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An analyst believes Apple will continue to suffer from weaker sales even if the prices of the iPhones don’t go up, a report says.

The EU Commission vetoed a planned merger between ThyssenKrupp and Tata Steel in June

New Delhi-based ONGC Videsh shares interests in the oil block at the center of the new standoff, along with Russia's Rosneft, a Moscow-based petroleum refining company.

Disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein portrayed himself as a 'science philanthropist' and was friendly with several renowned scientists

The moves to silence Chinese-run accounts on Twitter and Facebook were greeted with protests and claims of hypocrisy in the mainland

US Energy Secretary Rick Perry once famously said he would abolish the department he now heads

Weak sales force Del Monte to shut down more U.S. plants and go "asset-light."

President Donald Trump plans to violate the US Constitution with his plan to deny birthright citizenship merely by issuing an executive order.

U.S. retail giants lead a Wall Street rally despite a second inversion of a benchmark Treasury yield curve.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s marriage faces more controversy than Kate Middleton and Prince William’s marriage for a reason.

Boris Johnson' has called the so-called Irish backstop 'undemocratic' and wants it scrapped from the current Brexit deal

A video has been released showing the level of destruction that the city-killer asteroid Apophis will cause once it hits Earth. As seen in the video, the asteroid can cause a wide-scale effect upon impact.

American President Donald Trump has openly expressed his liking for Apple CEO Tim Cook and called him a “great executive.”

US President Donald Trump steps off Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base on August 21

Disney may have the greatest potential to challenge Netflix's dominance, according to eMarketer.

A Russian Yars RS-24 intercontinental ballistic missile system rolls through Red Square during the Victory Day military parade in downtown Moscow

Map of Greenland with key facts about the autonomous Danish territory.

Donald Trump snapped back Wednesday at the Danish prime minister's "nasty" dismissal of his attempts to purchase Greenland, heightening a row which has already prompted the US president to scrap a state visit.Hours after announcing he would not visit Copenhagen next month as planned, Trump accused Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen of insulting the United States as a whole by rejecting talk of buying Greenland as "absurd."

US stocks rose in spite of another yield curve inversion thanks to continued confidence in US consumers, seen in Wednesday's results from Target and last week from Walmart

JP Morgan Chase is set to shut down its Chase Pay app in 2020, but the Chase Pay merchant button will still be available on participating websites.

Trump and Macron have clashed over Paris's taxation plan for digital giants with the US president denouncing his French counterpart's "foolishness"