UK flights resume after air traffic control 'technical issue' causes holiday delays
The U.K.'s air traffic control provider said Monday that it had "identified and remedied" an earlier technical issue which saw flights across the country disrupted.
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iPhone 14 Pro Max tops global smartphone shipments as people shun budget phones for top-end devices
Last year, iPhone 13 was the bestselling smartphone, indicating a preference toward entry-level flagships. This year, it's Apple's most expensive phone that's taken the crown.
France pays winemakers to rip up vines as famous Bordeaux region faces uncertain future
Extreme weather and changing consumer habits are hitting Bordeaux wine in a way that it is no longer viable for some producers to keep their wine houses open.
Days after Wagner chief Prigozhin's reported death, Putin demands mercenaries swear allegiance to Russia
The fate of the Wagner Group has been uncertain since a short-lived revolt against Putin in June.
This is the best international airline, according to a new report—and it's not Qatar Airways
Bounce compared 60 airlines across various factors to update its 2023 Airline Index ranking for international and domestic airlines.
Barbara Corcoran says this is the No. 1 mistake new home buyers can easily avoid: 'Go back for another look'
Corcoran has over 40 years of experience in the real estate business and says this is the most common mistake people make when buying their first home.
Europe’s summer of extremes triggers health warnings, nuclear output fears and shipping disruption
Europe's protracted battle with extreme weather conditions comes shortly after official data showed July was the hottest month in history.
Britain to host world's first AI safety summit at home of World War II codebreakers
The event will take place on Nov. 1 and 2, and will "consider the risks of AI, especially at the frontier of development," the U.K. government said Thursday.
Ukrainian lawmaker says GOP debate comments on reducing military aid ‘concerning and upsetting’
Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy on Wednesday said he would not support additional aid to Ukraine and called it "disastrous."
Turkey surprises with bigger-than-expected interest rate hike to 25% in bid to tame inflation
Turkey's central bank on Thursday hiked interest rates by more than expected to 25% in bid to tame red-hot inflation.
What now for Putin? Kremlin critic says Prigozhin’s apparent death will ‘cement his authority’
Russian aviation officials said Wednesday that Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was believed to have been killed in a plane crash.
Emerging economies group BRICS invites 6 new members, including Saudi Arabia and Iran
The BRICS economic coalition of emerging markets has decided to extend membership invitations to six nations.
China is furious with Japan's plan to release treated Fukushima water into the ocean
The imminent water release comes more than a decade after Japan was rocked by the second-worst nuclear disaster in history.
This couple spent $500,000 renovating an abandoned Arizona inn to turn it into a desert oasis
In 2015, Sara and Rich Combs quit full-time jobs as web designers to start The Joshua Tree House, a hospitality company. It includes four properties.
The world's largest floating wind farm is now officially open — and helping to power North Sea oil operations
Hywind Tampen is located in waters off the coast of Norway.
Economic data in Europe just went from bad to worse
European business activity contracted once again in the month of August to its lowest level since November 2020.
After plunging into the political mainstream, Italy's far-right leader Giorgia Meloni is now shocking markets and upsetting big business
Giorgia Meloni was elected in October and, as well as being the country's first female PM, is also the first from a far-right party since the end of World War II.
Portugal is the best European country for retirement based on cost of living, healthcare and more
Moving to Spain, a relocation company, ranked the best European countries for retirement using data from several outlets including the Global Peace Index.
Major shipping routes are struggling with water shortages. El Niño could make it worse
An increasing incidence of climate-driven extreme weather events is taking its toll on the world's major shipping routes.
Europe's Stripe rival Adyen saw $20 billion wiped off its value in a single day. Here's what's going on
Adyen said that many of its North American customers are cutting back on costs to weather economic pressures, like rising interest rates and higher inflation.
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