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Bank of America Corp (BAC) Stock Price Dips After Slashing Q3 Earnings On Forex Legal Charges

Bank of America is the latest bank to cut its third-quarter profit, citing litigation expenses related to its foreign exchange business.

Home Depot Says About 53 Million Email Addresses Stolen In Breach

The company, which confirmed the theft in September, said the stolen files that contained the email addresses didn't include passwords, payment card information or other sensitive personal information.

New Zealand Vs. England Rugby 2014: Live Stream Details, Preview And Kickoff Time For Saturday’s International

After trouncing the U.S. team in Chicago, the New Zealand All Blacks will anticipate a tougher test against next year’s World Cup hosts, England.

Police See $5000 Gold Apple Watch As Potential Thief Magnet

Complexity and theft may deter some users from opting for the higher-end wearable from Apple.

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Minimum Wage Debate 2014: Will State Ballot Victories Lead To A Federal Wage Increase?

Minimum wage activists hope Tuesday’s victories in red states will help pave the way for a raise of the $7.25 federal level.

Sen. Marco Rubio Hopes GOP Midterm Wins Will Revive Push For Venezuela Sanctions

The new GOP-dominated Congress could renew stalled efforts to punish Venezuelan officials for their role in this year's protest crackdown.

US Airlines Forecast 24.6 Million Passengers During Thanksgiving Season

Some 24.6 million passengers will fly over the 12 days surrounding Thanksgiving, an increase of 1.5 percent from last year.

Obamacare Women's Health: Not Enough Women Getting Screened For Cervical Cancer Amid New Federal Guidelines

All women are at risk for cervical cancer. There are generally no signs or symptoms in early cases.

US Productivity Suggests Economy Can Grow 'Without The Threat Of Inflation'

For now, the U.S. economy is expanding healthily without sparking inflation.

iCloud-Connected Devices, Including iPhone And iPad, Face Russian Ban

Apple's devices connected to iCloud could see themselves banned from Russia starting next year.

Chinese Gay Dating App 'Blued' Eyes Public Offering After $30 Million Investment

Blued is more popular and lucrative than better-known gay dating apps like Grindr.

'White Collar' Season 6 Premiere: Show Creator Jeff Eastin Teases Plot Details And What Inspired The Series Finale

USA Network's "White Collar" begins its final season on Nov. 6. The show's creator talked about his vision for the finale and what he hopes the audience will take away from it.

Brazil Police Shooting: Police Officers Allegedly Kill 9 In Belem Revenge Attacks, Twitter Reacts With #ChacinaEmBelem

Nine people were killed in Brazil in a spree that authorities are investigating as possible revenge for the death of a police officer.

US Power Plants Struggling To Rebuild Coal Supplies As Booming Crude Oil Shipments Jam Nation's Railways

The shortage is forcing utilities in several states to shut down coal plants in an attempt to preserve their stockpiles ahead of the winter.

Huge Afghan Forces Losses 'Not Sustainable,' According To US Commander

As Afghan forces prepare to take over combat, a top U.S. commander has said the Afghan army's casualty rate is "not sustainable."

October Jobs Report Preview: US Job Growth Above 230,000 Expected

The upcoming jobs numbers could add to the strongest hiring streak since early 2006.

EU Sanctions Against Russia: Foreign Minister Says More Could Come As Ukraine Heats Up

Shelling, illegal elections and Russian troop movement could lead to more sanctions, according to the EU's new foreign policy minister.

Dallas Ebola Nurse Amber Vinson: CDC ‘Said It Was OK’ To Fly After Thomas Duncan’s Death

Ebola nurse Amber Vinson has spoken out for the first time about her decision to fly to Ohio two days after Thomas Duncan’s death.

Teen Smoking Facts: New Research Shows Children Who Live Near Tobacco Shops More Likely To Smoke

Teens who live in areas with high densities of tobacco shops are about 50 percent more likely to start smoking than those who do not.

Ebola Affected Countries: UN Lacks Resources To Fight ‘Persistent’ Transmissions Of Virus

Despite significant contributions from China, the U.K. and the U.S., health workers in West Africa need more to fight Ebola, the U.N. said.

OECD Sees Gradual US-Led Recovery Despite Euro Zone Weakness

The Paris-based OECD updated its outlook ahead of a G20 summit next week in Australia.

Companies Sign Secret Tax Deals With Luxembourg: Report

The companies appear to have channeled hundreds of billions of dollars through Luxembourg and saved billions of dollars in taxes.

100 Days Of Sikka: Analysts See ‘New Infosys’ Taking Shape With AI Guru as CEO

The company, which is seeking to reinvent itself under a new CEO, appealed to analysts at a Florida event.

Officials Fear Al Qaeda Grooming Indian Militants For Big Attacks

Officials have reportedly uncovered plots to kidnap foreigners and make India a place "where violence is continuously happening."

Obama To Seek Congressional Authorization For Anti-ISIS Military Campaign

The current campaign against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria is being carried out under two existing laws passed in 2001 and 2002.

Britain Says Will Send More Army Trainers To Iraq To Help Fight Islamic State

British planes have participated in U.S.-led airstrikes against ISIS, which has beheaded two British aid workers and two U.S. journalists.

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