Author Archives: Syndicated Content
Olympics-‘It’s impossible’: Tokyo residents concerned about hosting Games
By Irene Wang TOKYO (Reuters) - As Tokyo woke up to its second state of emergency on Friday, many people believe it will be difficult, perhaps impossible, to host the Olympic Games safely. The Japanes...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
In Japan, wider COVID-19 curbs heighten double-dip recession risk
By Leika Kihara and Chris Gallagher TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is considering extending a state of emergency from the Tokyo metropolitan area to other regions as novel coronavirus cases increase but that...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
Scottish fishermen halt EU exports over Brexit delays
LONDON (Reuters) - Many Scottish fishermen have halted exports to European Union markets after post-Brexit bureaucracy added days to their delivery times and hundreds of pounds to their costs. Fishing...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
Luka Doncic has 38 as Mavericks top Nuggets in OT
Luka Doncic had 38 points, 13 assists and nine rebounds, Josh Richardson scored five of his 14 points in overtime, and the visiting Dallas Mavericks defeated the Denver Nuggets 124-117 on Thursday nig...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
FBI offers reward for details of those behind Washington pipe bombs
(Reuters) - The FBI is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information on the individuals responsible for placing pipe bombs in the committee headquarters of the key U.S. political parties in the c...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
Can’t go to ski resort? South Koreans rush to buy sledges, enjoy sledding near home
By Joori Roh and Daewoung Kim SEOUL (Reuters) - With South Korea's ski resorts closed in recent weeks to help combat COVID-19, heavy snowfalls have led to a surge in sales of sledges as winter sports ...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
South Korea’s IPO market poised for record year on booming retail demand
By Heekyong Yang and Scott Murdoch SEOUL/HONG KONG (Reuters) - South Korea is set for the busiest year ever for new share sales as companies ranging from a digital bank, game developer to an electric ...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
Hungary extends coronavirus curbs, night curfew until Feb. 1 – PM
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary will extend existing restrictions, including a nighttime curfew, until Feb. 1 to curb the spread of novel coronavirus infections, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told state ra...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
Optimism sweeps UK boardrooms but slow recovery ahead: Deloitte
LONDON (Reuters) - A wave of optimism washed over bosses of major British companies in December, ahead of a tightening of COVID-19 restrictions this month, even though many thought it would take a lon...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021
UK minister says: there are concerns about vaccine protection against S.African variant
LONDON (Reuters) -British Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said on Friday there were concerns about how effective the COVID-19 vaccines might be against the highly transmissible variant of the coronav...
Syndicated Content Jan 08, 2021

