Author Archives: Syndicated Content
England’s COVID-19 infections doubling each week – Imperial College study
LONDON (Reuters) - The spread of the coronavirus is speeding up across all parts of England with the number of cases doubling about every week, according to a new study by Imperial College, which will...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Facebook launches legal action against Irish watchdog over data transfers
(Reuters) - Facebook Inc launched legal action on Friday against Ireland's Data Protection Commission in an attempt to end a proposed order that could stop it from transferring data from the European ...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Argentina debt deal opens door for $13 billion provincial revamp
By Hernan Nessi and Jorge Otaola BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's provinces from Buenos Aires to wine region Mendoza are readying to revamp a combined $13 billion in debt, after a successful sover...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Putin, Lukashenko to discuss relations, energy cooperation at September 14 meeting: Kremlin
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko will meet in Russia's Black Sea city of Sochi on Sept. 14 to discuss energy cooperation and their two cou...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Tesla shares set to rally for third day after record slump
(Reuters) - A rebound in Tesla Inc shares was set to extend into a third straight session on Friday, recouping more of a record 21% drop earlier this week that wiped $80 billion off the electric-car m...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Spain sentences ex-Savaldoran officer to 133 years in jail over priests’ massacre
MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's High Court on Friday sentenced a former El Salvadoran army colonel to 133 years in prison for the murder of five Spanish Jesuit priests in 1989 during the Central American c...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
IBM says U.S. should adopt new export controls on facial recognition systems
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - IBM Corp said on Friday the U.S. Commerce Department should adopt new controls to limit the export of facial recognition systems to repressive regimes that c...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Junta to appoint Mali leader in two-year transition, proposal says
BAMAKO (Reuters) - Constitutional experts raised the prospect of two years of military-led rule in Mali following last month's coup at talks on Friday, defying calls by the West African economic bloc ...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Azarenka and Osaka have unfinished business at U.S. Open final
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Victoria Azarenka and Naomi Osaka were set for a title clash two weeks back before the Japanese withdrew due to injury but the former world number ones will have another chance to...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020
Hungarian radio station critical of Orban faces battle to renew its licence
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's media authority said on Friday it would not automatically renew the licence of an opposition radio station, stoking fresh concerns about media freedom under Prime Minist...
Syndicated Content Sep 11, 2020




