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Cybersecurity Deal Between China And Germany In The Works: Report

The deal, reported by Bloomberg, is likely to be similar to the one China currently has with the United States.

Baidu Announces $2B Share Buyback; Its Second Since July

The company, also known as "China's Google," announced a second share buyback this year as U.S.-listed Chinese stocks aggressively buy back shares in hope of fairer valuations and "go private" proposals.

Iraq Refugee Camp Missile Attack Kills 23 Members Of Exiled Iranian Opposition Group

The deceased were part of exiled Iranian opposition group People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran, members of the group confirmed, according to reports.

Google Co-Founder: Alphabet's Various Businesses Free To Enter China As They Wish

Though Google left the world's No. 2 consumer market five years ago, all business units of parent Alphabet are reportedly now free to pursue operations there.

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eSports Fans May Be An Advertiser's Dream Come True

Competitive gaming attracts a demographic that marketers love: young, affluent men. No wonder television deals and other lucrative partnerships are forming.

Millennial Money: How To Overcome Fear And Structure Your First 401(k)

Today's young investors are often too cautious. Here's how to break through the anxiety and build a balanced 401(k) portfolio.

How To Sign Up For Obamacare 2016: Open Enrollment Dates, Prices, Common Health Insurance Questions, Definitions And More

Not sure what your deductible should be, or even what a deductible is? Read on.

Actual Drivers At Fault In All Driverless Car Crashes: Autonomous Vehicle Researchers

Researchers cautioned driverless cars still have a long way to go before full safety ramifications are understood.

South China Sea Conflict Update 2015: Hague Agrees To Hear Claims From Philippines Over Disputed Territory

The international tribunal's decision to hear the two countries' competing claims was a loss for China.

Ben Carson Mainstream Media Fight: After GOP Debate, Front-Runner Calls For Changes, Blasts CNBC's 'Gotcha' Questions

Ben Carson wants future Republican presidential debates to have moderators who ask fewer "gotcha" questions.

Russian Forces Strike Syria's Southern Rebels In Preparation For Pro-Regime Ground Offensive

For the first time, Russian warplanes hit the rebel-controlled southern Syrian province of Daraa.

State Department: Evidence Shows Russia Hit Hospital In Syria With Airstrike

The U.S. has evidence that leads it to believe Russia hit a hospital in Syria with an airstrike, a State Department spokesman said.

‘The Returned’ Season 2 Premiere Introduces A Frightening Change For The French Mountain Town [REVIEW]

"The Returned" French series returns to SundanceTV for its second season on Friday, Oct. 31.

China Scraps One-Child Policy To Stimulate Consumption And Investment During Economic Slowdown

Experts say allowing another 3 million to 8 million births a year will add 0.5 percent to GDP growth and tackle China's population problem.

China's One-Child Policy Change Will Take Decades To Relieve Economic Pressures Of Aging Population, Experts Say

In a bid to ease the economic strains and looming labor shortages from a graying population, the Chinese government ended its controversial one-child policy Thursday.

Along With ISIS, Fethullah Gulen On Turkey Terror List: US-Based Cleric Wanted As Businesses, Media Targeted In Istanbul

Fethullah Gulen, a reclusive religious cleric who lives in a gated-farming community in Pennsylvania, has been placed on a most-wanted terrorist list along with leaders of the Islamic State group.

Daily Fantasy Sports Regulation: FanDuel CEO Nigel Eccles Expresses Support To Ensure Consumer Protection

As scrutiny of daily fantasy sports intensifies, the site's founder now says state-by-state oversight is crucial to protect consumers and ensure future growth.

Oil Prices Won't Likely Top $60 A Barrel In 2016 As Supply Glut Widens: WSJ Poll

A Wall Street Journal survey of 13 global investment banks found oil prices will struggle to breach $60 a barrel in 2016 amid a growing supply glut and tepid demand.

OnePlus X First Look: $249 Smartphone From Quirky OnePlus Offers Value, Performance

The Chinese startup has launched its cheapest smartphone to date with the $249 OnePlus X offering premium design on a budget.

MegaNet: Kim Dotcom's Alternative Internet Powered By Smartphones And Bitcoin Technology

Kim Dotcom, wanted in the U.S. for copyright infringement, wants to set up an alternative Internet built on technology similar to the blockchain.

What Is Mischief Night? Why We Celebrate Halloween Eve With Pranks

The night before Halloween has a different name everywhere it's celebrated.

Halloween 2015 Facts: How Did Trick-Or-Treating Begin? The Origins Of One Of America's Favorite Holiday Traditions

The tradition could have originated from ancient Celtic festivals, early Roman Catholic holidays, medieval traditions, or possibly even British politics.