. producer.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is finally making good on a long-standing pledge to enact policy reforms, signaling the tide may be turning for the coronavirus-battered economy.
Plans for the biggest corporate spending boom in more than a decade could be the next driver for stock markets trading at record highs.
This time, it may be more than just another false dawn for European bank stocks.
The economic gloom is lifting so fast in the U.K. that even the skeptics are warming to the pound. Never mind the risk of a reopening delay.
European fears that the pandemic will lead to a legacy of disfigurement across the labor market are starting to seem like more of a bad dream than reality.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s record-setting run as Israeli leader approached a precipice Sunday as lawmakers are set to vote on a coalition with conflicting ideologies but united in ousting the indicted prime minister and ending more than two years of political turmoil.
Thailand’s outbreak epicenter of Bangkok will allow some aesthetics-related businesses to reopen after its worst wave of infections improved and more people are vaccinated.
Two Americans charged with helping former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn flee trial in Japan a year-and-a-half ago are now set to appear at their own hearing at the Tokyo District Court on Monday.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said his government wants to restart dialog with Beijing, as a series of trade reprisals from China strain the already-weakened relationship between the two countries.
China’s Communist Party celebrates its 100th anniversary next month, a chance for it to reinforce to a domestic audience how the party transformed the country into the world’s second-largest economy and major world power since taking control in 1949.
The Japanese government will start investigating how Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google deal with Japanese smartphone makers, which could lead to tightening antitrust regulations, the Nikkei newspaper reported Sunday, without saying where it got the information.
Group of Seven leaders are facing calls to spell out how much money they will commit to help developing countries move away from fossil fuels and tackle climate change.
The skyrocketing price of shipping goods across the globe may hit your pocketbook sooner than you think -- from that cup of coffee you get each morning to the toys you were thinking of buying your kids.
U.S. President Joe Biden expresses his support outlined by Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga for Japan’s efforts to carry out a safe Summer Olympics, Nikkei reports.
New York state is nearing President Joe Biden’s vaccination goal of 70% of adults receiving at least one dose by July 4. Even as cases and fatalities slowed, the pandemic’s U.S. death toll approached 600,000.
The world’s emergence from the coronavirus pandemic is set to unleash a wave of spending by older consumers, with increasing opportunities for investors in aging-linked stocks.
Luo Tianyi’s New Years’ Day performance was sparsely attended by pop star standards, with only about 300 people in the audience. Then again, she wasn’t there either.
A dozen members of the Venezuelan delegation at Brazil’s Copa America tested positive for Covid-19, putting a cloud over the opening game for Latin America’s most important soccer tournament on Sunday.
After the longest rally in almost a year, the Treasury market is ill-positioned for any surprises from the Federal Reserve next week.
The Federal Reserve’s much awaited interest-rate meeting this week is just one of a panoply by global central banks whose policies are increasingly diverging as economies respond in different ways to the coronavirus crisis.
Fresh supply in the U.S. investment-grade market is expected to be front-loaded next week ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting Wednesday. Traders will be watching for any clues on when the Federal Reserve may begin tapering talk.
Staring at a meme stock craze that shows few signs of abating, Wall Street is still wrestling with how to trade it.
Iraq, OPEC’s second-biggest oil producer, said crude prices will be in the range of $68 to $75 a barrel in the second half.
Peruvian presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori claimed that the June 6 election where she narrowly trails was plagued with irregularities, and accused President Francisco Sagasti of interference.
Egypt has asked for help from the UN Security Council in its long-running dispute with Ethiopia about a massive dam under construction on the Blue Nile River.
Blue Origin raised $28 million by auctioning a seat to accompany founder Jeff Bezos on a July 20 rocket ride –- the first time the company will carry people to space.
Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. is recommending a vote against five Toshiba Corp. board members following an independent probe that showed the company sought government help in an attempt to influence a key shareholder vote that installed its slate of directors.
The treats also come in handy for National Rosé Day.
Bitcoin’s Taproot upgrade, the most anticipated upgrade for the largest cryptocurrency since 2017, has enough mining support to lock in activation, according to CoinDesk.
