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Russian Stock, Currency Markets Hit As Putin Tightens Grip On Crimea

Amid the Ukraine crisis, the Moscow stock market plunged 10 percent and the central bank spent $10 billion of its reserves to prop up the ruble.

India's Central Bureau Of Investigation to Probe Rolls-Royce's Defense Deals With Indian Air Force Over Bribery Charges

Rolls-Royce has forecast a fall in profits, after a decade of growth, as the U.S. and Europe cut back on defense spending.

Here Are The February 2014 'Big 8' US Auto Sales Numbers: GM, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Kia/Hyundai, Volkswagen

General Motors saw sales retreat this winter; a bright spot: Inventories declined from three-digit territory.

US Stock Futures Suggest Significantly Weak Opening, Tracking Asian And European Markets As Ukraine Crisis Hangs In The Balance; Economic Data Could Have A Limited Influence On Markets

US markets look set to share in the anxiety felt around the world about the outcome of the Ukraine crisis.

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War In Crimea: Lock On, The Video Game That Foresaw It 11 Years Ago

The Russian designers of "Lock On: Modern Air Combat" were thinking about a war when nobody else was.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Pricing And Pre-Order Details Surface In Europe

Prospective Samsung Galaxy S5 pricing information for various European countries is now available.

Since New Tax Law Raised VAT To 16 Percent, More Mexicans Cross The Border With The US - To Shop

Since a new tax law was introduced, it is cheaper for the residents of Tijuana to shop in San Diego than in their hometown.

A-10 Thunderbolt aircraft being maintained

Critics Say Chuck Hagel Is Throwing Away $1B, Giving Troops 'Mediocre' Air Support By Retiring A-10

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel wants to kill the slow, 40-year old plane, but its fans say it does the job better than anything else.

'Nuisance' New York Mute Swans To Get Birth Control Instead Of Being 'Slaughtered' Following Backlash

New York officials have decided to use birth control to stop the growth of New York’s mute swan population after a plan to kill the swans was met with public protest.

Secret Alcatraz Tunnels Found Underneath Prison Rec Yard Reveal ‘Significance’ Of Island’s Military Past

A labyrinth of secret, subterranean tunnels dates from the 19th century.

Philadelphia: Is The City Of Brotherly Love’s Middle Class Vanishing?

As much of the urban environment became impoverished, the outlying suburbs have prospered.

Russia In Crimea: Putin Gets Approval To Deploy Troops To Ukraine [UPDATES]

The latest breaking news regarding the developing situation in Crimea.

British Police Catche 110 Real "Wolves Of Wall Street" Across Countries Who Conned Thousands Of People In Fake Shares

Warrants are issued for 35 buildings and houses, and about $837,000 in cash is confiscated.

Obama Warns Russia On Military Intervention In Crimea, Ukraine While US And European Leaders Mull Whether To Skip G8 In Sochi

Ukrainian officials on Friday accused Russia of initiating an "armed conflict."

Canadian Grain 'Crisis' Affects More Than Just Your Morning Bowl Of Cheerios

Is the Keystone XL pipeline a possible solution to the looming shortage?

China State-Owned Food Giant COFCO Corporation Spends Billions Buying Nidera NV, A Grains Trader

China's largest state-owned grain trader is buying a 51-percent stake in Nidera NV.

Chipotle Tofu Sofritas: When And Where To Get Chipotle's New Organic Option In NYC And Boston

The meatless protein has been tested in branches nationwide for over a year.

Automakers In India Wait Out A Slowdown And Prepare For A Long Road Ahead; Fresh Investments In Manufacturing And Technology Aimed At Producing Next Blockbuster Product, Volume Play

Automakers in India are hoping for better times while working hard to launch the next blockbuster product.

Supporters of Lebanon's Hezbollah listen to a televised address during a rally marking Resistance and Liberation Day in Nabi Sheet

Israel Warns Lebanese Government It Is Responsible For Hezbollah Attacks

As Hezbollah threatened Israel with retaliation following an alleged Israeli strike on the organization earlier this week, Israel warns the Lebanese government.