Charleston Lim
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On Your GBike, Googlers. The Plex Is Calling: Memo
Google want its teams back together in their offices by Sept. 1. 
Google want its teams back together in their offices by Sept. 1. -
Exxon Mobil Set To End Five-Quarter Losing Streak
Exxon Mobil is expected to report a profit for its first quarter this year. 
Exxon Mobil is expected to report a profit for its first quarter this year. -
Australian Breweries Offering Free Beer For Excess Solar Energy
Asahi Group's Carlton and United Breweries has offered beer for solar power. 
Asahi Group's Carlton and United Breweries has offered beer for solar power. -
U.S. Says China Guilty Of Genocide And Crimes Against Humanity: Report
The U.S. criticized the treatment of ethnic minorities, censorship and efforts to take control of Hong Kong. 
The U.S. criticized the treatment of ethnic minorities, censorship and efforts to take control of Hong Kong. -
Tax Scammers Hacking Government-Run Facial Recognition System Caught
Hackers used the system to fake tax invoices to steal an estimated $76.2 million. 
Hackers used the system to fake tax invoices to steal an estimated $76.2 million. -
Findings Of WHO Team Investigating COVID-19 Origins Criticized
Fourteen countries expressed concerns over the findings on the origins of the coronavirus. 
Fourteen countries expressed concerns over the findings on the origins of the coronavirus. -
U.S. Seeking 30 GW Of Power From Offshore Turbines By 2030
Apart from the environmental benefits the plan might generate tens of thousands of new jobs over the next decade. 
Apart from the environmental benefits the plan might generate tens of thousands of new jobs over the next decade. -
Aid To A Hungry Syria Is Not Enough, U.N. Calls On Global Donors
Nine of 10 people in Syria live below the poverty line, the United Nations said. 
Nine of 10 people in Syria live below the poverty line, the United Nations said. -
Suez Canal Back In Business Tuesday After Stranded Vessel Freed
The Suez Canal Authority said that the current backlog of 422 ships should clear up in the next three to four days. 
The Suez Canal Authority said that the current backlog of 422 ships should clear up in the next three to four days. -
Sandstorm Turns Skies Over Beijing From Blue To Orange
The sandstorms were caused by a mixture of dry weather, high temperatures, and strong winds. 
The sandstorms were caused by a mixture of dry weather, high temperatures, and strong winds.
