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Shrinking inventories in rich countries caused their economies to contract in the fourth quarter of 2012.

North Korea may be threatening the U.S., but the news hasn’t stopped several American tourists from visiting on packaged tours.

Prime Minister David Cameron warned on Thursday that it would be foolish to abandon the Trident nuclear program.

The trove of secret documents implicates government officials and business leaders around the world, including high-profile Americans.

Nicastri allegedly had ties to senior Mafia figures, including Matteo Messina Denaro, a Sicilian mafia godfather.

Nazia Hassan is credited with single-handedly creating the pop music market in Pakistan.

Bollywood has long enjoyed immense popularity is the West African nation of Nigeria.

Paolo Di Canio is a self-proclaimed Fascist, but denies he's a racist.

Active Network, Zynga Inc, Anheuser-Busch, Gilead Sciences, Cliffs Natural Resources prevailed in the pre-market trading Wednesday.

Rich Chinese send their young children to special training programs to help them learn how to manage money.

Verizon's quest to buy Vodafone's stake in Verizon Wireless is back to Square One.

A new letter reveals that Britain's 'Queen of Spies' Daphne Park admitted to MI6's role in the 1961 Congo assassination of Patrice Lumumba.

Once the measure is passed both the English and Maori names would be used together or individually.

Here is HTC One release information for AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Radio Shack.

While the Arctic sea ice has been retreating over the past couple of decades, Antarctic sea ice has been expanding. What gives?

France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK are taking action versus Google over its controversial unified privacy policy.

If the deal goes through, it will be the largest corporate acquisition in history.

"Game of Thrones" earned another piracy record as a torrent of the season three premiere had more than 160,000 users simultaneously sharing a single file of "Valar Dohaeris."

As one of the U.S. strongest allies and major trading partner, Japan looms large in Washington’s foreign policy.

By 2015, Pakistan is expected to receive an annual grant of £450 million from Britain, making it the U.K.’s single largest foreign aid recipient.

Greece wants someone to buy its 1,500-mile rail network as part of its efforts to sell off state assets.