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Singapore Airshow: Boeing Signs $1.3B Deal With China's Okay Airways For 737s

The agreement, signed at the Singapore Airshow Wednesday, is subject to approval of the Chinese government.

North Korea Vows Strict Countermeasures Against Japan Over Sanctions, Calls Tokyo's Decision 'Sinister'

North Korea Japan Sanctions Satellite launch

Pyongyang also termed Tokyo's move to issue sanctions against it, over an apparent hydrogen bomb test earlier this year and a rocket launch this month, as sinister.

Is That Not Adele In StubHub Concert Ticket Promotion? Twitter Users Skeptical Of Tour Sales Ad

StubHub's promotional ad for Adele tickets Tuesday left some fans confused.

Apple Ordered To Aid FBI In Breach Of San Bernardino Shooter's Phone

A federal judge ruled the tech giant must help investigators seeking to unlock the data on gunman Syed Farook's iPhone 5C.

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An aerial view shows Pagasa Island, part of the disputed Spratly group of islands, in the South China Sea

South China Sea Controversy Update: At ASEAN Vietnam Urges Greater US Involvement In Spratly Islands

China's claims over the disputed South China Sea are a focal point of the ASEAN conference.

Ben Carson: Muslims Who Support American Values And Islamic Law Are ‘Schizophrenic’

The candidate said any Muslims who adhere to Islamic law and also support American values must be "schizophrenic."

ISIS And Al Nusra: Where Will A Syria Ceasefire Take Place?

The international task force in charge of a proposed truce has to figure out what territories ISIS and Al Nusra control.

Northrop Grumman Long-Range-Bomber Contract Win Upheld By GAO After Lockheed And Boeing Protest

The decision should rejuvenate Northrop’s aviation business and ease concerns at its Palmdale, California, plant.

Who Was Boutros Boutros-Ghali? 5 Quotes And A ‘Seinfeld’ Reference To Honor Former UN Secretary General

Boutros Boutros-Ghali, an Egyptian diplomat who was the first African and Arab to hold the position, served during a period rife with conflict.

Cobalt’s Valkyrie Aircraft Racks Up $50M In Preorders, But FAA Approval May Be Years Away

Cobalt has $50 million in preorders but has not yet sought FAA approval for the 300 mph craft, which could be years away.

New Fed Official Warns Biggest Banks ‘Still Too Big To Fail’

Major banks “pose a significant, ongoing risk to our economy,” new Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari warned Tuesday.

In Syria, International Powers Are Bombing And Shelling Their Way To A National Ceasefire

With continuing attacks on civilian targets, peace is not a priority for international powers involved in Syria.

Donald Trump Supporters Wish The South Had Won The Civil War In South Carolina: Poll

A new poll shows that Donald Trump supporters in South Carolina hold a number of controversial, including pro-Confederate views.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) Has A Huge Cash Pile, So Why Is It Selling Debt?

Apple has a $200 billion cash pile, but only $15.7 billion of that is domiciled in the U.S.

A North Korean rocket prepares to launch.

Amid North Korea Nuclear Threats, South Korea Calls For New, 'Extraordinary' United Nations Sanctions

South Korea's ambassador to the United Nations called for new sanctions against North Korea to thwart its “nuclear blackmail.”

Goldman Sachs: Gold Prices Bound To Fall As Economic Fears Diminish

Recent market volatility has driven panicked investors to buy gold. But rising precious metals prices could soon tarnish, the bank warns.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Rallies As Oil Stabilizes On Crude Output Freeze Deal

Investors snapped up beaten-down stocks Tuesday as oil prices stabilized after producers inked an output agreement.

‘The X-Files’ And Religion: Chris Carter Wants Us To Believe, But ‘Babylon’ Traffics In Muslim Stereotypes

Religious themes weaved their way into Monday's "Babylon," but series creator Chris Carter stumbled with reductive depictions of Islam.

Cuba-US Set Commercial Flights To Begin For First Time In Over 50 Years

As commercial flights are set to resume after more than 50 years between the U.S. and Cuba, a majority of Americans hold a favorable view of the island nation.

Anti-Muslim, Refugee Sentiment Condemned In Proposed Indiana City Resolution

The proposed resolution aims to push the Indiana governor to lighten his stance toward refugee resettlement in the state.

US Stocks Poised For Tuesday Rally Despite Dashed Hopes Of Oil Supply Cut

Stock futures were broadly higher early Tuesday, suggesting that U.S. bourses are likely to extend their Friday rally.

Apple Pay Going Live In China On Feb. 18

Apple will significantly increase the footprint of its mobile payment solution by launching the service in China on Feb. 18.

Volkswagen’s European Market Share Falls Amid Emissions Scandal, Rivals Gain

The German carmaker admitted in September to manipulating a line of diesel engines to cheat official emissions tests.

South China Sea Controversy: Australia To Seek Clarification From China Over Access To Reclaimed Islands

Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop's visit to China comes as the country weighs in on whether to join the U.S. in patrols in the disputed South China Sea.