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Asia shares led higher by Japan rally, earnings optimism

By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) -Asian share markets pushed higher on Monday amid optimism on earnings as reporting season gets…

10 months ago

PRESS DIGEST-Financial Times – October 20

Oct 20 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories…

10 months ago

Quinones hat-trick hands Al-Qadsiah 3-1 win away to Neom

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL QADSIAH'S 3-1 WIN AWAY TO NEOM IN THE SAUDI PRO LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT…

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FAA says US air traffic control staffing issues cause more flight delays

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Aviation Administration said late Sunday that air traffic control staffing issues were delaying…

10 months ago

Packers rally with big fourth quarter to surge past Cardinals

Josh Jacobs rushed for two touchdowns, including a go-ahead 1-yard scoring run with 1:50 left, as the Green Bay Packers…

10 months ago

Quinones hat-trick hands Al-Qadsiah 3-1 win away to Neom

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL QADSIAH'S 3-1 WIN AWAY TO NEOM IN THE SAUDI PRO LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT…

10 months ago

UPDATE 1-British troops given powers to shoot down drones on sight, Telegraph reports

(Adds details from the Telegraph report in paragraph 3, background from paragraph 4 onwards) Oct 19 (Reuters) - British troops…

10 months ago

Quinones hat-trick hands Al-Qadsiah 3-1 win away to Neom

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF AL QADSIAH'S 3-1 WIN AWAY TO NEOM IN THE SAUDI PRO LEAGUE COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW…

10 months ago

FAA says US air traffic control staffing issues causing flight delays

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Aviation Administration said late Sunday that air traffic control staffing issues were delaying travel at airports…

10 months ago

Struggling Flames hoping for home magic against Jets

The floundering Calgary Flames are hoping a return home will be the tonic to snap their losing skid when the…

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