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Ahmed Mohamed White House Visit: After 'Clock' Arrest In Texas, Teen To Participate In Astronomy Night

The 14-year-old, who was arrested last month in Texas, was to be among 100 participants in an astronomy event Monday evening.

China-UK Trade Relations: Despite Chinese Economic Slowdown, British Authorities Push For More Investment

Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Britain as economic activity between the two countries is skyrocketing, with Chinese investment in the U.K. rising to $8.5 billion in 2014.

Iran Nuclear Deal Sanctions: Why Tehran Wants To Be A Part of International Financial System

The Islamic nation, which is No. 2 in both GDP and population in the Middle East, hopes to rejoin Swift, a vital organization for reconnecting with the global economy.

Prominent Chicago Trading Firm Charged With 'Spoofing'

3Red, a prominent proprietary trading firm, and its owner have been charged with engaging in disruptive trading practices.

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WestBridge Raises $575M For India-Focused Investments: Report

With the latest round, the India-focused fund will raise its exposure to the subcontinent to $2 billion, according to a report from the Times of India.

China’s GDP Growth Falls To 6.9% In Third Quarter, Slowest Since 2009

Third-quarter GDP, which beat predictions, was still the lowest quarterly number witnessed by China since the global financial crisis of 2009.

Stock Market 2015: 3Q Earnings Results, Monetary Policy Decisions This Week's Market Movers

Asian markets opened slightly lower Monday as investors attempted to determine what China's slowdown would mean.

China’s Infrastructure Investment Must Be Speeded Up To Stabilize Growth: State Adviser

Among other actions, China has to pick up its pace on carrying out 172 hydropower projects, according to a top state adviser.

Volkswagen Diesel Emissions Scandal Update 2015: Police Raid French VW Headquarters

Authorities with France's environmental-protection agency assisted in conducting a search of the headquarters of VW's French unit.

China's Premier Li Keqiang, Sept. 30, 2015

China's Premier Li Keqiang Calls For Continuing Financial Reform Amid Economic Slowdown

Many economists expect China to report that its economic growth last quarter dropped below 7 percent for the first time since the global financial crisis.

Differing Financial Regulations Could Help China's Poorer Regions, Central-Bank Official Says

China's President Xi Jinping says the government wants to lift 70 million people out of poverty by 2020.

Typhoon Koppu Hits Philippines, Expected To Cause Destruction For Days

The strongest typhoon to strike the main island in five years is expected to linger until midweek.

Miranda Lambert-Blake Shelton Update: ‘Over You’ Singer Shares Skating Session Photos While Shelton, Gwen Stefani Rumors Heat Up

Meanwhile, the "Over You" singer's former husband, Blake Shelton, and Gwen Stefani continue to heat up romance rumors.

Bad Corporate Loans Pose Risk For Brazil Banks: JP Morgan

"Unexpected losses can be greater for corporate loans given that average exposures to specific borrowers are much larger," a report said.

VW Names Daimler Compliance Manager To Help Tackle Scandal

"Daimler is helping VW rebuild trust in the German car industry," an observer said. "It's an important step to help VW clean up the affair."

Lockheed Eyes Overhead Cuts Of Up To 30 Percent

The move will eliminate one of the $45 billion company's five current business divisions.

US Consumer Sentiment Rebounds; Industrial Output Weak

The snapback in sentiment underscored robust domestic demand and offered hope that consumer spending would remain solid enough to support growth.

Mets' Winning Mojo Helps Team Flex Post-Madoff Financial Muscle

Analysts and bankers believe the club could be at the start of a virtuous cycle, where winning begets higher revenue and even more winning for years to come.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Fluctuates As Wall Street Weighs The Federal Reserve's Looming Rate-Hike Decision

The Dow ended the week in positive territory again Friday as Wall Street continued to eye third-quarter earnings season.

Federal Reserve Rate Hike: Odds Of A 2015 Liftoff Diminish

One Federal Reserve official said this week he did not "expect that it would be appropriate" to raise interest rates in 2015. He's got company.

Vladimir Putin's Aides, Including Rotenbergs, May Have Benefited From Deutsche Bank Trades: Report

Deutsche Bank announced in September that it will close its investment banking operations in Russia, to “reduce complexity, costs, risks and capital consumption.”

Fed Policymakers Downplay Divisions On US Rate Hike

Many Fed watchers are exasperated by the mixed messages from the U.S. central bank in recent weeks.

Citigroup Profit Soars As Lower Costs Trump Revenue Fall

U.S. banks are cutting costs to boost earnings as overnight fund rates stay near zero and fixed-income trading shows no sign of picking up.

Drugmaker Valeant Subpoenaed By US Prosecutors; Shares Drop

The Canadian company tripled the price of its drug Isuprel and raised the price sixfold for another heart drug, Nitropress, after buying them in February.

Wall Street Bonuses Likely To Plunge As Trading Revenue Drops

Bonuses across Wall Street could fall about 10 percent this year, with traders taking the biggest hit, a pay consultant says.

Asian Shares Rise To Two-Month Highs

Japan's Nikkei stock index was up 1 percent, but still poised to shed about 0.9 percent for the week.

GoGo Squeez Applesauce Mold Recall: How To Find Out If You're Affected Or If Your Child Could Get Sick

Some mothers said their children were sick after eating the contaminated applesauce product.

Goldman Profit Plunges As Market Turmoil Hits Bond Trading

Goldman said revenue from fixed-income, currency and commodity trading fell 33 percent to $1.46 billion, the biggest year-over-year drop since 2013.

US Fiscal Year Budget Deficit Narrows To $439B

The 2015 deficit fell to 2.5 percent of gross domestic product, the lowest since 2007 and less than the average of the last 40 years.

Wall Street Jumps To Eight-Week High On Financials, Healthcare

The financial sector jumped 2.3 percent, recovering from losses on Wednesday, when J.P. Morgan results disappointed.

Election 2016: What Does Mega Donor Sheldon Adelson Want From Marco Rubio?

Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson has a penchant for politics, and GOP presidential candidates such as Florida Sen. Marco Rubio have been vying for his blessing -- and his cash.