Ethiopian militia killed more than 30 people, opposition leader says
The attacks, whose victims included women and children, happened on Sept. 6-13.
Bahrain’s deal with Israel could stir new wave of opposition at home
The deal will enable Bahrain's Sunni Muslim monarchy to win more support from Western and regional partners.
‘If everyone reduced his number of social contacts, this would help reduce the spread of the virus’
'If everyone reduced his number of social contacts, this would help reduce the spread of the virus', he said.
London Fashion Week kicks off in midst of coronavirus pandemic
London Fashion Week kicked off on Thursday in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic.
Facebook will no longer show health groups in its recommendations
Facebook will no longer show health groups in its recommendations to ensure that its users get health information from authoritative…
Companies and institutions will spend a lot more on cleaning in the years ahead, says Robert Cyran . The southern European housing market may not be as bleak as it looks, says Dasha Afanasieva . Indian airlines are seeking interest-free credit of at least $1.5 billion from the government to help them cope with the loss of business revenue .
Private equity group Carlyle buying majority stake in Victory Innovations.
Jordan has identified at least $600 million in taxes owed by companies
Boost to revenues will help improve public finances and support the economy after the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wall Street’s main indexes fell on Thursday after data showed high levels of weekly jobless claims
Nine out of the 11 major S&P 500 sector indexes were lower.
Twitter puts warning label on tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump
Twitter Inc on Thursday placed a warning label on a tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump.
UK health minister: ‘There’s a challenge in testing’
A sharp deterioration in turnaround times and availability of COVID-19 tests in Britain saw the government admit there were challenges.