American Daily Digest

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street higher after U.S. regulators removed some limits on the ability of banks to make investments By JOE McDONALD AP Business Writer June 26, … Read More

Coronavirus has infected more than 2.4 million people and killed over 124,000 in the United States. Thursday’s total eclipses the previous high on April 24, when 36,291 new coronavirus cases … Read More

Europe has seen a surge in coronavirus cases since easing lockdown, WHO warns, with 30 countries seeing numbers rise amid fears of a second wave WHO’s director for Europe said … Read More

Boris Johnson under pressure over Tory donor at centre of Robert Jenrick scandal after it emerged the pair spoke at a fundraising dinner The Prime Minister yesterday rejected calls for … Read More

Britain’s satellite race: Boris Johnson bids to secure £400m stake of US operator OneWeb as UK loses access to EU’s Galileo space system post-Brexit PM and chancellor Rishi Sunak signed … Read More

‘I was wrong’: Shameless actress Maxine Peake ‘clarifies’ claims Israel taught US police tactics that killed George Floyd – but doesn’t apologise and insists she’s NOT an anti-Semite Maxine Peake, … Read More

The transition away from these federally funded sites began in April, but the latest debate over federal funding comes after President Donald Trump on Saturday lamented the rise in coronavirus … Read More

The Federal Reserve and four other regulatory agencies say that they have finalized a rule that will ease restrictions curtailing the ability of banks to make investments in such areas … Read More

Stock indexes are edging higher on Wall Street Thursday as investors weigh a mixed batch of economic reports highlighting the damage that the coronavirus lockdowns have inflicted on the economy … Read More

Germany’s Lufthansa has won shareholders’ support at an extraordinary general meeting for a 9 billion-euro ($10.2 billion) rescue package By DAVID McHUGH and GEIR MOULSON Associated Press June 25, 2020, … Read More