UK high-street giants Next Plc and Frasers Group Plc are among bidders for collapsed online furniture store Made.com Group Plc, The Sunday Times reported, without saying where it got the information.
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The UK’s National Health Service is set for the biggest nursing strike in its history before Christmas after large swathes of the nation voted for industrial action, the Guardian reported.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif offered to resign if there was any evidence implicating him or his interior minister in the shooting which injured his immediate predecessor Imran Khan.
The Swiss city of Geneva pulled the plug on its anti-drone “eagle brigade,” a program meant to train birds of prey to intercept mechanical drones in the air and safeguard dignitaries.
UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is considering changing income tax rules which are designed to encourage workers to save into their pension pots, the Telegraph reported.
UN climate talks began in Egypt with a breakthrough agreement to discuss the financing of damages caused by increasingly extreme weather events -- an issue that had exposed splits between rich and poor nations.
A passenger plane operated by Precision Air Services Ltd. crashed in Lake Victoria while en route to a city in northwest Tanzania and at least 26 people have been rescued.
Kuwait has started commercial operations of the first phase of its Al-Zour mega-refinery, after the initial production and sale of fuel oil began last month to supply local power stations.
Topline Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) endorsed a third Democratic midterm candidate Saturday, sticking to her commitment of working to defeat former President Donald Trump and supporters of his false election fraud claims. Key Facts Cheney told the Washington Post on Saturday that she's backing Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.), in her reelection campaign against Republican Yesli…
Updated Nov 5, 2022, 04:47pm EDT Topline Twitter followed through on CEO Elon Musk’s pledge just days earlier to launch new features to its Twitter Blue subscription model Saturday, rolling out a $7.99 per month charge to receive a blue checkmark for new features as Musk scrambles to find ways to generate more revenue—but it…