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The European Court of Justice on Thursday ruled that Bank Mellat had been unfairly targeted with sanctions.

The stated aim of the visit — the first foreign trip by the newly-elected prime minister — is to bring frayed bilateral ties “back on track,” the Nepalese leader said.

The Franciscana dolphin, classified as vulnerable, allegedly died after being passed around by a group of tourists at the Santa Teresita beach.

On Friday — a day before the South Carolina primary — a Chicago court will hear a lawsuit challenging Cruz's eligibility for the presidency.

Speaking to reporters Thursday, Todd Stern warned of “diplomatic consequences” if a new president failed to meet the country's climate change commitments.

In order to encourage “landmark breakthroughs” in creation of artificially intelligent machines, IBM and the nonprofit XPrize announced Wednesday a $5 million competition for AI developers.

Open market operations will allow the bank to exercise greater flexibility over short-term liquidity in the country’s financial system.

A study has revealed that near-Earth asteroids end their lives vanishing in a drawn out, long and hot fizzle much farther from the sun than previously thought.

The Venezuelan President said that the price of premium gasoline would be raised 6,000 percent to boost the nation’s battered economy.

The California-based electronics distributor will be acquired for $6 billion by the Tianjin Tianhai Investment Company — a unit of China's HNA group.

The job cuts, which will take place over the next two years, will mostly impact employees in Canada and Europe.

The island nation’s economy contracted more than expected in the fourth quarter of 2015, as cooling demand from China, its biggest market, hurt exports.

The Dutch lender reported a 32 percent yearly drop in fourth-quarter net profit, as regulatory costs rose to $247 million from $101.2 million a year ago.

Over 9,100 people will be relocated from within a three-mile radius of the telescope to “create a sound electromagnetic wave environment.”

The agreement, signed at the Singapore Airshow Wednesday, is subject to approval of the Chinese government.

Stock futures were broadly higher early Tuesday, suggesting that U.S. bourses are likely to extend their Friday rally.

For the first time ever, scientists have painstakingly listed out 2,500 minerals that are found only at five places or fewer on Earth.

The mining giant reported a pretax loss of $5.5 billion in 2015, compared with $259 million in 2014.

The project, in development since mid-2011, aims to provide internet access to remote regions of the world through a ring of helium-filled balloons.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the CEO of the American giant's oil and gas subsidiary recently visited Iran to look at "potential business opportunities."

At least one in three American school teachers are telling students that climate change “is likely due to natural causes,” a study revealed.

The announcement, which will be made Friday, will expand federal protection to 1.8 million acres of landscapes in the California desert.

The Wall Street bank acknowledged that it sold toxic mortgage-backed securities to investors in the run-up to the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis.

The rout in the Asian stock markets Friday was led by Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 Index, which slumped to its lowest level in more than a year, but several European indexes rose.

The NATO ships will conduct “reconnaissance, monitoring and surveillance” in the region that has, over the past year, become a hotbed of human trafficking.

The rumor mill is abuzz that scientists may finally have discovered gravitational waves. Here's what you need to know before Thursday's big announcement.

Earlier this week, the Indian telecom regulator ruled against the service, which aims to offer subscribers free access to certain services.

In 2015, the U.K.-based mining company slid to a net loss of $866 million after earning $6.53 billion in profits a year earlier.

Tuesday's decision by the Supreme Court to temporarily block the ambitious plan has cast doubts over whether the U.S. would be able to meet its climate pledges.