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Deutsche Bank announced in September that it will close its investment banking operations in Russia, to “reduce complexity, costs, risks and capital consumption.”

U.K.-based Team Dignitas controls two teams, but world championships rules dictate that it is allowed to manage only a single team in order to compete in the series.

In a significant victory for the ride-hailing company, the High Court in London has ruled that the Uber app does not break the law.

Italy is one of the last nations in Europe to legalize some form of same-sex marriage.

Jeffrey Miller, a New Jersey college professor, found a notebook belonging to Samuel Ward, one of the translators who worked on the 1611 product.

The 47 teeth, discovered in a cave in southern China, suggest that modern humans arrived in Asia much earlier than previously believed.

The facility is one of the "numerous missile bases" scattered across the country, Brig. Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh reportedly said.

Music-streaming service Deezer will float on the Paris stock exchange at the end of October, hoping to raise as much as $460 million from the share issue.

The U.N.'s top human rights official said the Syrian refugee debate echoed prewar rhetoric that led the world to turn its back on Jews fleeing Nazi persecution.

A piece of malware spread by an Eastern European hacking group called Evil Corp has stolen at least $40 million from businesses in the U.S. and the U.K.

Despite global economic uncertainty, the U.K. saw its unemployment rate fall with the highest number of people working since 1971.

Researchers have discovered a serious vulnerability in Adobe's Flash software, which is reportedly being used by Russia-linked hacking group Pawn Storm.

More than a third of artists' contracts with labels and publishers contain no mention at all of income from digital sources, a survey of artists' managers found.

The government said that the move would enable better protection of Muslims and their places of worship.

The German automaker's emissions-software controversy has affected mostly European nations, but countries in Africa and Asia have not been immune.

Saudi officials are warning Russia that continued airstrikes in Syria could destabilize the country further.

A global campaign to shine a light on food waste brings thousands to Athens for free fruits and vegetables.

British Prime Minister David Cameron, who meets with European Union (EU) leaders this week, has kept them waiting for his demands about creating a legal framework for an EU membership referendum.

As drones go mainstream, there’s been an uptick in police responding to drone-related incidents.

“In the absence of other financial resources, the safeguarding of the city could be achieved by giving up some artworks," says Mayor Luigi Brugnaro.

The fund's chief says global economies still face substantial risks and that "continued monetary policies and improved financial stability" constitute the best course.