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Retail giants clamp down in bid to halt coronavirus growth
John Lewis became the first big retailer to suspend its click-and-collect service yesterday amid pressure on shops to do more to help to contain the virus.The chain said that it was acting after a
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Who will take up Merkel's mantle?
It is the online convention of Germany's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) - the country's biggest political party - and the most important item on the agenda is who gets the chance to assume the mantle of Chancellor Angela Merkel, when she steps down later this year.
The Straits Times | | Fuente original
US Vice-President Pence rejects call to invoke 25th Amendment to remove Trump
Pence said he did not believe it was in the best interest of the nation or consistent with the US Constitution.
The Straits Times | | Fuente original
Tax Season Is Coming, and It Could Be Messy
Many taxpayers will forgo their usual in-person meetings with tax preparers amid the pandemic. Millions will need to file tax returns to get the balance they are owed for stimulus payments. Others will face the complexities of state-tax rules for remote work.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
Pence Says He Won’t Invoke 25th Amendment, Setting Stage for Impeachment Vote
Some Republican lawmakers say they would vote to impeach Trump in the wake of Capitol riot. House Democrats passed a resolution Tuesday demanding that Pence and a majority of the cabinet invoke the 25th Amendment.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente original
Live-stream concerts, festivals and events: The pandemic could change access to entertainment forever
Live-stream concerts, festivals and events: The pandemic could change access to entertainment forever
The Washington Post | | Fuente original
Trump has been suspended from YouTube - The Washington Post
Trump has been suspended from YouTube - The Washington Post
The Washington Post | | Fuente originalMás leídas hoy
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- El Gobierno planea compensar a los propietarios de vivienda afectados por el decreto antidesahucios
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- Repsol, Endesa, Cepsa y Naturgy, los grandes damnificados del "fondo verde"
- Ten States Sue Google, Alleging Deal With Facebook to Rig Online Ad Market
- Could Gen Z Consumer Behavior Make Capitalism More Ethical?
- The Creator Economy Needs a Middle Class
- El BCE garantiza financiación barata a los Gobiernos al menos hasta marzo de 2022
