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Business 6 years ago
Advocates call for targeted govt support to allay COVID-19 impacts on women-owned SMEs
Women's empowerment groups have highlighted the need for targeted government support for women-owned businesses, especially as women were bearing the brunt of the pandemic's economic impacts and their increased workload as they filled the dual role of homemaker and entrepreneur.
World 6 years ago
'Mr. No, No, No' - Why Dutch PM Rutte plays role of EU bogeyman
As EU negotiations over a coronavirus recovery fund and a new budget for the bloc ran into an impasse, Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte was singled out by one leader this weekend as the "man responsible for the whole mess".
World 6 years ago
'I never thought I would have to come here.' Crisis drives French to food banks
Natalia, 34, had a good job in a Paris bakery, but when the coronavirus lockdown forced it to shut, she was furloughed. With loans to pay and a family of four to support, she found herself where she thought she'd never wind up: the food bank.
World 6 years ago
Virus surges. Work hours plateau. US may be flattening the wrong curve
The US economic recovery showed signs of plateauing last week as the country battled rising coronavirus case counts and an increasingly fractured government response, according to data from a broad set of industry and government sources.
Business 6 years ago
OPEC fears second virus wave to prolong oil inventory overhang
OPEC fears its record oil cuts will fail to rebalance the market and solve the worst glut in history if a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic undermines an economic recovery later this year, according to internal OPEC research seen by Reuters.
