Prince Harry joins US coaching firm Better Up
Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex joins Better Up as Chief Impact Officer the CEO Alexi Robichaux said Prince Harry has “an incredible attitude and
They wanted democracy. Instead they say they were beaten and raped by police.
Sergei stood on a small sheet of ice in the Dnieper River and breathed in the icy air hard. He had escaped, but that relief
The global chip shortage is still hurting Samsung, Honda and Volkswagen
The global chip shortage is continuing to pummel global business, with Samsung, Honda and Volkswagen among the latest major companies to warn of sustained disruption. On Wednesday, Samsung (SSNLF) co-CEO
Turkey’s lira plunges after Erdogan fires central bank head
Turkey could be on the cusp of another currency crisis after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan abruptly fired the head of the country’s central bank, putting the lira on track
India coronavirus: Experts say sharp rise in Covid-19 cases ‘alarming’
India recorded 260,000 fresh coronavirus cases last week – one of the worst weekly increases since the pandemic began early last year. The western state
Covid-19 symptoms: Is it a cold, flu or coronavirus?
Record numbers of Covid-19 cases are being confirmed across the UK. But given it’s also the flu season, how can you be sure whether you
Covid-19: EU states to resume AstraZeneca vaccine rollout
The EU’s leading states are to restart their roll-out of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine after Europe’s medicines regulator concluded it was “safe and effective”. The
5 big signs that travel is roaring back
Vacation deprivation is about to be replaced by a travel boom, according to Expedia CEO Peter Kern. He told CNN’s Julia Chatterley earlier this week
Amazon looks to expand its telehealth footprint
After helping to furnish your home office in 2020, Amazon now wants to help provide your healthcare. The tech giant is expanding Amazon Care — which currently provides
The ultimate Indian fashion statement?
A symbol of liberty, the handspun textile khadi was celebrated by Gandhi. Now it is sought after again, writes Kalpana Sunder, as designers tap into