ECONOMY

The CDC may need to rework some of its guidelines after the dreaded west African Ebola virus has successfully infected its second American victim right inside the U.S. homeland.

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Germany is one of the biggest economies in Europe and new data suggests that the country is at the risk of diving into a recession.

Canada has started the human clinical trials of the vaccine it developed against Ebola.

Guerrilla groups in Syria are pouncing on the ISIS jihadi fighters.

China has developed a vaccine that could potentially save and cure Ebola-stricken patients.

Rating agency Standard & Poor's downgraded on Monday Finland's credit rating to AA+ from AAA over concerns that the pace of its economic growth is slower. The next day, Finnish Prime Minister Alexander Stubb blamed American tech giant Apple for the economic woes of the nation.

Hong Kong and Singapore are the top two countries in this year's annual index of the world's freest economies.

Twitter's CEO and employees have received death threats from the ISIS.

Russia said it is ready to produce three Ebola vaccines in the next six months.

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Residents advised to prepare against more flooding and landslides.

Euthanasia or doctor-assisted suicide is no longer considered a taboo subject in Canada.

Australia spent nearly $550,000 when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited.

Despite the slowdown in its red-hot economy, China's growth story continues, threatening to dethrone the US as the world's largest economy in 2014 in terms of one indicator. This is the purchasing power parity, said the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Japan could experience waves as high as 50 feet when category 5 super typhoon Vongfong arrives.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) named of Wednesday Australia as the best country to live in and its capital, Canberra, the best city where to reside.

A painful food poisoning outbreak has spread in New Zealand due to contaminated carrots and lettuce. More than 100 cases have been reported across the country with 38 still in the hospital.

Japan's being advised to brace for Category 5 super typhoon VongFong, dubbed 2014's strongest cyclone.

Air Canada will be having a 10-year labour contract with its pilots, pending ratification of the latter.

Canada has sent out a second mobile lab team to Ebola-stricken nation Sierra Leone.

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Some indicators from the U.S point to some resilience in the economy but the possibility of a global recession remains.

Pope Francis is heavily favoured by bookmakers to win this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

Canadian higher education institutions isnt faring well, according to a 2014-2015 World University Rankings.

Over 1,000 new jobs are up for grabs at the Ford Motors Oakville Assembly plant in Ontario.

Saudi Arabia is expecting three million pilgrims for the annual Hajj 2014.

Air Canada will start offering the Toronto-Amsterdam route beginning June on 2015.

Australia's scientific investments have reached a 30-year low. Experts fear the country will fall behind other nations in terms of R&D capabilities in the future.