U.S. aero parts maker Raytheon Technologies Corp reports 77% drop in third-quarter profit
aero parts maker Raytheon Technologies Corp on Tuesday reported a 77% drop in third-quarter profit.
Companies and employees should avoid taking public stances that stoke controversy in an increasingly polarized America
Earlier this year, major U.S. companies pledged to address racial inequality and promote social justice.
Turkey should not meddle in France’s domestic affairs, interior minister says
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan called for a boycott of French goods, citing French leader Emmanuel Macron's 'anti-Islam' agenda.
Saudi Arabia condemns cartoons of Prophet Mohammad, condemns terrorism
Saudi Arabia condemned cartoons offending the Prophet Mohammad, but held back from echoing calls by other Muslim states for action.
Poland’s finance minister does not expect more budget amendments
Polish Finance Minister Tadeusz Koscinski said he does not expect more amendments to this year's budget.
Less than half of Britain’s people trust in news organisations as source for COVID-19 information
Less than half of Britain's people trust in news organisations as a source for COVID-19 information.
The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients in the United States is at a two-month high
The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients in the United States is at a two-month high.
Southern California Edison under investigation for possible source of wildfire
Utility company Southern California Edison said its equipment is under investigation as a possible source of a blaze that erupted…
South Korean shares fall, won strengthens against U.S. dollar
South Korean shares fell on Tuesday as rising coronavirus cases globally dented sentiment.
Vietnam evacuates more than half a million people ahead of Typhoon Molave
Vietnam is rushing to ensure more than half a million people are out of harm's way.