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World Federation of Advertisers CEO Stephan Loerke believes the slew of big brands publicly pausing social media advertising aren't likely to come back until real change is made. "We moved from brand safety to, I think, societal safety."

The U.K. is set to try and take on Elon Musk's Starlink in the race to beam high-speed internet from space after the acquisition of OneWeb.

Yakiv Smoliy's resignation rattled the market and raised questions about Ukraine's commitment to reforms.

Inderjeet Parmar, professor of International Politics at City University, said President Trump had been given two political gifts — but had squandered both.

The study by the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) will start by testing around 3,000 blood samples from residents in the southern German town of Reutlingen for antibodies created when immune system fights the coronavirus.

The apps have faced setbacks, not least because some countries refused to adopt tools created by Apple and Google.

The buildings that produce the goods we use every single day are changing.

The European Commission said on Friday it had given conditional approval for the use of COVID-19 antiviral remdesivir following an accelerated review process.

The coronavirus has now infected more than 10.84 million people around the world as of Friday morning, killing at least 520,785 people.

The U.K. government is about to lift compulsory self-isolation for travelers from low-risk destinations to England starting next week.

Jean Castex has been named the new prime minister of France after Edouard Philippe unexpectedly resigned Friday.

Intel is investing $253.5 million in Indian telco Jio Platforms in exchange for 0.39% of the company.

The Berlin-based company, which runs platforms for food delivery in 44 countries, said second-quarter orders rose 94% compared to a year earlier.

The plunge in euro zone business activity caused by lockdowns imposed to stop the spread of the coronavirus eased sharply last month as more businesses reopened and people ventured out, a survey showed on Friday.

The Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney are among more than 1,500 musicians who have signed a letter to the British government, asking for it to help save the live music industry amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Jack Dorsey's Twitter has teased the option to edit tweets — but only if there is widespread use of face masks.

Alibaba has fired the head of its fast-growing livestreaming business for allegedly engaging in nepotism and accepting gifts, according to an internal memo seen by CNBC.

Lemonade more than doubled in value in its first day of trading on Thursday, a week after Chinese software company Agora did the same.

The move will neither deny those firms access to American capital markets nor hurt China's growth, said Peterson Institute for International Economics.

These luxury cabins are designed for groups of families and friends who want a safe and secluded holiday that is as posh as a resort – but without all the people.