Donald M. Kendall, the American executive who served Pepsi to Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow during a famous Cold War interlude that presaged PepsiCo Inc.’s pioneering move into the communist country, has died. He was 99.
Britain is at a “critical point” in the coronavirus pandemic, Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be told on Monday, as concern mounts that a second lockdown may be needed to stop the renewed spread of the disease.
Hundreds of millions of dollars of Russian and Ukrainian money were laundered through ING Bank Slaski SA, according to Poland’s Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper, which cited an international investigative report it participated in.
The TikTok video-sharing app was already under U.S. scrutiny when users pranked President Donald Trump’s campaign by pretending to reserve thousands of tickets to a June re-election rally in Oklahoma.
Fewer U.S. fans turned out in North American cinemas this weekend, with no big new movies opening, further complicating theaters’ efforts to recover from a five-month shutdown because of Covid-19.
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