Author Archives: Syndicated Content
Taiwan to ration water for 1 million households, tech hub unaffected
(Corrects to households, not people) TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan will from next month ration water for more than one million households in the centre of the island because of a drought but the technolog...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
Japanese restaurant chain sees shares tumble after short-lived Gamestop-style rally
By Hideyuki Sano and Rocky Swift TOKYO (Reuters) - Shares in Japanese restaurant chain Global-Dining Inc slid on Wednesday following a Gamestop-style rally sparked by its lawsuit against a government ...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
In Colorado, trauma from mass shootings lingers for generations
By Keith Coffman and Sharon Bernstein BOULDER (Reuters) - An 80-year old man, a pair of soldiers in military garb and a 20-year-old student were among the stream of people braving cold mountain winds ...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
China’s Xiaomi fourth-quarter profit rises 36.7% on handset demand
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp reported a 36.7% rise in fourth-quarter net profit on Wednesday, just as its major Android rival fell out of the market. Adjusted net profit f...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
Analysis: Pools and bucket-list trips – Canadians itching to spend pandemic nest eggs
By Julie Gordon OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadians have hoarded a massive cash pile amid the COVID-19 pandemic and they are itching to spend on summer rentals, exotic vacations and backyard pools, a sign th...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
A pandemic year, two cafes and an abundance of doubt about the other side
By Ann Saphir and Nathan Frandino (Reuters) - A year after the pandemic forced Chris and Amy Hillyard to temporarily close their two San Francisco Bay Area cafes, the news is suddenly good. Covid-19 i...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
At U.S. seders, vaccinations mean ‘hugging is definitely on the menu’
By Barbara Goldberg NEW YORK (Reuters) - Esther Greenberg's Passover seder is rooted in centuries-old tradition, but it's a modern medical breakthrough that's bringing together her vaccinated, unmaske...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
In Amazon union election, votes cast by some ineligible ex-employees could swing outcome
By Jeffrey Dastin and Mike Spector (Reuters) - Although Emily Stone's employment at an Amazon.com Inc warehouse ended on Feb. 1, she still received a ballot for her former company's union election in ...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
Miami Beach bistros bow to spring break curfew after weekend mayhem
By Francisco Alvarado and Rich McKay MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) - David Rivero, manager of Miami Beach's Puerto Sagua restaurant, expects to lose three hours of business a night during "spring break"...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021
Separated by U.S. border patrol, one pregnant woman searches for her husband
By Mimi Dwyer DEL RIO, Texas (Reuters) - Nehemie Montrose, a mother-to-be from Haiti, stood anxiously outside a respite center for migrants in Del Rio, Texas, waiting for the daily border patrol buses...
Syndicated Content Mar 24, 2021





