Biden vows to complete Afghanistan evacuation, hunt down ISIS leaders after Kabul attack
President Biden vowed to complete the evacuation of Americans and their allies after a terror attack near Kabul's airport killed a dozen U.S. service members.
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Housing, jobs and free calls: How businesses are supporting Afghan refugees
Airbnb, Verizon, Walmart, and others are rushing to support the thousands of refugees that have been evacuated from Afghanistan in recent days.
Bosch says the semiconductor supply chains in the car industry no longer work
Bosch, which is the world's largest car-parts supplier, believes semiconductor supply chains in the automotive industry are no longer fit for purpose.
Watch live: Pentagon gives an update on attack near Kabul airport that killed U.S. service members
The attack comes as U.S. and coalition forces accelerate emergency evacuation efforts in Afghanistan, a mission that is slated to end in five days.
BMW to build new vehicle at South Carolina plant
The Spartanburg plant currently produces the BMW X3, X4, X5, X6 and X7 as well as performance models of most of the vehicles.
UK car production plummets to lowest level since 1956 amid chip shortage, worker absences
U.K. car production plummeted to a new low last month, marking the worst July performance for the industry since 1956, according to a trade group.
Former Amazon executive who was once Jeff Bezos' 'shadow' joins online events start-up Hopin
Wei Gao, a former Amazon executive, is joining London-based online events start-up Hopin as its chief operating officer.
UK reports 'high threat' of terrorist attack at Kabul airport; U.S. urges people to stay away
It comes as countries scramble to get people out of Taliban-controlled Afghanistan ahead of an Aug. 31 deadline.
London tech firms struggle to hire as Silicon Valley giants scale up in the city
Technology firms in London are finding it increasingly difficult to recruit tech workers as Silicon Valley tech giants scale up their operations in the city.
US authorities investigating Deutsche Bank’s DWS Group over sustainable investing claims: WSJ
Deutsche Bank's asset management arm, DWS Group, is being investigated by U.S. authorities over claims it made about its sustainable investing practices, the Wall Street Journal reported.
How Europe could get China and the U.S. on its side with new carbon tax
The EU's plan for a carbon tax has raised concerns in China, the U.S., Brazil and other nations. One expert says what the EU needs to do to get them onboard.
Covid protection for the fully vaccinated is waning, UK study finds
Protection against the coronavirus is waning among those who have received both shots of the AstraZeneca and Pfizer vaccines, a new U.K. study has found.
UK’s National Trust may give employees siesta-style working hours due to climate change
Britain's National Trust is considering giving staff Mediterranean working hours in the event of "extreme temperatures" due to climate change.
McDonald’s runs out of milkshakes as supply chain woes grip the UK
Supply constraints are weighing on Britain's economy with several big-name firms announcing they have run out of stock on particular items.
Germany's Social Democrats are polling ahead of Merkel’s bloc for the first time in 15 years
It is the first time in 15 years that the SPD has overtaken the CDU/CSU alliance in the polls.
World Bank halts aid to Afghanistan, ‘deeply concerned’ on prospects for women
The World Bank has become the latest international organization to pause aid disbursements to Afghanistan following the Taliban's takeover.
Watch live: Biden addresses Afghanistan evacuation after decision to stick to Aug. 31 withdrawal date
The remarks will be the president's third public address on the crisis in Afghanistan since the stunning Taliban take over.
Maersk spends $1.4 billion on ships that can run on 'carbon neutral' methanol
The shipping sector needs to find new ways of reducing its environmental footprint.
Japan targets floating wind farms for its deep coastal waters
Costs of floating offshore wind will, however, need to be driven down going forward.
Russia is pumping a lot less natural gas to Europe all of a sudden — and it is not clear why
Some analysts have suggested Gazprom may be limiting its delivery of natural gas supply to Europe to support its case in starting flows via Nord Stream 2.
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