The UK economy continued on its trajectory of recovery in July —growing by some 6.6 percent according to a release from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). But it still has far to go before making up for all the GDP that has been lost since the coronavirus outbreak.
As online shopping shoots up due to the coronavirus, British supermarket chain Morrisons is hiring some 6,000 new employees to keep up with the demand.
In a move to get around recent US restrictions, Chinese mobile producer Huawei says its own operating system — dubbed HarmonyOS — should be on its smartphones by next year.
Lloyd’s of London confirmed on Thursday that it expects to pay out up to £5 billion in COVID-19 customer claims,
The Rolling Stones on Tuesday defied the gloom of the coronavirus outbreak to launch the band’s first flagship store
South Africa’s economy shrank by more than half in the second quarter, an unprecedented decline, as the coronavirus pandemic took its toll on the continent’s most industrialised state, the statistics agency said Tuesday.
A Pakistani court on Tuesday sentenced a Christian man to death after convicting him of sending text messages containing “blasphemous
Apple on Tuesday fired off invitations to a September 15 online event expected to star the first iPhone tailored
Agence France-Presse announced Tuesday that it had lodged a complaint with French regulators over a standoff with Google, saying the US giant is refusing to move forward on paying to display the agency’s content in web searches.
Increasingly rum as an industry has been waking up to the ever-expanding market for premium spirits, and has been promoting some mature rums, far from the image of partying pirates singing yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum, and fighting instead with your grandfather’s whiskies for attention.