Credit Suisse To Raise $6.3B In New Capital As Q3 Results Disappoint
The Swiss lender announced Wednesday it would raise $6.3 billion in fresh capital, after reporting a sharper-than-expected drop in third-quarter profits.
Syria Conflict: US, Russia Sign Air Safety Agreement To Avoid Clashes In Syrian Skies
The deal is aimed at preventing clashes between Russian and American aerial forces, and does not constitute U.S. support for Russia's actions in Syria, the Pentagon said.
'Alien Megastructures:' SETI Trains Its Sights On The 'Most Mysterious Star In Our Galaxy'
Research into what has been dubbed an “alien megastructure” around KIC 8462852 has now begun in earnest, with SETI training the Allen Telescope Array to study the star.
Asia Mixed, European Equities Drop As Investors Wait And Watch
While Chinese stocks rose on hopes of further stimulus measures, European markets were dragged down by a drop in major energy and mining stocks.
Climate Change: Dalai Lama Urges Action To Save Tibet, The World's 'Third Pole'
"This blue planet is our only home and Tibet is its roof," the exiled Buddhist leader said Tuesday, urging leaders to frame a "meaningful” climate change agreement.
Justin Trudeau: Who Is Canada's New Prime Minister?
"We beat fear with hope, we beat cynicism with hard work,” Justin Trudeau, who led the Liberals to a landslide victory in Canada, said in his victory speech late Monday.
Europe's Refugee Crisis: Croatia Opens Serbia Border After Slovenia Eases Restrictions
A lack of coordination among European Union countries along the refugees' migration route has created a massive logjam across the Balkans.
Morgan Stanley's Profits Slump As Bond Trading Revenue Declines
The firm reported a net income of $1.02 billion, or 48 cents a share, in the third quarter. Analysts had expected earnings of 62 cents a share.
Asian Stocks Mixed, Europe Rises As Investors Shrug Off Soft Chinese Data
While Chinese markets were shielded from heavy losses by hopes of government stimulus, other markets around the world remained unaffected.
Chinese Hackers Continue To Target US Firms Despite Cybersecurity Agreement
According to a report by American cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, U.S. companies have continued to face repeated, albeit unsuccessful, intrusions from Chinese hackers.
David Cameron Pledges $7.7M To Root Out 'Poison' Of Extremism
A day before he's scheduled to unveil a new counterterrorism strategy, British Prime Minister David Cameron pledged $7.7 million to root out extremism in the country.
Europe's Refugee Crisis: German Chancellor Angela Merkel In Turkey To Finalize EU Deal
The German chancellor's visit to Turkey comes just days after the Middle Eastern country rebuffed a joint action program to tackle the region's refugee crisis.
Indian Police Arrest 2 Teenagers Over Rape Of Toddler In New Delhi
The two accused -- both 17 -- were arrested in connection with the rape of a two-and-a-half year old girl Friday.
'ZombiCon' Shooting In Florida: 1 Killed, 4 Injured; Shooter Still At Large
The incident took place at the annual ZombiCon festival in Fort Myers late Saturday. The identity of the shooter has not yet been revealed.
Egypt Elections 2015: Voting Begins In Country's First Parliamentary Elections Under President Sisi
Turnout is expected to be low in the politically divided country. Egypt has been without a parliament since 2012, when the Islamist-led lower house was dissolved.
Clinton Slams Republicans On Voting Rights In Alabama
U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had harsh words about Alabama's move to close driver's license offices in majority African-American communities.
Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: German Carmaker Loses European Market Share
The Volkswagen Group accounted for 23.3 percent of the European Union's auto sales in September — its lowest level in six months.
India's Top Court Strikes Down Law On Appointment Of Judges, Rules In Favor Of 'Collegium' System
The National Judicial Appointment Commission act, introduced by the Narendra Modi-led government last year, sought to replace a two-decade old system for the appointment of judges to higher courts.
Europe's Refugee Crisis: EU Leaders Seek Turkey's Assistance, Offer Cash And Closer Ties
According to some reports, the EU is ready to offer Turkey, whose porous border serves as a gateway to Europe, up to $3.4 billion in aid to stem the flow of refugees.
Repsol Launches Massive Cost-Cutting Drive, Announces $7.1B In Asset Sales
The Spanish oil giant, which recently completed an $8.3 billion takeover of its Canadian rival Talisman Energy, has been hurt by a massive slump in global oil prices.
Ancient Homo Sapiens Teeth Discovered In China Raise Questions Over History Of Human Migration
The 47 teeth, discovered in a cave in southern China, suggest that modern humans arrived in Asia much earlier than previously believed.
Global Stocks Rebound After Weak US Data Allays Fears Of Imminent Rate Hike
Weak U.S. economic data released Wednesday are seen to have reduced the chances of an imminent rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: Carmaker Ordered To Recall 2.4M Vehicles In Germany
A total of 11 million of Volkswagen's diesel vehicles have been affected by the worst crisis in the company's 78-year history.
Climate Change: 7 Out Of 10 Americans Now Believe There Is 'Solid Evidence' Of Global Warming
Only 16 percent of Americans now ascribe to the view that global warming is not real, according to a survey from the University of Michigan.
NASA's Jupiter Images Reveal Shrinking 'Great Red Spot,' Rare Waves In Northern Hemisphere
Images captured by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope reveal Jupiter's famous "Great Red Spot" in unprecedented detail, and the presence of a rare wave-like structure in the planet's northern hemisphere.
China Growth Woes Continue To Drag Down Global Markets
European shares fell at the open Wednesday and Asian stocks closed in the red as investors mulled over the likelihood of new stimulus measures in China.
NASA, Israel Space Agency Sign Agreement To Expand Space Cooperation For 'Peaceful Use'
NASA and Israel have previously conducted several joint experiments in the field of climate and microgravity research.
Israel Authorizes Sealing Off Parts Of Jerusalem, Netanyahu Vows 'Aggressive Measures' To Curb Violence
Amid continuing violence, the security cabinet decided to seal off parts of the city.
Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: Carmaker To Slash Investment By $1.1B A Year, Ramp Up 'Efficiency Programs'
The German carmaker, reeling under the biggest crisis in its 78-year history, also announced plans to develop hybrids and electric cars and accelerate its "efficiency programs."
Global Stocks Slide As Chinese Imports Stumble, German Investor Confidence Plummets
While China reported a sharp decline in September imports, a German survey showed a steep drop in investor confidence in Europe's largest economy.