World shares mixed after Wall Street rally; gold retreats
Shares are mixed in Europe and Asia after U.S. stocks climbed on Wall Street By ELAINE KURTENBACH AP Business Writer July 28, 2020, 8:35 AM 4 min read Share to … Read More
Thomas Markle slams Meghan and Prince Harry over bombshell biography
‘I love Meghan… but I don’t appreciate what she’s become’: Thomas Markle slams his daughter and Prince Harry over bombshell biography and tells them ‘it’s the worst time in the … Read More
Spanish PM says quarantine is ‘unjust’ and claims tourists will be SAFER in his country
Spanish PM says quarantine is ‘unjust’ and claims tourists will be SAFER in his country than in the UK after FCO changed contradictory advice and urges Brits not to travel … Read More
Fauci gives a grim outlook if the US doesn’t do what it needs to do to control the pandemic, but also offers a glimmer of hope
“If you look at the deaths as they’re occurring right now — about 1,000 per day — unless we get our arms around this and get it suppressed, we are … Read More
Amazon takes on grocers with ‘free’ home delivery
Supermarkets face fresh challenge as Amazon announces that Prime customers can get their food shop delivered for no extra charge The Prime subscription offers free one-day delivery on the Amazon … Read More
Equality watchdog boss accuses government of ‘dragging its feet over racism’
Equality watchdog boss accuses government of ‘dragging its feet over racism’ and urges businesses to set targets to recruit more people from ethnic minorities in senior roles Chairman David Isaac … Read More
US-China spats rattle world, prompting calls for unity
BEIJING — Antagonisms between the U.S. and China are rattling governments around the world, prompting a German official to warn of “Cold War 2.0” and Kenya’s president to appeal for … Read More
Asian shares advance after Wall St rally; gold extends gains
Shares are trading higher in Asia after U.S. stocks resumed their upward march on Wall Street, while the price of gold pushed to new record highs By ELAINE KURTENBACH AP … Read More
‘If we get 35% of normal takings, it’ll be a success’
‘If we get 35% of normal takings, it’ll be a success’: Popular European holiday destinations – and British travel agents – face dire finances after being starved of tourists during … Read More
Ministers promise a better deal for Afghan interpreters
Ministers promise a better deal for Afghan interpreters who helped British forces but were denied sanctuary Afghan translators who worked with British troops will be rewarded Just 2 interpreters have … Read More
