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The CEO's ouster comes as the company has endured months of declining sales and just posted dire fourth-quarter results.

Finance chiefs around the world had previously given the U.S. a Jan. 1 deadline and threatened to move without it if it failed to do so.

Four voting members from regional Feds at the policy panel are considered less hawkish than last year's rotating members.

The Yongbyon reactor, which can produce plutonium for atomic bombs, is in the early stages of being restarted, according to a U.S. think tank.

The social network giant saw net income grow 34 percent to $701 million year-to-year.

Andressa Urach was once an advocate for cosmetic surgery, but after a dangerous operation, she's speaking out against it.

China wants Alibaba to do more to stop counterfeit goods. Meanwhile, here’s how to get fake stuff through the e-commerce giant.

Record amounts of money is being spent overseas, but tourism to China is dropping.

Cuba's Raul Castro said "diplomatic rapprochement" would be of no value if the embargo wasn't lifted and Guantanamo Bay wasn't returned.

New York City public schools reopened Wednesday, but there were still 75 closings and delays in the area.

Despite the central bank remaining "patient" on hiking rates, the Dow dropped after oil prices plunged.

Bolstering Apple's recording-breaking earnings was China, where the iPhone 6 is in high demand among urban professionals.

New York state law allows for grand jury proceedings and documents to be secret, unless the petitioners can demonstrate a compelling reason for their public release.

Despite no authorization from Congress, the U.S. has spent $1 billion fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria.

Nearly 80 percent of Russians polled said they would give up Western foodstuffs to help shore up the country's struggling economy.

Amazon's service will work with various corporate email applications, including Outlook.

Weather forecasts predict a high of 70 degrees on Sunday when the New England Patriots face off against the Seattle Seahawks.

Winter has been more forgiving on dealerships this year than last. American automakers are seeing high demand for trucks and SUVs.

Global economies are showing signs of weakness — and economists fear that cheap oil could negatively impact a burgeoning U.S. economy.

Members of the Republican-controlled Senate Judiciary Committee grilled Loretta Lynch on the Obama administration’s actions on immigration.

A former top bodyguard, now in the U.S., may testify that the chief of the National Assembly leads a drug-trafficking organization.