Toilet paper makers say US port strike didn't cause shortages
Toilet paper makers say that U.S. consumers don’t need to fear shortages due to the three-day strike this week at U.S. ports.
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US hiring soars past expectations in sign of resilient market
Hiring in the United States picked up significantly more than expected in September while the jobless rate crept lower, ...
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Strong leasing of Dublin office space, vacancy still high
The first nine months of 2024 have been the strongest for office leasing in Dublin, with volumes up 24% from the five-year ...
Britain's 'forgotten children left to die' - as the heartbreaking failures to save them exposed
As the children's social care system faces immense pressures, the Mirror looks at vulnerable children who fell through the ...
Can France cut its spending without stoking recession?
France's public deficit is even higher than expected, increasing pressure including from the EU, to get its finances in order. Prime Minister Michel Barnier must navigate troubled political waters ...
Japan starts new round of Covid-19 vaccinations
Japan has begun a new round of COVID-19 vaccinations for the elderly. An expert told NHK World how to apply lessons from the ...