Why the Pay Gap Is Still so Large for the Women’s World Cup: Big Take Podcast
Listen to The Big Take podcast on iHeart, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Terminal. The world is gearing up for
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UK regulator extends Microsoft-Activision deadline to Aug. 29
LONDON Britain's competition regulator on Friday extended the date by which it would consider Microsoft's submissions relating to
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Extreme Heat Rips Through Europe, Bringing Health Risks for Millions
Extreme heat is ripping through southern Europe and parts of Germany, with the next blast from the Sahara
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Russia's Duma votes for law to ban gender reassignment surgery, in further crackdown on LGBTQ rights
The Russian State Duma, or lower house of parliament, has voted in favor of a new law banning nearly all medical help for transgender people including gender reassignment surgery, in a raft of new anti-LGBTQ laws in Russia.
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IMF Loan Helps Pakistan Unlock Another $5.6 Billion in Funding
Pakistan is set to draw in $5.6 billion in additional financing after securing a loan from the International
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US Secretary of State Blinken urges stability in Indo-Pacific
JAKARTA United States' Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Friday called for stability in the Indo-Pacific region and
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Lindner Says Further Ukraine Aid Must Be Outside EU Budget
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said further financing of support for Ukraine should be separate from the European
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Harry Kane: Tottenham chief Daniel Levy meets with Bayern Munich
Daniel Levy met with Bayern Munich in London this week, with Harry Kane's future among the topics discussed.
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Glencore, Anglo Join South Africa in $1.5 Billion Water Plan
Some of the world’s biggest mining companies are working with South Africa’s government on a 27 billion rand
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European Gas Prices Head for Biggest Weekly Loss of the Year
European natural gas prices are poised for their biggest weekly drop this year as the region continues to
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Why Summer Heat Is More Likely to Ground Your Flight Than Cold Weather
The summer travel season got a rocky start in late June when thunderstorms, coupled with airport staff shortages
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Sasol Slammed by South Africa’s Pollution Regulator Over Lack of Investment
Sasol Ltd. was castigated by South Africa’s national air quality officer for failing to cut pollution as its
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