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32-Year-Old Man Impersonated 81-Year-Old In Attempt To Fly To US

An Indian named Jayesh Patel posed as 81-year-old Amrick Singh to fly to the U.S. on a fake passport, but hawk-eyed security agents saw through his disguise.

Gig economy challenged as California lawmakers approve landmark bill

Both Uber and Lyft have warned laws like California's will affect their businesses, despite increasing criticism

China bolsters Hermes performance

Unrest in Hong Kong has so far not affected Hermes thanks to strong sales on mainland China

US firms expect leaner times in China as trade war grinds on

Three-quarters of firms in the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai's survey are opposed to US tariffs being used to force a trade deal

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EQT Layoffs 2019: 200 Lose Jobs In Aim To 'Empower' Employees, Memo Says

EQT Corporation is firing another 200 employees as part of a transformation strategy.

Target To Offer 130,000 Jobs This Season: Package Salary And Benefits Revealed

Target might noit find it tht easy hiring all the 130,000 employees it wants for the holidays.

Investigators are looking into how devices can be connected to several mobile phone towers at once, among other issues

Danish justice system rocked by flawed phone location evidence

Denmark's chief public prosecutor announced a two-month halt to the use of mobile phone location data as evidence in trials last month

Meghan Markle's Considered 'Huge Insult' To Queen Elizabeth, Critics Say

Meghan Markle's trip to support a friend may have rubbed Her Royal Highness the wrong way.

Seoul and Tokyo are involved in a bitter tit-for-tat row stemming from a long-running diplomatic dispute over Japan's use of forced labour during its colonial rule over the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945

S.Korea to file WTO complaint over Japan's export curbs

Seoul and Tokyo are involved in a bitter trade row stemming from a long-running dispute over Japan's use of forced labour during its colonial rule over the Korean peninsula

US President Donald Trump says Florida was lucky to escape a hit from Hurricane Dorian edness from the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, DC, September 4, 2019.

Trump Approval Rating Slips Amid Recession 2020 Fears, Trade War Tension

Three new polls show president Donals Trump's job performance rating is tanking among Americans.

Analysts say Apple is facing an important upgrade cycle for the iPhone, and that the company is facing headwinds in China due to trade frictions

2 Smart Moves That Will Boost Apple’s iPhone Sales

The flagging fortunes of the iPhone could turn around thanks to Cupertino's latest moves in India.

Determined: Beth Mead wants to end Lyon's reign as European champions with Arsenal this season

Arsenal's Mead wants to knock Lyon off Champions League perch

Lyon have won the women's Champions League for four straight seasons

US President Donald Trump says his abrupt changes on Afghanistan did not cause "turmoil" at home

China Will Win Trade War And Be Tech Independent In 7 Years, Analyst Predicts

China will win Trump's trade war and is on the road to technological independence from the United States, claims David Roche.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says housing finance reforms will boost economic growth

US Seeks To Privatize Mortgage Giants A Decade After Market Meltdown

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin laid out the administration's reform plans for housing finance, including the government-sponsored enterprises known as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Heavyweight Contender Otto Wallin Would Give It All On Sunday Against Tyson Fury

Otto Wallin might not ring a bell for casual boxing fans, but he vows to get his shot on Sunday against Tyson Fury in Las Vegas, Nevada.

iPhone users who are enjoying unlimited Google Photos storage at full quality but it might disappear soon as Google reveals it is currently working on a fix.

iPhone News: Apple Lowers Prices, Pushes Into Streaming Services To Compete With Netflix

Apple released new information Tuesday on a variety of new devices and also shared details on its Apple+ streaming service.

FBI and Nigeria step-up cyber-crime investigations

Nigerian and US officials announced 281 arrests worldwide as part of an investigation into cybercrime and email fraud schemes

Aramco has said it plans to float around five percent of the state-owned company in 2020 or 2021 in what could potentially be the world's biggest stock sale

Aramco says ready for two-stage IPO, timing up to govt

The planned IPO for Saudi Aramco is a key pillar of a sweeping reform programme aimed at weaning the Saudi economy off its reliance on oil

Using a candid mirror, Robert Frank shone a light on the less flattering aspects of US culture that many would rather ignore

Robert Frank, photographer of America's underbelly, dead at 94

Photographer Robert Frank rose to fame with the publication of his landmark book "The Americans," an unflinching look at US society that proved hugely influential

JPMorgan Chase CEO sees further hit from lower interest rates

Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase, signaled the bank expects a hit to net interest income due to lower interest rates

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pictured August 8, warned arch-foe Iran it had no immunity from his state's military

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Netanyahu Pledges To Annex West Bank

The proposal is seen as a means of shoring up support from right-wing parties ahead of next week's elections.

Previous North Korean launches have been identified as short range missiles

North Korea News: Pyongyang Shoots Two Projectiles Into Sea, Offers Nuclear Talks With US

North Korea launched projectiles for the eighth time since July on Tuesday.

A flyer advertising holiday job listings is seen at the North Metro Department of Labor Career Center in Atlanta

Looking For A Job? These Companies Are Hiring For The Holidays

Find out what companies are hiring workers for the holiday season.

Vaping Lung Disease: Sixth Death From Vaping-Related Illness Reported In US

A Kansas woman has become the sixth reported death from severe lung disease linked to vaping.

Hiring at a Walgreens store in San Francisco, California earlier this year

US Economy 2019: Slower Job Growth Expected In Q4?

Global temporary employment firm ManpowerGroup surveyed 11,500 employers across the country to determine whether they planned to increase their workforces.