Новости за 06.12.2022

After an explosive undercover investigation alleged Shein employees were working 17-hour days, the fast fashion giant is spending $15 million to fix the problem.

Iranian state media says authorities have sentenced five people to death for allegedly killing an officer affiliated with Iran’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard

Olympic athletes are known for being hard workers; for having natural abilities, dedication, and, of course, passion. It might seem...

Douglas Henshall left his long-running role as Jimmy Perez in the BBC drama earlier this year.

Temperatures may drop down to around minus 10C in some parts of the country this week

Neil Diamond surprised theatergoers with a performance of his hit "Sweet Caroline" during the opening night of a new Broadway musical based on his life and career. The impromptu performance is a rare appearance for the 81-year-old music icon who announced his retirement from touring in early 2018 because of his Parkinson's disease diagnosis.

Expansion by UK supermarket expected to create 10,000 new jobs

Following Alley's death from cancer at 71, a discussion was sparked about how the screen star's Scientology status may have affected her condition.

Judiciary to go paperless soon says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

MIDTOWN, Manhattan (PIX11) — Two alleged pickpockets are accused of preying on 18 people in Midtown’s Bryant Park since late November, police said late Monday, releasing photos of the suspects. In each of the incidents, one of the thieves bumped into the victim, who later discovered that some of their personal belongings were missing, according [...]

The NSAs of India and Central Asian countries on Tuesday called for collective action to deal with use of terrorist proxies for cross-border terrorism, terror financing and radicalisation and asserted that Afghanistan must not become a safe haven for terrorist activities. A joint communication issued at the end of the India-Central Asia meeting of NSAs said it was agreed that connectivity initiatives should be based on principles of transparency, and respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries... Читать дальше...

EU officials travelled to Albania to woo Western Balkan countries in a bid to expand the Brussels bloc.

How one Saudi prince is doubling down on food tech investments amid falling valuations.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is upping its investment in the United States, announcing Tuesday that it's building a second semiconductor factory in Arizona and raising its investment there from $12 billion to $40 billion. The move marks one of the "largest foreign direct investments in the history of the United States," according to the company.

One of Twitter's office bedrooms has a queen size bed, a bedside table, two armchairs, and an orange carpet, per Forbes.

More than 3,000 workers across the whole region will walk out

Major League Baseball has wrapped up its awards season for 2022, and four former Gwinnett players (and one manager) were among winners or finalists.... - IL Gwinnett Stripers

The ruling party is gearing up its leaders in the region for the ‘Jayaho BC’ conclave being organised in Vijayawada on December 7

The Independent Luxembourg Trade Union Confederation (OGBL) points out that it is the largest trade union in the sectors directly affected by the public service wage agreement.

The 22-year-old suspect is accused of being the armor-clad shooter who murdered five people and wounded 17 more in a gay nightclub in Colorado last month.

It’s Election Day in Georgia again as Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker face off for the last undecided U.S. Senate seat. Also, the search for suspects intensifies after an attack on a North Carolina power station. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.

Mackenzie Salmon highlights the biggest risers and fallers in this week's NFL power rankings.

The Punjab government imposed on Tuesday an environmental emergency in Lahore — where smog and air quality situation continues to get worse day by day — and declared the city calamity-hit.

“WE’VE got a match,” are the words infamously uttered over and over by the Married At First Sight experts every year.