Study of mysterious cancer makes doubt disappear

Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Senior Reporter The developments on science and technology (S&T) continue and hopefully, by 2023 at the earliest, considering success rates and approval by regulatory bodies, available worldwide...

Telecast of 'deepfake' Christmas address by Queen shows her performing a TikTok dance routine

Gulf Today Report In an era of 'fake news,' as US President Donald Trump frequently keeps carping about, anything goes. One just has to be on guard over digesting what's...

Vaccine effective against the new strain of COVID-19, says UAE

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter UAE government said that the new mutation of the COVID-19 would not affect the effectiveness of the vaccination for coronavirus. Dr. Omar Abdulrahman Al...

EU conditionally approves Fiat Chrysler and PSA merger

The European Union on Monday gave conditional approval to the mega-merger of car giants Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and Peugeot Citroen (PSA), after the firms agreed commitments to overcome competition fears....

How to easily tackle a major crisis

By Judi Light Hopson   Sometimes people have a huge problem looming over their heads. It could be financial or health related. In any case, it’s terrifying to say the...

Kamala Harris loves idlis, but eats ‘no’ for breakfast

Gulf Today report Even as millions of Americans gear up to vote in Tuesday’s elections, the Democrat grabbing a lot of attention both on and off television is perhaps...

Covid toes: Can the side effects of coronavirus turn your feet purple?

Gulf Today Report Throughout the pandemic, the main symptoms of the coronavirus stated by the health officials are high fever, loss of appetite, persistent cough, and loss or...

Marauding Monkeys bring fear to historic Indian tourist haven

This is Barbie's holiday season, says Mattel as toy demand surges amid pandemic

Mattel Inc reported a surprise rise in quarterly sales on Thursday and forecast more growth in the holiday season, as retailers rushed to restock their shelves of Barbie dolls and other toys...

American duo wins Nobel Economics Prize for work on auctions

US economists Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson won the Nobel Economics Prize on Monday for work on commercial auctions, including for goods and services difficult to sell in traditional ways...