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Nissan is struggling with the fallout from the Carlos Ghosn scandal

Crisis-hit Nissan Chops Forecasts, Net Profit Worst For A Decade

Crisis-hit Nissan chops forecasts, net profit worst for a decade

Iced Coffee Pushes Starbucks Revenue Higher

The coffee purveyor's keen ability to sense and meet market needs gave it a leg up in the fourth quarter.

Microsoft Tried A Four-Day Workweek And Productivity Boomed

A group Microsoft dubbed "Phosphorous" tried to identify email accounts belonging to US officials, journalists covering global politics, prominent Iranians living outside that country, and a presidential campaign

The company tested the novel concept, albeit not close to home.

Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Insurgents?

Who are the Haqqanis, Afghanistan's most feared insurgents?

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Former US president Jimmy Carter was hospitalized for treatment after suffering a fractured pelvis due to a fall in October

Jimmy Carter Hospitalized For Procedure To Relieve Brain Pressure

Jimmy Carter hospitalized for procedure to relieve brain pressure

Hurricane Jerry swirls in the Atlantic on September 19 in this satellite image obtained from NOAA/RAMMB

US Being Hit More Often By Big And Destructive Hurricanes, Study Finds

According to climate scientists, destructive hurricanes are being caused due to the rising temperatures in the ocean and atmosphere.

Hillary Clinton lets her opinions clear on a Trump second term.

'Shameful' For UK Not To Publish Russia Meddling Probe: Clinton

'Shameful' for UK not to publish Russia meddling probe: Clinton

The "Singles' Day" even was kicked off with a show by US superstar Taylor Swift

Chinese Consumers Smash 'Singles' Day' Shopping Record

Chinese consumers smash 'Singles' Day' shopping record

Tesla is promoting its "Smart Summon" as a prelude to autonomous driving even as some owners express frustration with the feature

Tesla Stock Price To Hit All Time High Of $400 In 2020, Analyst Predicts

Tesla can produce electric vehicles and it will eventually learn to produce profits.

Guns in fingerprint-activated safes are placed in designated classrooms around Sidney High School in the US state of Ohio for a response team of teachers to use in case of an active shooter

Why Did One Ohio School District Decide To Arm Its Teachers?

Why did one Ohio school district decide to arm its teachers?

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Army General Mark Milley (R) listens while US President Donald Trump speaks before a meeting with senior military leaders; US troop levels in northern Syria will probably stabilize around 500, according to Milley

Trump Says Baghdadi Successor In US Crosshairs

Trump says Baghdadi successor in US crosshairs

Sikhism is a monotheistic religion born in the 15th-century in Punjab â- a region spanning parts of what is now India and Pakistan

Sikhs Celebrate Founder Guru Nanak's Birth Anniversary

Sikhs celebrate founder Guru Nanak's birth anniversary

Disney Plus Launch: Netflix Competition Has 2 Million Subscribers Even Before Streaming

Disney Plus, the streaming service of Walt Disney, launching Tuesday has already won nearly 2 million subscribers in the U.S. before launch, according to market data firm Jumpshot.

Air Force Identifies Missing Airman Who Fell Into Gulf Of Mexico From C-130 Aircraft

The missing airman was identified Sunday as Staff Sergeant Cole Condiff, a 29-year-old special tactics combat controller with the 24th Special Operations Wing.

Jack Ma is waving goodbye to Alibaba after 20 years at the helm

Alibaba Singles Day 2019 Sales Broke Records; More Than Black Friday, Cyber Monday Combined

China's massive shopping spree, Singles Day 2019 on Nov. 11, more than lived-up to the hype.

President Jair Bolsonaro (L) will walk a diplomatic tightrope as he hosts his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping (R) in Brazil

Brazil's Bolsonaro To Walk Diplomatic Tightrope At BRICS

Brazil's Bolsonaro to walk diplomatic tightrope at BRICS

Burger King has joined the list of fast food chains that offer meatless options with its vegetable-based burger

Burger King Eyes Big Bite Of Europe Market With 'Veggie Whopper'

Burger King eyes big bite of Europe market with 'veggie Whopper'

T-Mobile CEO John Legere, seen at a congressional hearing on the merger of the wireless carrier with rival Sprint, would head the new company after the tie-up is completed

After T-Mobile-Sprint Merger, CEO John Legere Could Be New WeWork CEO

John Legere might just be the man to lead WeWork.

Trump told reporters he has not agreed to any tariff rollback

EU Auto Tariffs: Trump To Delay Decision For 6 Months

President Donald Trump may delay the decision on slapping tariffs over imported European Union autos for another six months, according to reports.

Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber, which has major investments from Saudi Arabia, said he was wrong to describe the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi a 'mistake'

Uber Chief Walks Back Comment About Murder Of Saudi Journalist Khashoggi

Uber chief walks back comment about murder of Saudi journalist Khashoggi

Turkey captured many IS fighters in recent operations in Syria

Turkey Begins Deporting Foreign Jihadists

Turkey begins deporting foreign jihadists

Donald Trump denied China's statement that the economic superpowers had agreed a plan to roll back tariffs as trade talks progress

Global Stock Markets Start Week In Reverse Gear

Stock markets mostly slid on Monday as traders reacted to worries about a US-China trade deal, renewed unrest in Hong Kong, a stronger pound and political impasse in Spain.

Microsoft On Immigration: Tech Giant Brings Dreamers To Washington To Press For DACA Legislation

Nearly two dozen Microsoft employees, all beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, will press lawmakers to protect them from deportation.