HONG KONG / TAIPEI (Reuters) – The Hong Kong government said Tuesday that Taiwan had rejected the visas of two of its officials, underscoring mounting bilateral tensions after Taipei criticized a security law imposed by Beijing on the financial center. The two officials from the Hong Kong Economic, Commercial and …
Read More »Global cases of coronavirus exceed 15 million: Reuters count
SYDNEY / LONDON (Reuters) – Global coronavirus infections rose more than 15 million on Wednesday, according to a Reuters count, with the pace of the pandemic even as countries remain divided in their response to the crisis. FILE PHOTO: Emergency medical technicians clean their supplies outside Memorial West Hospital, where …
Read More »Whole Foods Sues Workers for Banning BLM Face Coatings
A federal lawsuit against Whole Foods Market accuses the supermarket chain of retaliating against its employees when it prohibited them from wearing Black Lives Matter face covers while they worked. July 20, 2020 9:35 PM 2 min read Share on FacebookShare on TwitterEmail this article BOSTON – Whole Foods Market …
Read More »Britain moves closer to abandoning hope for Brexit trade deal: The Telegraph
FILE PHOTO: The EU flag is placed on broken glass and the British flag in this illustrated image taken on January 31, 2020. REUTERS / Dado Ruvic / Illustration / File Photo (Reuters) – Britain and the European Union will not be able to sign a post-Brexit trade deal, just …
Read More »The dollar was hit in the mouth on Tuesday and its forecast is weak, experts say.
The US dollar is taking a beating on Wall Street, measured by a popular index. The blame is partly on the revival of the EURUSD euro, -0.01% as European leaders forged a historic fiscal pact to lift the eurozone economy out of the coronavirus pandemic that has brought much of …
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