The coronavirus pandemic, which has infected almost four million people worldwide and resulted in the deaths of more than 250,000, has resulted in an unprecedented economic slowdown, with the world facing its worst recession since the Great Depression. Nevertheless, even as the whole world burns, some people have managed to succeed.
A White House military aide -- reportedly part of a unit working closely alongside President Donald Trump -- has tested positive for coronavirus, but Trump has not been infected, a spokesman said...
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By Jeff Aronow: Two-time former heavyweight world champion George Foreman says he doesn’t see how Anthony Joshua is going to beat Tyson Fury when the time comes for those two to fight. Foreman says Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs) is fighting at such a high level right now that it’s going to be difficult for anyone […]
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The Stormers have kept their skills sharp during South Africa's Covid-19 lockdown period.
About 300 destitute, elderly and physically challenged people have received food parcels as part of Gift of the Givers relief in Langa.
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JetBlue and Spirit airlines says the first travelers to return as stay-at-home restrictions are eased will be those visiting family and friends again.
Union minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal and BJP leader Tarun Chugh Thursday slammed the Congress government in Punjab, accusing it of not distributing food grain to the needy people who are hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak. Bathinda MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal re-tweeted a tweet by Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan in which he claimed that only one per cent beneficiaries in Punjab got foodgrain, 688 tonnes, out of 70,725 MT under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojanafor the month of April. In the tweet... Читать дальше...
Obama, 58, reached out to three Chicago Public Schools teachers: Jalayne Brewton, Daniel Michmerhuizen, and Katie Owens.
Bids were submitted by CarVal Investors and Nithiya Capital Resources Advisors. The resolution plans involve settlement to financial creditors of Uttam Value Steels with a total upfront and contingent payment of Rs 1,078 crore and Rs 1,576 crore for Uttam Metallics.
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NB - Since Soviet seasons ran just within the calendar year Blokhin's 73-75 and Voronin's 64-66 is in fact three seasons.
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Tactics- Direct/ Mixed
Formation – 4231
Defensive Line - Normal
Marking – Zonal
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A relatively direct style making the most of Finney and Blokhin’s dribbling and pace. Kempes...
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Products: Test kits, including sample collection kits, claiming to diagnose or detect COVID-19.Issue: Health Canada is warning Canadians of the risks of purchasing unauthorized test kits to diagnose or detect COVID-19.What to do: If you have purchased an unauthorized test kit that claims to diagnose or detect COVID 19, do not use it or rely […]
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Carlyle is expected to first buy around 50% stake from the promoters and their families at Rs 85-90 a share, or a 7-10% premium to the current market price, and then launch an open offer to the minority investors.
The singer is expecting a child with fiance Orlando Bloom,
The free bus service by Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) for migrants who wanted to return to their home towns in other parts of Ka
CNBC's Jon Fortt is joined by Dr. Robert Robbins, president of University of Arizona, to talk about when colleges and universities may be able to open up again.