Self-Driving Police Cars Are Being Deployed In Dubai

By 2030, Dubai wants robots to make up 25% of their police force.

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European Commission's Head of Task Force for Relations with the United Kingdom Michel Barnier.

Brexit Trade Deal Hangs in Balance

The government told UK businesses to be ready for big changes — but firms say they still don't know what those changes will be.

Satellite image of the damaged radio telescope at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, Nov. 17, 2020.

Huge Radio Telescope Collapses

The Arecibo Observatory's 900-ton receiver platform fell onto the reflector dish more than 400 feet below.

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Space Agency, Startup Ink Deal to Bring Space Trash Home

A custom-made spacecraft will capture and bring down part of a rocket once used to deliver a satellite into orbit.

The T-7A Red Hawk weapons systems trainers and operational flight trainer will provide future pilots with “real-as-it-gets” simulation training to complement their time in the actual aircraft. The simulator reinforces the “flight” experience with high-end optics and dynamic motion seats.

Boeing Starts Production on Weapons System Trainer

It is arguably the most advanced training system in the world.

UK to Ban New Huawei Gear Installations After September

The deadline is part of a roadmap to remove "high-risk" telecom equipment suppliers.

In this Dec. 19, 2019 file photo, the advertising label of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, shines at their headquarters in Vienna, Austria. Leaders of the OPEC cartel are meeting virtually to decide how much oil their countries should produce as the coronavirus stifles demand for fuel. They’re expected to extend production cuts into the new year in an effort to boost prices.

OPEC Talks on Production Hit Snag

Oil producing countries face a difficult situation.

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Mexico Planning $11.5B in Infrastructure Projects

The majority of the plans are for highways, energy and water projects.

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Mexico Opens Anti-Monopoly Probe Against Walmart Subsidiary

Regulators are investigating possible monopolistic practices in wholesale and retail goods distribution and sales.

In this image made from video, lawmakers fight during a parliament session in Taipei, Taiwan on Friday, Nov. 27.

Taiwan Lawmakers Throw Fists, Pig Guts Over US Meat Policy

A regularly-scheduled policy report turned into chaos on Friday.

Workers place batteries on a machine at a factory manufacturing lithium batteries.

China's Manufacturing Accelerates in November

Business conditions have largely returned to normal since the ruling Communist Party declared the outbreak under control.

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Five Key Factors in Planning for a Post-COVID 'Normal'

It’s important to reflect and remember that difficult circumstances can trigger meaningful change.

A shelter is seen at the Thomas Dixon Aircraft Observation Area as a Southwest Airlines flight from Jacksonville, Fla., makes its landing approach onto Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, Monday, Nov. 23, 2020, in Glen Burnie, Md. With coronavirus cases spiking in the U.S. and Europe, the financial outlook of the world's airlines is getting worse. The International Air Transport Association said Tuesday that around the world, airlines will lose more than $157 billion this year and next.

Financial Outlook for Airlines Dims

Airlines will lose more than $157 billion over this year and next.