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April 3, 2023
Oil prices soared Monday after top producers unveiled a shock output cut of more than a million barrels, while equities mostly rose after data showed...
April 3, 2023
The actress who first found fame in the 1990s talks to Elisabeth Easther.
March 31, 2023
TOKYO -- Share buybacks by Japanese companies will reach their highest level in 16 years in the fiscal year ending this month, topping 9 trillion yen
March 29, 2023
Here in norway, a fifth of all vehicles are now batteryโpowered. as more drivers switch over to electric vehicles, like this one, the number of batteries that we use is going to soar. the eu hopes to see 30 million of them on european roads by 2030, we will also need huge batteries to help store more wind and solar energy. lithium batteries last ten to 15 years, what we do with them next is a question that norway is already grappling with. this new recycling plant is the first of its kind in t...
March 15, 2023
NEW DELHI -- India appears to be pulling off a diplomatic high-wire act between Washington and Moscow as Commerce Ministry data shows&n
March 1, 2023
TOKYO -- Hotel prices in Japan have soared as government subsidies boosting travel kick in and foreign tourists return, with room rates nearly&nb
March 1, 2023
Its pre-pandemic levels. >> it is going to be a big impact. we dont believe they have a financial cushion based on everything we know about the household. >> reporter: these benefits kept 4.2 million people out of poverty, lowering child poverty by 14% according to the issue ban institute. inflation much more than food continues to strain americans. >> were going from 131 to 288. i dont know how that happens. >> reporter: michelle is behind on her surging power bills. she postponed her dogs appo...
February 27, 2023
So ive got to go with this and just hope that we can just get through today. thats all we can do. were stuck. as people began to struggle over winter, this food hub near manchester saw demand soar. volunteers here say neither they nor their members can afford for prices to remain as they are. how have you found this winter? a nightmare. we were using blankets fora long. time and the big hoodie jumper type things rather than putting the heating on. _ how do you think people are feeling about the ...
February 27, 2023
The World Future Energy Summit, the leading business event for future energy and sustainability, ended its 15th edition in January 2023, setting a new visitor
February 22, 2023
Skyrocketing production costs have hit the organic dairy industry particularly hard, and consumer prices for wheat-based products are up substantially.