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24Jan/16

winter storm in Washington

Images of the East Coast’s paralyzing blizzard

January 24, 2016EnvironmentAndrew Cuomo, Blizzard, February 9–10 2010 North American blizzard, Geography of the United States, January 2016 United States blizzard, January 25–27 2011 North American blizzard, long island rail road, Muriel Bowser, New York, New York City, Nor'easters, North American blizzard, Regions of the United States, States of the United States, THOMSON REUTERS CORPORATION, United States, Washington, Washington, DC, Washington, DC, New York and New Jerseysmbale

Reuters photographers capture scenes from Washington, DC, New York and New Jersey after a blizzard dumped huge amounts of snow on the northeastern United States.
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22Jan/16

Yahoo! is working on a plan

January 22, 2016FinanceAlibaba Group, ALPHABET, AOL, Facebook, FACEBOOK INC., Fred Katayama, Instant messaging clients, internet assets, internet giant, Katayama, Reuters, Software, Starboard Value, THOMSON REUTERS CORPORATION, Verizon Media, World Wide Web, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Incsmbale

Yahoo! will present a strategic vision and gauge shareholders’ reactions after releasing quarterly earnings on February 2nd. Fred Katayama reports.
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22Jan/16

CDC issues guidelines for pregnant women during Zika outbreak

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The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention is urging pregnant women to refrain from traveling to 14 countries and territories in the Caribbean and Latin America affected by the virus.

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21Jan/16

LL Cool J backs Smiths Oscar boycott

January 21, 2016FilmsAfrican-American people, American women in business, Barack Obama, Combs, Diddy, English-language films, George Clooney, Hip hop music, Jada, Jada Pinkett, Jada Pinkett Smith, James Todd Smith, Kingdom Come, Latifah, Lee, Ll, LL Cool J, Los Angeles, Lupita Nyong, Martin Luther King, Michael Moore, Musicians, New York, New York City, Oscar, P Diddy, Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Radio, Sam Hanna, Sean ', Singers, Smith, Straight Outta Compton, Teen Choice Awards, THOMSON REUTERS CORPORATION, United States, Walk of Fame, Will Smith, Woosmbale

Grammy-winning rapper and actor LL Cool J receives star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and says he backs Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith in their Oscar boycott.
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15Dec/15

A Syrian refugee reacts as he waits behind border fences to cross into Turkey at Akcakale border gate in Sanliurfa province, Turkey

Reuters Pictures of the Year 2015

December 15, 2015WorldAdidas, Aftermath of war, Anna Wintour, Bataclan, Beyonce, Demography, Europe, Forced migration, France, Greece, Iraq, Jay, Kanye West, Kardashian family, Kim Kardashian, London, Macedonia, Madonna, Magazines, Mass media, Musicians, Paris, Population, Refugee, Reuters, Right of asylum, Sean Combs, Stephen J. Adler, Syria, Thomson Reuters, THOMSON REUTERS CORPORATION, Voguesmbale

A selection of Reuters Pictures of the Year.
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04Dec/15

Africa cheers $60 bln Chinese windfall

December 4, 2015EconomyAfrica, Africa–China relations, Beijing, BGC Partners, China, China–South Africa relations, Communists, Crown Prince Party, Debt-trap diplomacy, Foreign relations, Foreign relations of China, Ivor Bennett, Jacob Zuma, Johannesburg, Johannesburg Gauteng, Mike Ingram, Nigeria, Politics of China, South Africa, THOMSON REUTERS CORPORATION, Xi, Xi Jinpingsmbale

Chinese President Xi Jinping told African leaders his country would pump $60 billion into development projects, cancel some debt and boost agriculture under a three-year plan that will extend Beijing’s influence in the continent. Ivor Bennett reports. Continue reading →