Himanshu Goenka

The shocks caused short-term cognitive declines in some test subjects, calling into question the use of Taser stun guns by law enforcement.

The world’s largest steelmaker, hit by falling prices and excess capacity in China, also warned on Friday that 2016 will be a difficult year.

Defective air bag control units, affecting less than 2 million vehicles in the U.S., have a power supply component that may corrode, the company said.

The German automaker, paying the price for its emissions-cheating scandal, saw sales in Britain dip for a fourth consecutive month.

Users of the image- and video-sharing service are allowed to post videos with a maximum length of 15 seconds.

The Kremlin’s move was prompted by the combination of Western sanctions, the low price of crude oil and a slumping economy.

The overall unemployment rate in the eurozone fell to a five-year low in December, the EU’s statistics office Eurostat announced Tuesday.

Hit by multiyear low crude oil prices, the oil giant’s upstream sector performed poorly, and its shares took a big hit Tuesday.

A former employee said the company’s performance ranking system was manipulated to justify firing hundreds of people.

A draft proposal was unveiled Tuesday to keep Britain from leaving the 28-member European Union. British Prime Minister David Cameron said it was real progress.

Markets in China tumbled the most among global benchmark indexes this year, and extended their steepest monthly sell-off since the 2008 financial crisis.

At present, the only legal home broadband connections in Cuba are with diplomats and employees of foreign companies.

Online peer-to-peer lender Ezubao, the country’s largest online financial business, was accused of running a scam that duped almost 900,000 investors.

Ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty by the two countries could pave the way for five more to follow, a senior U.N. official said.

The November terror attacks in Paris affected domestic consumption and tourism-related activities, analysts said.

Recent satellite images showed increased activity at a missile site, indicating a space launch may be in the works, U.S. officials reportedly said.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is in Paris to build on the business agreements worth about $18.5 billion that it already signed in Italy.

The country’s richest universities have continued to attract a disproportionate share of charity.

Using infrared communication, the device will allow for safer deliveries than conventional methods, the company said.

Many civil servants also participated in a big strike Tuesday to protest their shrinking purchasing power.

The merger of the two Ohio-based lenders will create a company with about $100 billion in assets.

The game is different from the regular version of Solitaire, and was the preferred version played by Winston Churchill.

The automobile manufacturer will reportedly close all operations in the two Asian countries by the end of this year.

The Microsoft founder and the British government began a partnership for research into the mosquito-borne disease in November 2015.

India reportedly also agreed Monday to buy 36 Rafale fighter planes from France’s Dassault Aviation.

Thousands of tourists were also reported stranded in South Korea as temperatures fell to record lows across East Asia.

The search and recovery operation for the missing Malaysian Airlines jet, led by Australia, is likely to end in June this year.

The space transportation company, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, reused the same rocket that was successfully tested in November.

The Chinese president was the first international leader to visit Tehran after Western sanctions on Iran were lifted Jan. 16.