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S&P revises its outlook on GIC Re South Africa to positive from stable
The affirmation of the ratings on GIC Re SA reflects S&P's...
AAIB also probing sabotage angle in Air India plane crash: Minister
Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol said the...
95 crore people now benefiting from social security schemes: PM Modi
“Today, around 95 crore people of the country are getting the...
Nine labourers go missing in landslide triggered by cloudburst in Uttarkashi
In view of continuous heavy rainfall in the state and the...
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Staff warned off whistleblower hotlines, says global survey
Against a backdrop of geopolitical and economic challenges, more...
ECB cuts rates even as inflation fight goes on, first time since 2019
Christine Lagarde,President,ECB "We are not pre-comitting to a...
Climate change made deadly Brazil floods twice as likely
Factors besides climate change — such as poor flood-control...
Google ad tech class action gets go ahead from London court
Should the claimants prove that the Alphabet Inc. unit preferred...
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Earth’s atmosphere more sensitive to CO2 emissions than thought,study finds
WASHINGTON: Hopes that the rise in average global temperatures by 2100 might be capped below 2.5C can be all but ruled out if greenhouse gas emissions continue at the current rate, new research reassessing the atmosphere’s sensitivity to CO2 suggests.The...
Scavengers in India risk health to sift coronavirus debris
NEW DELHI: Mansoor Khan and his wife Latifa Bibi have been collecting scraps of plastic and other items at an enormous landfill site on the outskirts of New Delhi for nearly 20 years.Their $5 daily earnings each keep their three children at school, in search of a...
About 400,000 global airline jobs lost or at risk due to virus
About 400,000 airline workers have been fired, furloughed or told they may lose their jobs due to the coronavirus, according to Bloomberg calculations. The aviation industry has suffered more than most as the pandemic destroys ticket sales and strips companies...
WHO chief says comments questioning his independence ‘untrue and unacceptable’
GENEVA: The head of the World Health Organization said on Thursday that reported comments by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo questioning his independence were untrue and would not distract the organisation from its work in fighting the coronavirus. Director...
Siemens to roll out flexible working app for 100,000 staff
ZURICH: Siemens is rolling out its Comfy mobile phone app to hundreds of its offices around the world to help staff safely return to the office after the coronavirus shutdown. More than 100,000 staff in 30 countries will get access to the app, which gives data on...