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Updated 1 day ago

Port of Moses Lake to build electrical generation, transmission lines

MOSES LAKE — The Port of Moses Lake will start construction of electrical transmission lines between port property…

Updated 5 years ago
Entire catalog of Bob Dylan songs reaching back 60 years is acquired by Universal Music Publishing

NEW YORK (AP) — Entire catalog of Bob Dylan songs reaching back 60 years is acquired by Universal Music Publishing.

Updated 5 years ago
Universal Music buying Bob Dylan’s entire song catalog

Bob Dylan’s entire catalog of songs, which reaches back 60 years and is among the most prized next to that of the Beatles, is being acquired by Universal Music Publishing Group.

Updated 5 years ago
Americans can pay their credit card bills, but for how long?

NEW YORK (AP) — The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped Americans from keeping up with their credit card payments, thanks in large part to government relief programs passed by Congress earlier this year.

Updated 5 years ago
Frasers mulls last-minute rescue of UK store chain Debenhams

LONDON (AP) — Frasers Group, the British department store chain run by billionaire Mike Ashley, says it is in negotiations about a potential rescue of Debenhams that could safeguard some of the 12,000 jobs at risk.

Updated 5 years ago
Liz Weston: Life and money lessons from the pandemic

I’m a “be prepared” kind of person. I like having money in the bank and a good stock of emergency supplies.

Updated 5 years ago
Sinovac aims for 600 million dose capacity for COVID vaccine

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Chinese vaccine company Sinovac announced Monday that it is planning to complete a new facility to double its annual vaccine production capacity to 600 million doses by the end of the year, wh…

Updated 5 years ago
Warm, dry autumn forces Rhine shippers to halve loads

BERLIN (AP) — Months of low rainfall have left Germany's Rhine River short of water, forcing shippers to reduce their loads by half to avoid running aground.

Updated 5 years ago
Erdogan calls for energy talks as EU considers Med sanctions

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday called for negotiations over energy exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean, days ahead of a European Union summit where leaders could …

Updated 5 years ago
EU weighs new dawn for trans-Atlantic ties under Biden

BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union foreign ministers were debating Monday ways to work together more closely with the United States on global diplomacy, with the bloc hopeful that the arrival of President-elect Joe Bid…

Updated 5 years ago
CEO of retailer Zalando resigns to prioritize wife's career

BERLIN (AP) — The chief executive of online fashion retailer Zalando is stepping down to focus on his family, saying his wife's career should “take priority” in the coming years.

Updated 5 years ago
No visible progress yet on key day for final Brexit deal

BRUSSELS (AP) — Leaders of Britain and the European Union were holding a high-stakes phone call Monday for the second time in 48 hours, as the two sides sent out gloomy signals about the chances of breaking an impa…

Updated 5 years ago
World shares mixed as investors eye vaccines, China-US woes

Shares fell in Europe after a mixed day of trading in Asia following a report that the U.S. is preparing to slap sanctions on a dozen more Chinese officials, ratcheting up tensions with Beijing.

Updated 5 years ago
German industrial production beats forecasts for October

BERLIN (AP) — Industrial production in Germany, Europe's biggest economy, was up 3.2% in October compared with the previous month, according to official data released Monday. It was the second set of figures for Oc…

Updated 5 years ago
Kia recalling 295,000 vehicles due to risk of engine fires

DETROIT (AP) — Kia is recalling nearly 295,000 vehicles in the U.S. because the engines can stall or catch fire.

Updated 5 years ago
MLB sues insurance providers, cites billions in virus losses

Major League Baseball and all 30 of its teams are suing their insurance providers, citing billions of dollars in losses during the 2020 season played almost entirely without fans due to the coronavirus pandemic.