• Bruised presidency, Capitol attack taint Trump brand

    NEW YORK: Donald Trump shot to prominence with a business empire that bears his name, but after four years of political tumult capped by his supporters’ violent attack on the Capitol, the US president’s brand stands tarnished, threatening his businesses, experts say.

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  • Kuwait records 378 coronavirus cases, no deaths

    KUWAIT: Kuwait recorded 378 new coronavirus cases without deaths yesterday, raising the total number of cases to 157,777, while total deaths remained at 947, the Ministry of Health said. 

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  • Kuwait lists 435 new COVID cases, no deaths

    KUWAIT: Kuwait listed 435 new coronavirus infections and no virus-related deaths yesterday, taking the total to 157,399 and 947 respectively, the health ministry said. Kuwait had announced 530 new cases and one death on Friday. 

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  • Stellantis is born as Peugeot, Fiat complete merger

    PARIS: The merger of France’s PSA and US-Italian rival Fiat Chrysler becomes official yesterday, creating Stellantis, the world’s fourth-biggest automaker by volume. The long-awaited 50/50 tie-up, which was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, is seen as crucial for the two groups to undertake the investment necessary to transition to clean car technology. 

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  • Zapping COVID: Tech sector takes aim at virus with new gadgetry

    WASHINGTON: From virus-zapping drones to smart masks to disease-predicting wearables, the tech sector is showcasing ways to detect and mitigate the coronavirus outbreak. 

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  • Indonesian plane crash follows years of reforms

    SINGAPORE: The mystery plunge of a passenger jet into the sea is another dark chapter in Indonesia’s horror aviation history, although safety standards have improved in recent years, analysts say. 

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  • Mobile Net: Cuba’s new revolution

    HAVANA: Since arriving in Cuba just two years ago, mobile Internet has revolutionized life here – helping people find food, fuel and even medicine amid crippling shortages, and helping them organize protests in a country where waving a placard can land you in deep trouble. 

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  • German economy sees biggest blow since 2009 financial crisis

    FRANKFURT: Germany’s economy suffered its biggest contraction last year since the 2009 financial crash, as it was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, official data showed yesterday. 

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  • Ministers receive second dose of COVID-19 vaccine

    KUWAIT: His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah received yesterday the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as part of the national vaccination campaign at Kuwait Vaccination Center in Kuwait International Fairgrounds in Mishref. 

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