Himanshu Goenka

Several domestic cloud services have been shut down, or have announced closure, in China for allegedly allowing storage of pornographic and pirated content.

The move comes amid tensions between Davutoğlu and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who has been trying to increase his power.

The once-in-decades meeting of the country’s leadership has raised concerns about the possibility of another nuclear test as a show of strength.

The investment will be used to improve infrastructure, particularly through construction of new airports, in the world’s most populous country.

On Thursday, London will vote for a new mayor and the Scots for their Parliament, while Wales and Northern Ireland will elect members to their local assemblies.

The decision Wednesday by the Court of Justice of the European Union is a blow to companies like Philip Morris International, some member countries, as well as e-cigarette makers.

The French insurer is hoping to sell all of its life and savings business in the United Kingdom for a total of about $945 million.

The New York company joins a list of other high-profile retail businesses that have also filed for Chapter 11 protection in the last few months.

The Dutch company has long been trying to spin off the lighting unit to focus on its health technology business.

Both manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors in the world’s second-largest economy slowed down from March, but the economy was still growing.

A furry critter, identified as a marten, entered a 66 kilovolt transformer and chewed through a power cable that caused an “electrical perturbation” at the particle smasher.

Hitomi, also known as ASTRO-H, was launched on Feb. 17 with the objective of studying supermassive black holes, neutron stars and galaxy clusters.

The Canadian specialty drugs company has been under scrutiny by regulators and politicians in the U.S. for sharply increasing prices of its drugs.

The stock-and-cash deal will strengthen Abbott’s position in the market for medical devices used to treat cardiovascular diseases.

The French pharmaceutical multinational made an offer for the U.S. drugmaker in an effort to expand its cancer-treatment business.

The tourism unit of the Chinese conglomerate will acquire all hotels operated by Carlson Rezidor, including the Radisson brand and the Club Carlson hotel rewards program.

The growth of the U.S. economy during the first quarter was affected by a dollar rally, weaker business investments and reduced inventories.

A long-running case has reached the country’s highest court, which has sought the government’s views on whether the images breach obscenity laws.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu reassured the country Wednesday after earlier comments by the Parliament’s speaker, calling for a religious constitution, caused a public uproar.

The ship, reportedly destined for a buyer in the United Arab Emirates, was barred entry by Malta and is currently anchored in international waters off the Mediterranean island.

The South American nation is struggling with a deepening energy crisis while its economy reels under the impact of sustained low crude oil prices.

Investors are still treading cautiously ahead of meetings of the U.S. Federal Reserve Wednesday and the Bank of Japan Thursday.

The German automaker displaced Toyota from the top spot in the first quarter of 2016 despite the emissions scandal that broke in September.

In the first quarter, the British oil giant reported a net loss of $485 million, beating analysts’ estimates significantly.

The new round of funding for the financial affiliate of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group is the single biggest private funding for an internet business.

The doctors are protesting against the imposition of new contracts that would turn Britain’s National Health Service into a seven-day a week service.

The Canadian aviation giant reportedly discussed setting up an airline in Qeshm Free Zone on an island in southern Iran during a meeting with local officials.

The U.S. president will discuss issues including the Syrian civil war and terrorism, in a meeting in Germany on Monday.

Regulators in the world’s second-largest economy have issued new guidelines for its banks to limit lending to steel and coal companies.