: Coronavirus tally: New daily cases drop below 60,000, but hospitalizations and severe cases keep rising
The seven-day average of daily new COVID cases and deaths keep falling, but there’s reason to believe those counts are artificially low given that hospitalizations,...
: China COVID cases could double next month, as Merck antiviral gets approval
China's health service approved an antiviral to treat COVID-19 as one health company estimates the country will see a doubling of its current wave of...
NerdWallet: How’s that bank working for you? Here’s how to set yourself up with the right account, tools and bank to fit your life.
Here's a guide to help you find the right type of bank and how to set up the best combination of accounts and tools that...
Next Avenue: ‘Many times, elders go back into the closet.’ Are healthcare providers doing enough for an aging LGBTQ population?
Many LGBTQ older adults forgo support services or benefits available to them out of concern for discrimination or lack of cultural sensitivity.
NerdWallet: If you want to buy a home or invest in 2023, ask yourself these 4 questions first
Homeownership may still be an attainable goal, but you might have to make some sacrifices. As for investing, you need to seriously weigh your risk...
Kelley Blue Book: Here’s how the 2023 Kia Sportage compares with the ever-popular Toyota RAV4
The RAV4 is the stalwart of its class, but the all-new Kia Sportage is a gorgeous new challenger that threatens to knock it off the...
: This offshore energy services company was Europe’s best-performing stock of the year. Credit Suisse was among the worst.
The best stock in Europe's leading index of companies was a Norwegian offshore energy services provider, Subsea 7.
Economic Report: U.K. house prices see longest losing streak since global financial crisis, lender says
U.K. house price falls are on its worst run since the 2008 financial crisis as average house price growth slows down for the fourth consecutive...
The gourmet food scene in the UAE is taking on the likes of Paris, New York and London
While the economic outlook for much of the world is predicted to be rocky over 2023, in the Gulf there's a buoyant mood.