Earnings and economic data take center stage as shutdown, debt ceiling concerns move into the rear-view mirror.
Chelsea have mixed injury news as they return to Premier League action by hosting unsettled Cardiff City at Stamford Bridge.
Syrian Christians face difficult decisions as the refugee crisis in the war-torn country grows.
With the U.S. government back open, we will finally get the government payrolls report next Tuesday.
Arsenal welcome Norwich City to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, looking to retain their grip on the top of the Premier League table.
Google's performance lifted market sentiment as attention shifted to quarterly earnings reports from major Wall Street companies.
Three weeks ago, we asked IBTimes readers to vote for the places they most wanted to see before they died. Now we’re back with the top 20.
The Morris Minor remains a favorite of auto enthusiasts and restorers around the world.
President Obama's administration wants to gradually phase out sanctions on Iran, but convincing Congress will be the hard part.
Through gravitational lensing, Hubble was able to observe a young star-forming galaxy in the early universe.
The Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update for the Samsung Galaxy S4 has begun to roll out on the unlocked GT-I9505 model in Germany.
Local laws, which require publication of key financial information, were the reason for the relative transparency at Indian companies.
The market's enthusiasm for a short-term solution to the policy crisis seems to be waning quickly.
India topped the list as home to half of the world's slave population while Mauritania ranked first in percentage terms.
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal wants Wesley Sneijder to join Chelsea.
Researchers have observed the largest star ever discovered, W26, in its "death throes."
Wall Street's jaded attitude toward Washington's latest crisis could turn into a frenzied one if the U.S. defaults.
For the first time, “very detailed technical discussions” were carried out on Tuesday in Geneva between Tehran and world powers.
Andre Schurrle scored a hat-trick as Germany beat Sweden 5-3 in Solna.
The European Space Agency is working to 3D print with metal, one day manufacturing a satellite in one piece, a move that would save money and resources.
Investors seem cautiously optimistic that Congress will ink a deal to end the US government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.
While German sentiment shot up, inflation in the UK inched up but not enough to convince analysts to mark the start of an upward trend.