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Amazon restores service after global outage The logo of Amazon is seen at the company logistics center in Lauwin-Planque, northern France, February 20, 2017. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol July 12, 2021 (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc said its online stores had returned to normal services after a global outage disrupted shopping on its country sites. According to outage monitoring website Downdetector, services were disrupted for nearly two hours and at the peak of the disruption, more than 38,000 u...

The US President made the vaccine sharing commitment in Cornwall before the G7 summit.

Amazon, Google executives lead U.S. Senate panel antitrust hearing witness list

The US President made the vaccine sharing commitment in Cornwall before the G7 summit.

Exclusive: France's Tereos seeks to exit ventures in China, Romania - sources

A school in the northeastern part of France is training stuntwomen who dream of making it in Hollywood.

Sustainable BusinessSPACs target more ESG companies in 2021 -Nomura Greentech Simon JessopPatturaja Murugaboopathy 3 minute read An Engie Green power-generating windmill turbine in the middle of rapeseed and wheat fields, in Saint-Hilaire-lez-Cambrai, France, May 18, 2021. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol Companies with environmental, social and governance (ESG) credentials have been high on the list of merger targets for U.S. special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) so far in 2021, data from Nomu...

World Environment Day, which falls on 5 June, marks the official launch of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, a global push to revive natural spaces lost to development. In the lead-up to the Decade’s launch, UNEP is looking back on some of our most popular restoration-related stories, including this piece originally published in December 2020.  Reuters / Andrees Latif / 01 Dec 2020 11 May 2021 (UNEP)* — The record-breaking wildfires that engulfed the western United States in 2020  ...

French central banker pushes back against warnings of bankruptcy wave Reuters 3 hrs ago © Reuters/Pascal Rossignol FILE PHOTO: The G7 Finance ministers and central bank governors meeting in Chantilly PARIS (Reuters) -Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Tuesday there was no evidence business bankruptcies would go beyond catching up from exceptionally low levels seen last year, warning against exaggerating the likelihood of insolvencies. Popular Searches Many European...

Reforms are aimed at increasing the number of prosecutions of British citizens on their return to the UK