BERLIN (Reuters) – Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny told a German magazine that he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin was behind his suspected poisoning, but said he was not afraid and would return to Russia to launch a campaign. Naval was brought to Berlin from Russia in August after falling ill …
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(Reuters) – Global deaths from COVID-19 have reached 1 million, but experts are still struggling to find a critical metric in epidemics: mortality – the percentage of people who die from a pathogen infection. Here’s a look at the issues to better understand COVID-19 mortality. How is the mortality rate …
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File photo: On July 7, 2016, a red-hot steel plate passes through a press at the ArcelorMittal steel plant in Ghent, Belgium. (Reuters) – The world’s largest steelmaker, ArcelorMittal SA The company is seeking a merger deal with Cleveland-Cliffs Inc., the largest manufacturer of iron ore pellets, people familiar with …
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WAS SHINGTON (Reuters) – WASHINGTON The judge said he plans to make a decision later Sunday on whether the Trump administration should sue Apple Paul Inc. and Google of Alphabet Inc. in the U.S. The Chinese-owned short video sharing app is to be banned from downloading tickets in the App …
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Profits of China’s industrial companies rose for the fourth straight month in August, driven by lower prices of goods and equipment, the Bureau of Statistics said on Sunday. File photo: On September 2, 2019, a worker welds the edge of a bicycle steel in sports equipment at …
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