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Posted on August 21, 2020 By: S.M. Love

Airbnb bans parties at rental properties amid pandemic

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Japan’s recovery hopes hit by August factory activity contraction – PMI

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Amid heightened tensions, Taiwan tells China not to underestimate its resolve

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Schools Are An ‘Essential Business’

One hundred years ago, education in the United States was surrendered to the government and since then education in America has been systematically going downhill. …

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James Beard Awards Won’t Name Any Winners In 2020

The James Beard Foundation, which has bestowed top honors to culinary professionals since 1991, announced on Thursday it will not name winners at its 2020 …

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Posted on August 21, 2020 By: S.M. Love

Goodyear Lets Employees Wear Pro-Police Clothes After Trump Boycott Tweet

Aug 20 (Reuters) – Goodyear Tire Chief Executive Rich Kramer said on Thursday the company had clarified its policy to make clear employees can wear …

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Daily uk news Is England’s Covid-19 outbreak finally shrinking for good? ONS estimates 2,400 people are catching the virus each day – down 37% in a week as symptom-tracking app names three new hotspots MetiNews.Com

MetiNews.Com – The Office for National Statistics estimates 2,400 people are contracting the disease every day in England, down 37 per cent from the 3,800 …

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China-EU special summit to have trade focus, as US election looms

Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold a video summit with some European Union leaders in mid-September that is set to put trade in the spotlight …

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Singapore relaxes coronavirus travel restrictions for mainland China, Taiwan and Malaysia

Singapore on Friday moved to further relax coronavirus travel restrictions for incoming travellers from “low-risk” territories such as mainland China, Taiwan and Malaysia, with senior …

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India-China tension: New Delhi tightens curbs on visas, universities to limit Beijing’s influence

India is stepping up its curbs on Chinese activity in the country, adding extra scrutiny for visas and reviewing Beijing’s links with local universities, as …

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