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everyone, have a good weekend. cnn "news central" starts right now. an insider at mar-a-lago, a major new development as "the new york times" reports on a potentially crucial cooperator in the classified documents probe. what this could mean for the special counsels investigation. just in this morning, a surprising april jobs report, the labor market is heating back up. what does this mean now for the economy? we will break it down. plus, the countdown to the coronation is on. we...

people growing older and better medicine keeping people alive longer, the french people say no to the plans. highest constitutional court is expecting to give a ruling next week as to whether or not the law is constitutional or whether parts of it have to be reined in. the protestors hoping to put enough pressure on the french president already survived loss of his majority in the parliament and two votes of nonconfidence to back down, scrap the plan and then everything will stay as it...

Number two, postal service clerks as email and electronic communications replace snail mail. number three, cashiers and ticket office clerks. for largely the same reasons. these occupations are expected to decline by more than a third in the next five years. number four, data entry clerks as these roles become increasingly automated and number five other administrative roles like executive secretaries. again, due to automation and advanced technologies. the best advice coming from this report if...

Increased adoption of new technologies and widening digital access will most likely drive transformation in companies, said most of the surveyed organizations.

Increased adoption of new technologies and widening digital access will most likely drive transformation in companies, said most of the surveyed organizations.

  The Ghana Health Service (GHS) says the new COVID-19 variants from the United Kingdom (UK) are spreading faster and widely among the Ghanaian population, with higher disease burden. The GHS says the trend of the spread of the UK variants could overtake the traditional ones in existence in Ghanaian communities if people failed to strictly observe the preventive and safety protocols put in place by the government. Dr Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, the Director-General of the GHS, who announced this in ...

UK COVID-19 variants spreading faster in Ghana - GHS LISTEN 1 The Ghana Health Service (GHS) says the new COVID-19 variants from the United Kingdom (UK) are spreading faster and widely among Ghanaians with higher disease burden. The GHS says the trend of the spread of the UK variants could overtake the traditional ones in existence in Ghanaian communities if people failed to strictly observe the preventive and safety protocols put in place by the government. Dr Patrick Kuma-Aboagye, the Dir...