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Lawmakers in the European Union have written a letter to Amazon boss Jeff Bezos asking if his company is hiring intelligence agents to spy on politicians, trade unionists, and members of staff.

"Many deaths have been averted and many more lives can be protected," Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's health emergencies program, said Monday.

Many U.K. investment funds have a large overweight exposure to Britain's small and mid-cap companies, but one major market strategist has warned that now isn't the right time to be making such "big bets."

The number of billionaires worldwide also reached a new high of 2,189, compared to the previous record of 2,158 in 2017.

The global economy has ended up performing better than the IMF's expectations in the second and third quarters. This is expected to lead to "a small upward revision" to its growth forecasts next week.

Johns Hopkins University and the University of Washington are holding a series of panels on Tuesday with the nation's top health officials as part of a Covid-19 vaccine symposium. 

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that member states cannot collect mass mobile and internet data on citizens.

Partnership is latest example of companies looking to ramp up use of hydrogen fuel-cell technology.

The only way to stop "catastrophic" climate change is for businesses to work together, according to Diageo's global director of society Kate Gibson.

Last July, regulations around short-term rentals came into effect with a "one host, one home" model that is enforced by local planning authorities.

Trump has released a series of videos over the weekend to try to reassure voters that he is recovering after testing positive for Covid-19.

Indian ride-hailing app Ola has been stripped of its license by London transport regulator TfL over public safety concerns.

The IMF believes governments should step up public investments to support the economic recovery after the massive shock from the coronavirus pandemic.

Nvidia has announced plans to build a £40 million ($52 million) supercomputer in Cambridge, England, weeks after saying it intends to buy British rival Arm for $40 billion.

Crowdcube and Seedrs shook up the capital markets by allowing the general public to buy shares in start-ups to help them raise money.

The World Health Organization is holding a press briefing Friday on the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 34 million people worldwide.

European stocks recovered early losses to close slightly higher Friday after President Donald Trump said he and first lady Melania Trump had both tested positive for Covid-19.

Leaders around the world have sent their best wishes to President Trump and first lady Melania Trump after the couple tested positive for the coronavirus.

Guild Esports, a start-up backed by David Beckham, has listed on the London Stock Exchange.

Dozens have been reported killed and hundreds wounded since fighting between the two former Soviet republics broke out on Sunday.