Angelo Young

The OECD issued 15 recommendations to crack down on companies’ exploitation of different tax jurisdictions to reduce their liabilities.

Immigrants by boat will now head to New Guinea or "a safe country other than Australia."

Now that a Florida jury says it’s legal for armed people to follow unarmed people they deem suspicious-looking, and then shoot them dead in self-defense if tailing them leads to physical confrontation, is it OK to revoke acquitted killer George Zimmerman’s license to carry his Tec 9 pistol on his pants? And is it also OK to point out that Trayvon Martin would be alive today if Zimmerman had not been empowered by the state of Florida to take the gun out of his car (all Floridians are allowed keep guns in cars) and conceal it under his clothes.We’ve all heard the gun rights arguments that assert people have a right to defend themselves, and that gun laws only harm law-abiding citizens while criminals get them by other means. And it’s true.

British investigators urge the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to initiate action until “appropriate airworthiness actions” are completed.

A year ago, Tesla was an enigma in the eyes of Detroit. Not anymore.

Athens instituted bans on groups of protesters, as German finance chief says Greece should stop pushing for more debt write-downs.

Fujikura Ltd becomes first Japanese parts supplier to be sued by an automaker after pleading guilty to price fixing components.

The bonds would cover surges, like those caused by Superstorm Sandy in 2012 and Hurricane Donna in 1960.

The head of Formula One maintains he did not bribe a German banker in a deal to sell a stake of the racing franchise.

A $2 billion cut to administrative operations will take place regardless of any congressional moves.

A report from Goldman Sachs suggests Tesla stock is not reflecting actual sales. Sell-off slices $17 off the price.

Europe's economic woes linger. France and Italy saw double-digit declines in car sales last month, and even the Germans aren't buying.

The ship from Cuba was stopped at the Panama Canal. Authorities: vessel had a history of carrying "illicit substances."

The spread between loans for high-end properties and government-backed mortgages has narrowed, showing confidence in U.S. economy.

In a bid to streamline operations, General Dynamics is folding one of its key weapons systems units into another.

The online betting site Paddy Power has Pakistani girls' education champion Malala Yousafzai as most likely to win in October.

An annual report on U.K. terrorism laws outlines the practice of seizing mobile data from people traveling through Britain.

Loblaw is getting into drugs in acquiring Canada’s biggest pharmaceutical chain. The reason? Wal-Mart.

The French president reiterates his support for the national fracking ban as a Dallas-based energy company awaits a ruling on its challenge.

Engineers inspected 70 garment factories; most had minor issues, two need to be condemned, four need immediate attention.

Four of the eight cars carrying 350 people jumped the tracks, officials said.

The world’s largest package deliverer points to Asian slowdown as one reason for lowering its earnings forecast.

The former Treasury secretary is reportedly courting senators in his bid to replace Ben Bernanke.

The nation's finance minister outlined the current analysis on the likely GDP growth range for the year.

The split between Syria’s Islamists and moderates -- both fighting Assad loyalists -- just became considerably wider.

Defendant appeared in an Orange County courthouse on Thursday but did not enter a plea. Next court date: July 29.

Norway’s version of NASA is in talks with Telnor Group to provide web connectivity on increasingly trafficked Arctic sea routes.

As Egypt struggles for stability amid a leadership crisis, it could be facing another threat: food security.

Greece can’t catch a break as joblessness continues to soar, especially for 15-to-24-year-old citizens.