Новости за 02.07.2020

Two new jobs reports likely will paint a good news-bad news picture, the Gang of Eight will get Russia briefing and more news to start your Thursday.

E-commerce giant Amazon India has waived its ‘Selling on Amazon’ fees for the next 10 weeks for artisans, weavers, women entrepreneurs to help them recover from the effects of lockdown.

Overall fertility has dropped below replacement rate in about half of the states, including West Bengal and Delhi

Australian football's governing body has unveiled its 11-point plan for the future which includes a transfer system, a national second division and reducing the cost of playing.

As states moved to implement restrictions to stymie the spread of COVID-19, health officials on Wednesday reported more than 50,000 new cases of the coronavirus, making it the highest single-day increase in infections.

Highlanders coach Aaron Mauger has named his team for their Super Rugby Aotearoa clash against the Crusaders in Dunedin.

Antoine Griezmann is reportedly open to joining Manchester United.

Microsoft has increased upload file size limit from 100GB for OneDrive and SharePoint users

(Telecompaper) Deutsche Telekom's discount brand Congstar said it is offering its postpaid tariff Allnet Flat L for EUR 24.37 instead of EUR 30.00 per month...

Facebook announced the impending death of its Pinterest competitor Hobbi this week, but it now appears the unloved app won't die alone. The not-media company has revealed its TikTok competitor Lasso will also shut down on July 10, joining its cousin's journey to the big app store in the sky.

Telstra and Optus are some of Australia’s largest internet providers, but they both sit toward the more premium end of the pricing scale. Spending a little more can net you some perks like more reliable peak hour speeds, but if you’re going to drop top dollar on your internet plan,...

"As we celebrate America's birthday this week, let's look at some of the fundamental rights that make our country worth celebrating," Samantha Bee said on Wednesday's Full Frontal. "The First Amendment alone is crammed with essential freedoms: You can speak your mind, you can practice your religion, and as long as it's on a bagel, you can have pizza anytime. But lately the government seems to be having second thoughts about one of our First Amendment rights."

The former Germany international hasn't ruled out a longer stay for the exciting wideman, but wouldn't be surprised if he left for pastures new

The past month has been focused on finalising and ensuring the financial future of World Sailing caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Leicester's schools have closed to all but a small number of pupils just weeks after reopening.

If you share our anger and want to commit to lifelong anti-racist education that extends beyond this moment in history, here is what you can do

DRIVING lessons across the UK are set to resume from Saturday but schools are warning lessons will look a little different as safety standards are implemented.

FROZEN 2 fans are ecstatic about the upcoming release of the latest film on Disney Plus and NOW TV, but things still need some clearing up. While the voice that plagued Elsa's life is still a bit of a mystery, it has now been revealed by the film's co-director exactly who she was hearing the entire time.

There will be no fans on hand at the remote Spielberg track in Austria, with the coronavirus still creating uncertainty over how many races can actually be held and where

(Telecompaper) Austrian IT company S&T has acquired 55.5 percent of the multi-vendor service provider Citycomp Service for EUR 6 million, including subsidiaries in Austria and Switzerland...

Sportsmail will keep you up-to-date here over the summer with all the official match strip releases (and a few of the leaked ones) from every Premier League side.

From reusing flowers to recycling your lehenga, experts list tips to go for a sustainable wedding in times of the pandemic.

TEHRAN, Jul. 02 (MNA) – Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called on Islamic countries to adopt serious decision for eliminating terrorism.

It's a complex accountability tree, but there's no central mechanism allowing a transparent view of where each Commonwealth entity is at with cybersecurity.