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| Uber parks its service in Morocco Uber is pulling the brakes on its service in Morocco, which will cease on February 23, as it waits (and hopes) for local regulators to accommodate app-based ride-hailing. The company announced the move on its country blog yesterday, writing that it has "not had any clarity" on how its service can be ...
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| More bombs fall on Syria's Ghouta after heaviest toll in years The Union of Medical Care and Relief Organisations, a coalition of international agencies that funds hospitals in Syria, said bombs had hit five hospitals in eastern Ghouta on Monday. In Geneva, the U.N. children's fund issued a blank "statement" to express its outrage at the casualties among Syrian ...
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Small-business confidence hits record high in 2018 after Trump tax-reform win Small-business confidence is surging in 2018 as optimism rises among small-business owners about the newly enacted tax-reform package, according to the latest CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, released Tuesday. The CNBC/SurveyMonkey Q1 Small Business Confidence Index saw an ...
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Measles Cases Are Skyrocketing in Europe as More Parents Shun Vaccines Measles is spreading in Europe thanks to parents shunning vaccines, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned. In 2016, there were just 5,273 cases of measles recorded in the region—a record low. But last year that number soared to 21,315, with 35 deaths. "Every new person affected by ...
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| A London craft beer brewer – in pictures 'This process is called the sparge. Basically we are moving the beer off the grain. We're getting the nice sugary liquid in to the kettle to boil it before we can add the hops. This is also known as a brewers' breakfast, it's intensely sweet, almost treacly. This first beer we called the first runnings and it's the ...
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| Grocery chain Albertsons to acquire Rite Aid Shares of Rite Aid skyrocketed 30 percent in premarket trading. Rite Aid in 2015 attempted to sell to its 4,600 stores to Walgreens, but the deal was whittled down by regulators to a purchase of 1,932 stores for $4.37 billion. The deal underlines the change in course that retailers are taking, no longer ...
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