Former United Auto Workers President Dennis Williams pleaded guilty to embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from the union, giving federal prosecutors a second landmark conviction in a years-long crackdown on auto industry corruption.
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Almost three weeks have passed since the Israeli government approved a second lockdown for the whole country.
The American Fed revised its 2020 US GDP estimates upwards this evening.While in June, due to Covid, the central bank expected a 6.5% collapse, now that figure has been corrected to -3.7%.
Geneva is to introduce a minimum wage of almost £3,500 a month, reported to be the highest in the world after locals approved the measure in a surprise vote result sparked by reports of growing coronavirus-linked poverty in the Swiss city.
The whole world is mourning over the one million surpassed deaths of COVID-19. According to C.D.C, the United States reports the highest COVID-19-attributed infections and deaths, accounting for 21% of global deaths
While the world was just recovering from the worst-hit pandemic in 2020 and yet before the year even ends, a new deadly disease has come to light in the Gulf coast community in Texas. Texas Gov.
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman delivered a scathing attack on Iran in a speech to the UN General Assembly, urging the international community to find a “comprehensive solution” to what he called Tehran’s “sponsorship of terrorism”.
Known as a peacemaker, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah, the 91-year-old ruler of Kuwait, died on Tuesday. He flew to the United States in July 2020, seeking medical attention after having undergone surgery.
Decades of crippling debt, drought and falling income have hit India‘s countryside hard and left the future of Indian farming in jeopardy. Recently, thousands of Indian farmers are demanding government intervention to help check dwindling farm income. In this regard, they began 10-day protests on Friday
In relation to GDP, Croatia, Bulgaria and Greece receive more non-repayable loans: 10% of GDP is reached. Italy wins the ranking in absolute terms, but free funds are limited to 1.9% of our economy. Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden have red accounts. But the timing between collections and payments makes the difference.