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The Latest: Pakistan To Start Opening Schools As Cases Fall
ISLAMABAD Education officials in Pakistan say authorities will start reopening schools from Sept. 15 amid a steady decline in coronavirus deaths and infections.
Michael B Jordan, Lupita Nyong'o Attend Chadwick Boseman's Private Memorial
Family and friends of Chadwick Boseman paid homage to the late Hollywood star over the weekend at a private memorial in Malibu, nearly two weeks after the actor died due to colon cancer at the age of 43.
China Delays Renewing Credentials For Journalists At U.S. Outlets
Beijing has held off renewing the expiring press credentials of journalists at U.S. media outlets including Bloomberg, CNN and the Wall Street Journal, the news organisations reported, amid a tussle with Washington over journalist visas.
2 Depressions In Atlantic To Become Tropical Storms Monday
Two tropical depressions in the Atlantic Ocean are expected to become tropical storms on Monday, with one system already generating a warning off the coast of continental Africa.
IKEA's Shopping Centres Arm Aims To Open Its First U.S. Mall Within A Year
IKEA's shopping centres business hopes to open the doors of its first mall in the United States within a year, in San Francisco, its managing director Gerard Groener told Reuters on Monday.
Idris Elba Went Beyond Expectations on Suicide Squad, Says James Gunn
James Gunn has directed the much anticipated Warner Bros film 'The Suicide Squad' which features Idris Elba in the role of DC Comics mercenary villain Bloodsport.
Brexit Back In Crisis As UK Threatens To Undermine Divorce Pact
Brexit trade talks plunged into fresh crisis on Monday after Britain warned the European Union that it could undercut the divorce deal it signed unless the bloc agrees to a free trade deal by Oct. 15.
Smart Pricing, Lower Royalties Can Boost Auto Sales in India: Goyal
Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal also asked the JV companies to seek permission from their parent companies to allow them to export more from India to other countries.
Cheap Seats Give Chinese Airlines A Much-needed Passenger Bounce
Looking to travel from Beijing to Hangzhou in eastern China? A flight can be had for as low as 180 yuan ($26) one of a slew of deals fuelling a robust recovery in Chinese passenger levels and which could provide a model for a beleaguered industry globall...
Vodafone-Idea Becomes VI: Best Long-Term Prepaid Plans Ahead of Expected Tariff Hikes
Vodafone Idea, now VI, has not introduced any new plans which means that you should make the best use of the existing plans before the newly hiked tarrif arrives.
Happy Birthday Radhika Apte: Andhadhun to Badlapur, 5 Hit Movies of the Actress
On the omnipresent Radhika Apte's birthday, take a look at some of the actress.
Filmmaker on Why Guru Dutt's Biopic Deserves Film Format
Bhavna Talwar's biopic is titled 'Pyaasa' is set to capture the transformation of Guru Dutt from a telephone operator to a prominent figure of Indian cinema.
Brexit Showdown As UK Threatens To Undermine Divorce Treaty
Brexit trade talks plunged into crisis on Monday after Britain warned the European Union that it could effectively override the divorce deal it signed unless the bloc agrees to a free trade deal by Oct. 15.
China's Export Growth Quickens In August, Imports Edge Lower
Chinas export growth accelerated in August while imports edged lower as the worlds secondlargest economy extended its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Gold Gains As Global Growth Worries Support Demand
Gold edged higher on Monday after weak U.S. data raised concerns over a quick economic rebound from the coronavirusled slump and cemented hopes that lower interest rates would last longer.
India Passes Brazil As Country 2nd-worst-hit By Virus
India became the second worsthit country by the pandemic on Monday as urban metro trains partially resumed service in the capital New Delhi and other states as the government pushes to sustain a weakened economy.