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Ocado To Buy Two Robotics Companies For $287 Million
Ocado, the British online supermarket and technology group, said on Monday it would buy two robotics companies for a total of $287 million.
U.S. Whistleblower Edward Snowden Seeks Russian Passport For Sake Of Future Son
U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden and his wife are applying for Russian citizenship in order not to be separated from their future son in an era of pandemics and closed borders, he said on Monday.
Donald Trump, Joe Biden and the Tough Guy, Nice Guy Politics of 2020
In two days, Americans will take their shot, making a choice between two presidential candidates who resemble vastly different case studies in what a man, even in 2020, should do or be.
Hyundai Records Highest-Ever Monthly Domestic Sales in October, Sells 56,605 Units
It reported a 13.2 per cent growth in its domestic sales compared to 50,010 units sold during October 2019. The rise in demand comes on the back of the festive season.
Google Messages Will Soon Sort Conversations Into Different Categories Automatically
According to a report, Google Messages will also get a feature that will automatically delete OTP messages after 24 hours.
'Anyone Who Thinks My Story is Over is Mistaken': Trump, the Wrecking Ball Who Came to 'Fix' US
This Tuesday, four years after Trump's shock victory over Hillary Clinton, Americans vote in what amounts to a referendum on the 74-year-old's brazen claim.
Eta Close To Hurricane Strength With Nicaragua In Its Sights
Tropical Storm Eta neared hurricane strength as it rumbled west through the Caribbean on Sunday en route to Nicaragua and Honduras, which it is expected to pound with potentially deadly wind and rain, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
For Mexico's Doctors, An Especially Mournful Day Of The Dead
The diminutive figure of a skeleton in a face mask and medical cap has a hand on a bedridden patient. At its side is the sort of skull made of sugar common on Day of the Dead altars. And behind is the photo of a whitehaired 64yearold man in glasses smilin...
Poland Sees Day 11 Of Abortion, Anti-government Protests
Antigovernment protests triggered by the tightening of Poland's strict abortion law took place for an 11th day in the predominantly Catholic nation.
Early Numbers Show Low Enthusiasm For Algeria Referendum
Early figures in a referendum in Algeria on Sunday appeared to show lacklustre participation despite government efforts to mobilise voters to back proposed changes to the constitution.
Jalaun Congress Leader Anurag Mishra Beaten Up by Women, Sexual Harassment Case Registered Against Him
Meanwhile, Mishra said one of the girls was an office-bearer of the party's women cell and was angry as she was removed from her post on the recommendation of senior leaders.
Bihar Elections 2020: Where was Double Engine for Migrants During Lockdown, Asks RJD Supremo Lalu Prasad
He was reacting to Modi's statement, at his Chapra rally, that Bihar has a double engine government meant for development, referring to his party and the Janata Dal-United, while the opposition has a "double Yuvraj", a jibe at Congress' Rahul Gandhi and R...
Texas' Factory Of Conservative Legislation May Be At Risk
Win or lose in Texas on Tuesday, Republicans will still run plenty of America's state capitols. Maybe even most of them.
Corpses Lie Unclaimed On Day Of The Dead In Violent Mexican State
For Ben Yehuda Martinez, head of forensic services in the violencetorn Mexican state of Guerrero, there is more to celebrating Day of the Dead than arranging a colorful altar with flowers and photos.
Attacker With Sword Kills Two, Injures Five In Quebec Stabbings
Two people were killed and five wounded after being stabbed by a man dressed in medieval clothes and wielding a sword, Quebec police said on Sunday, noting the attack appeared to be driven by personal motives and not linked to any terror group.
Canada Turns On Oil Taps As Prices Rise, Curbs Lift
Canadian crude producers are churning out extra barrels to finish their hardest year in decades on a higher note, after Alberta's government lifted restrictions and as demand for heavy oil surged.