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Redmi 9 Sale Today at 12PM Via Amazon, Mi.com: Price, Specs, Offers and More
The new Redmi 9 from Xiaomi is the latest budget offering from the company that competes against the Realme C12 and Samsung Galaxy M01s.
This Week: Earnings From Zoom, Macy's And Toro
A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:
George Floyd? Donald Trump? Hero Statue Nominations Are In
George Floyd. Sacagawea. The guy who invented air conditioning.
India Coronavirus Cases Top 36 Lakh with Daily Spike of 78,512 Infections
India, the world’s second-most populous country, has been posting the highest single-day caseload in the world every day since Aug. 7, exceeding the tallies of both the United States and Brazil.
Japan's Abe Tells Trump Strengthening Of Alliance Will Not Change
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told U.S. President Donald Trump that the strengthening of their two nations' alliance would be maintained even after Abe's departure from office, a Japanese government spokesman said on Monday.
New Zealanders Wear Face Masks As Auckland Lockdown Lifted
Schools and businesses reopened in Auckland on Monday after the lifting of a lockdown in New Zealand's largest city to contain the resurgence of the coronavirus, but face masks were made mandatory on public transport across the country.
China Manufacturing Grew In August But Weaker
Chinas manufacturing activity held steady in August as domestic demand helped to offset weaker orders from exports markets that are struggling with the coronavirus pandemic, a survey showed Monday.
Chinese Investors Snap Up Hong Kong Property As New Security Law Deters Foreigners
Mainland Chinese investors are scouring Hong Kong's commercial property market for bargains after prices plunged 30%, signalling a new wave of demand following antigovernment protests last year that kept a lid on investment activity.
IOC's LPG Carriers' Strike on for 4th Day; 6 Lakh Customers Hit in Northeastern States
The company claimed that the NEPLTA is adamant on its demand and the first round of talks has failed, while the agitators alleged that the PSU has not taken any initiative to address their issues.
Amid Tensions with Beijing Post Galwan Clashes, Indian Navy Warships Set Sail for South China Sea
The vessels have been deployed all along the Indian Ocean, especially the Malacca Straits which is China's preferred route to move towards other countries.
Florida Suspect Killed By Police After Shooting At Officers
A Florida suspect was shot dead by police after he opened fire on officers serving a warrant for his arrest, officials said.
MP Floods: IAF Helicopter Rescues Three People from Balaghat District
"Today morning, the IAF launched a Mi17V5 helicopter to rescue 02 youth and an elderly man from their inundated houses near Mowad village in Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh situated along the banks of the overflowing Wainganga river," the IAF said in a tweet.
Experts Seek Blood Samples To Identify Kosovo War Missing
The European Union's mission in Kosovo on Sunday called on ethnic Albanians in the country to give blood samples to help identify the remains of people missing for more than two decades since they were taken away by Serb police and paramilitary forces.
Namit Das Highlights Domestic Violence in Short Film Samskara
The film narrates the story of what happens when Abhimanyu (Namit Das) realises that he has become like his father who used to beat up his mother.
Police: 2 Chicago Officers, Suspect Shot During Traffic Stop
Two officers were shot in a struggle with a suspect during a traffic stop in Chicago early Sunday, prompting a third officer to return fire and injure the suspect.
China's Big Banks Brace For Lagging COVID-19 Risks As Bad Loans Rise
Four of China's five largest stateowned banks said they have increased their provisions against bad debt to brace for future losses due to the impact of the global coronavirus pandemic.