Business
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China’s slowdown in growth suggests recovery is losing steam
China’s economy grew 4.9% in the July to September quarter from a year earlier, the slowest pace in a year…
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Once thriving Argentine spa draws tourists to ghostly ruins
Padded by a soft silence altered only by occasional gusts of wind, tourists walk amid debris and metal fragments that…
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Moon commits South Korea to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030
South Korea has decided to increase its greenhouse gas emission reduction target level to 40% by the end of the…
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Sustainable Future Forum 2021: responsibility and regulation EMEA
The means during which we obtain a sustainable future is everybody’s duty. From huge business regulation and authorities targets to…
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MLB in talks to launch a nationwide streaming service for home games without cable TV
Major League Baseball is in talks to launch a nationwide video streaming service that would allow fans to watch their…
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Siemens prepares the separation of large drive businesses
Siemens is preparing a divestiture of its Large Drive Applications (LDA) business, the German engineering and technology company said on…
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Supply chain crisis has voters nervous
Much of the coronavirus pandemic has been about masks, hospitalizations, and vaccinations, but another large part of the story revolves…
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Ford to manufacture electric car parts at Halewood plant
Ford will invest hundreds of millions of pounds in its Halewood plant in Merseyside, helping to save 500 jobs. The…
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Rising gas prices: Russia not withholding supplies, ambassador to UK says
Russia is not suspending gas deliveries to Europe for political reasons, the country’s ambassador to the UK said. Andrei Kelin…
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Former Boeing test pilot pleads not guilty in 737 Max case
A former Boeing test pilot pleaded not guilty Friday to charges of misleading regulators by withholding information about a key…
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