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Oct- 2021 -16 October
THOUSANDS PROTEST IN ITALY OVER MANDATORY LAW
A mandate for all workers in Italy to show a government-issued COVID-19 pass came into force on Friday, triggering protests at key ports and fears of disruption
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15 October
AVIATION SUPPLY CHAIN FACES MOUNTING STRAIN
Global shipping and supply chain disruptions are making it harder for corporate plane manufacturers and suppliers to meet resurgent demand for parts, according
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15 October
PRINCE WILLIAM: GREAT MINDS SHOULD FOCUS ON HEALING THE PLANET
Prince William has suggested entrepreneurs should focus on saving Earth rather than engaging in space tourism. The Duke of Cambridge said great brains and
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14 October
BIDEN PUSHES FOR EXPANSION OF OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES
The Biden administration has unveiled plans to expand offshore wind energy in a move that could see turbines built along much of the US coastline. Seven areas
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14 October
NEW WHO GROUP MAY BE OUR LAST CHANCE TO FIND THE ORIGINS OF COVID-19
The World Health Organization (WHO) says a new taskforce may be the last chance to find the origins of COVID-19. It has nominated 26 experts to join the
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13 October
THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN NIGHTMARE IS ABOUT TO GET WORSE
Computer chip shortages. Epic port congestion. And a serious lack of truck drivers. The world's delicate supply chains are under extreme stress. The supply
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13 October
ASIAN SHARES EDGY AMID INFLATION FEARS
Asian shares were on edge as worries about soaring power prices fuelling inflation weighed on sentiment and drove expectations the United States would
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12 October
AIR INDIA SOLD TATA SONS
India's loss making national carrier Air India has been sold to the Tata group, the country's largest conglomerate. The government has sold the airline to the
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12 October
GAS PRICES ROCKET AS GLOBAL ENERGY CRISIS WORSEN
The national average price for gasoline hit a fresh seven-year high of $3.27 a gallon on Monday, up by seven cents in the past week alone, according to AAA
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11 October
MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE NOW EASE TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS TO LIVE WITH COVID-19
Singapore and Malaysia have each revealed plans to start reopening their borders as the Southeast Asian neighbours move away from their zero-COVID strategies
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