Photos show a nation in mourning as Queen Elizabeth II is laid to rest
The funeral of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II was held in London Monday, bringing to an end the country's Elizabethan era.
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Watch: World leaders honor Queen Elizabeth at her funeral
A congregation of around 500 kings and queens, prime ministers and presidents have arrived in London over the weekend to pay their respects to the late queen.
Why Ford is keeping its Mustang gas-powered as part of its electric vehicle push
Ford CEO Jim Farley believes keeping the iconic American brand gas-powered makes good business sense for the automaker for the foreseeable future.
Ferrari just revealed its first-ever 4-door model, a high-riding and powerful sports car called the Purosangue
Ferrari's new Purosangue is an SUV-like sports model, with four doors and a powerful V-12 egnine.
Speaker Pelosi strongly condemns 'illegal and deadly attacks by Azerbaijan' during visit to Armenia
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered remarks in Armenia Sunday to express support for the nation in the wake of deadly clashes with neighboring Azerbaijan.
These are the top 10 healthiest countries for digital nomads—here's why the U.S. didn't make the list
Lemon.io, a marketplace of software developers, analyzed data from the Global Health Security Index to find the healthiest countries for digital nomads.
These are the top 5 best cities in the world for millennial travelers
Holidu, a travel search engine, highlighted that the most important factor for traveling Millennials are cities with a great food scene.
London’s Heathrow alters 15% of Monday flights for Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral
Britain's busiest airport said it would reduce flights to avoid noise during queen's funeral Monday.
The U.S. looks to rival Europe and Asia with massive floating offshore wind plan
When it comes to offshore wind, the U.S. has a long way to go to catch up with Europe.
Siemens commissions one of the biggest green hydrogen production plants in Germany
A number of multinational firms have attempted to lay down a marker in the green hydrogen sector in recent years.
Right-wing parties win Swedish election in historic political overhaul
Once a fringe party shunned by the political establishment, the far-right Sweden Democrats now stand on the cusp of influencing over government policy.
Shell CEO Ben van Beurden to step down, renewables boss Wael Sawan to take the helm
Oil giant Shell on Thursday announced that CEO Ben van Beurden will step down at the end of the year after nearly a decade at the helm.
'Awash with cash': Global shipping companies now want to fly their goods too
Ocean freight companies are adding air cargo to their businesses as shippers look for a "one-stop shop" to move goods around the world.
Biden announces first round of funding for EV charging network across 35 states
President Joe Biden is in Michigan today at the Detroit Auto Show to promote the launch of electric vehicle manufacturing in the motor city.
United Airlines partners with one-time foe Emirates, will launch Dubai flights
United Airlines and Emirates announced a codeshare partnership, which allows the carriers to sell seats on each other's flights.
Volvo starts series production of heavy-duty electric trucks, targets 50% of sales by 2030
Company faces growing competition in emerging sector.
Google loses appeal over EU antitrust ruling, but fine cut to $4.12 billion
The European Union's General Court on Wednesday upheld an antitrust ruling against Google's parent company, Alphabet.
Russia's defeats in Ukraine have strategists worried about Moscow's next move
Moscow now faces a "stark choice," according to one strategist: face humiliating defeat and sue for peace, or resort to more extreme measures.
At least 17 million people in Europe suffered long Covid in first 2 years of pandemic, WHO report says
At least 17 million people in Europe suffered from long Covid within the first two years of the pandemic, according to a new study released Tuesday.
Sweden's far-right make gains in tightly contested election, results too close to call
The far-right Sweden Democrats party was once shunned by the broader political spectrum. Now, it looks set to record its best election result yet.
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