Alphabet Scrutinizing Handling Of Misconduct Claims
Google's parent company Alphabet confirmed Wednesday that its board is investigating how executives handled accusations of misconduct including sexual harassment.
US-China Trade Deal Delayed To December Over Venue: 'Nothing Decided'
Despite the enthusiasm of the Trump administration for a phase one trade deal with China, reports said the deal could be delayed until December as consensus eludes on the pact’s terms and venue for signing the deal.
Public Hearings In Trump Impeachment Probe Start Next Week
The first open hearings in the impeachment inquiry against US President Donald Trump will occur over two days next week, the congressman overseeing the process said Wednesday, as the investigation heads into a much-anticipated public phase.
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An ambush on a convoy transporting employees of a Canadian mining company in Burkina Faso killed 37 people on Wednesday, the deadliest attack in nearly five years of jihadist violence in the West African country.
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The French actress Catherine Deneuve is in a Paris hospital after suffering a small stroke, her family told AFP Wednesday.
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US prosecutors Wednesday charged a former United Auto Workers official who served on the GM board with money laundering as part of a broadening criminal probe into the union's activities.
Five People, Including Three Tourists, Were Wounded In A Knife Attack In Jordan On Wednesday, A Security Spokesman Said, Adding That The Assailant Had Been Apprehended.
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The First Open Hearings In The Impeachment Inquiry Against US President Donald Trump Will Occur Over Two Days Next Week, The Congressman Overseeing The Process Said Wednesday, As The Investigation Heads Into A Much-anticipated Public Phase.
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'RHONJ' Update: What Teresa Giudice Is Doing To Prepare For Reunion With Joe
The two are reportedly set to reunite sometime in the near future.
The New Leader Of The Islamic State Group Is "a Nobody" With Little Apparent Reputation But The United States Hopes He Will Be Killed Soon, A US Official Said Wednesday.
Late Islamic State group leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is seen in a video released in April 2019 by Al-Furqan media
The French Actress Catherine Deneuve Is In A Paris Hospital After Suffering A Small Stroke, Her Family Told AFP Wednesday.
The French actress Catherine Deneuve is in a Paris hospital after suffering a small stroke, her family told AFP Wednesday
The New York Times Said Wednesday Profits Slipped In The Third Quarter As Declines In Advertising Revenues Offset Gains In Its Digital Subscription Efforts.
The New York Times said it gained subscribers in the past quarter but that ad revenues declined, denting profits
North Korea On Wednesday Slammed Washington For Plans To Conduct A Joint Military Exercise With Seoul Next Month, As Negotiations Over Pyongyang's Nuclear Arsenal Remain Deadlocked.
US soldiers participating in a drill with South Korean troops near Pocheon in 2017
Apple's US iPhone Installed Base Growth Is Slowing
The Mac maker now has an estimated 204 million active iPhones in the U.S.
Amazon's Getting Aggressive This Holiday Season
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Chinese Instant Noodle Sales Peak, Signals China Economy Slowdown?
Beijing expresses alarm as Chinese shift consumption towards cheap instant noodles.
The Head Of The UN Agency For Palestinian Refugees Has Stepped Aside Temporarily As An Internal Probe Into Alleged Mismanagement At The Organisation Proceeds, It Said On Wednesday.
The outgoing head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, Pierre Krahenbuhl, is alleged to have been romantically involved with a colleague appointed in 2015 to a newly created role of senior adviser after an "extreme fast-track" process
An Ex-Goldman Sachs Banker Will Stand Trial In Malaysia In April Over The 1MDB Scandal After He Returns From The US Where He Has Also Been Charged, An Official Said Wednesday.
Goldman's role in the scandal is under scrutiny as the Wall Street bank helped arrange $6.5 billion in bonds for 1MDB, and Malaysian authorities say huge sums were stolen in the process
China Confirmed Wednesday That It Would Resume Canadian Meat Imports, But Called For Ottawa To Release A Detained Huawei Executive To Get Frosty Relations Between The Two Countries On The "right Track".
China has said it would resume Canadian meat imports, but ties remain frosty between the two countries
Trump Calls For 'War' On Cartels After Mormons Murdered In Mexico
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