Ninja Van, a Singapore-based logistics startup, has secured an additional $279 million in fresh funding as it works to scale its operations to keep up with the surge in e-commerce deliveries in six ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Ninja Van Raises $279 Million After E-Commerce Surge
Singapore’s Ninja Van has raised $279 million from investors including France’s GeoPost SA and ride-hailing giant Grab, one of the few startups to score new funding since Covid-19 chilled deal ... ( read original story ...)
Israel plans to build its first vaccine factory
Tens of millions of vaccine units, of various types, will be manufactured in Yeruham, helping to ensure self-sufficiency ... ( read original story ...)
Kobe Bryant’s touching interview about Michael Jordan on “The Last Dance” leaves fans emotional
The late Kobe Bryant was on the minds and hearts of fans watching the 10-part docuseries, "The Last Dance" on ESPN Sunday night. The NBA legend had an interview and dedication in episode 5 of the ... ( read original story ...)
North Korea defectors criticised over speculation Kim was ill or dead
Kim disappeared from state media for weeks, sparking a flurry of speculation about his health and whereabouts, and worry about prospects for the nuclear-armed state in the event of an unexpected ... ( read original story ...)
US Defense Secretary: Afghanistan Peace Process ‘Behind Schedule’
U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the peace process in Afghanistan is not going as quickly as expected, with the Taliban failing to reduce violence in the war-torn country. "It's behind schedule, ... ( read original story ...)
29 US soldiers to receive Purple Hearts for traumatic brain injuries from Iran attack on Iraq base
Six Army soldiers who were injured in a ballistic missile attack on an American base in Iraq in January have been awarded Purple Hearts, and 23 others have been approved for the award and will receive ... ( read original story ...)
Iraq vet. operating nursing home and staff sleep on-site to prevent coronavirus spread
Tyson Belanger, an Iraq war veteran and the owner of an assisted living facility in Connecticut, never thought he’d be on the front lines again. But since the outbreak of COVID-19, he has gone to ... ( read original story ...)
Iraq’s economy is collapsing under the double blow of sinking oil prices and coronavirus lockdown
The coronavirus epidemic has pushed Iraq’s economy to the brink of catastrophe, experts say, with the outbreak aggravating the risk of public desperation and renewed social unrest if the needs of ... ( read original story ...)
South Korea again reports no new local COVID-19 infections as it eases social distancing rules
South Korean health officials reported no new local transmissions of COVID-19 for the second day in a row on Tuesday as the country prepares to ease social distancing rules and reopen schools and ... ( read original story ...)