Faced with the surge in a pandemic that has already killed more than 3.9 million people worldwide, officials are racing to vaccinate their populations.

The British police officer did not enter into a plea deal with the murder charge.

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note rose back above 1.6 percent, an indication of rising expectations on inflation.

In March, Tesla began officially accepting bitcoin as currency to purchase electric autos, further boosting the digital money.

An investigation by Britain's Observer newspaper claimed that nine of 13 companies accused of firing and rehiring made profits or increased executive pay.

This growth may be hampered in the second quarter in the face of a global chip shortage crisis.

It is a massive change in the business model of a company that had argued before Britain's Supreme Court that its drivers were self-employed.

To use the new outlet, customers have to download an app and then scan a QR code before an electronic gate swings open and allows them to browse a range of Amazon-brand products.

Uber is calling for companies in the sector to form a joint fund that would allow drivers who work for different apps to be able to access protections and benefits such as paid holidays.

NHS midwives face the spectre of having to pay for their training out of their own pockets due to a lack of funding.

Assessing the state of Trump's finances is difficult because of the opaque nature of government disclosure information and the private status of the Trump Organization.

Marvel wished Chadwick Boseman a happy birthday with a video montage of his appearances in the MCU.

The new drug law takes effect in 30 days. However, punishment changes will only take effect on February 1, 2021

UK Hospitality has warned that clubs, pubs, bars will face the cumulative effects of the first lockdown and more recent restrictions when they shut again.

The US is considering plans to impose stricter rules on firms listed in the country to open up their audit papers to US accountants.

ZeniMax is the parent company of Bethesda Softworks, publisher of popular game franchises including Dishonored, Doom, Fallout and Elder Scrolls.

TRESemmé agreed to donate 10,000 sanitary pads to women from informal settlements around the country

Walmart+ will start Sept. 15, for $98 annually or $12.95 a month, with free delivery as soon as the same day along with discounts on fuel and other features.

The lamb is a particular breed from Texal, Netherlands and is known for its lean meat and perfect figure.

Both Facebook and Google say advertising revenue linked to news content is a small fraction of their overall revenue.

The government earlier this month announced 1.57 billion in emergency funding for the creative industries.

CORE is a non-profit organisation founded by renowned actor Sean Penn that provides assistance during disasters.

The country's charitable sector, worth billions of pounds, has seen its revenues collapse in the roughly three months since the virus prompted restrictions.

The program will begin with 'local and national publications in Germany, Australia and Brazil' and is set to expand to more countries soon.

With a global spike in COVID-19 positive cases, ICC might postpone this year's flagship tournament until February 2021.

The world's richest league is facing economic meltdown.

English clubs are facing cash flow issues with the league indefinitely abandoned amidst the coronavirus pandemic

The pledge came on the day the UK recorded more than 500 daily deaths for a second consecutive day.

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp said papers in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia would cease printing and move online.

The carrier had so far operated 650 rescue flights.