Poland Suggests 'Fort Trump' As US Weighs Military Base
Polish President Andrzej Duda asked Trump for a permanent U.S. base during a White House meeting, offering to name it "Fort Trump," and explaining it would be a bulwark against what he considers a threat from Russia.
China Says Trump Forces Its Hand, Will Retaliate Against New US Tariffs
The commerce ministry's statement came hours after Trump said he was imposing 10 percent tariffs on about $200 billion worth of imports from China.
'Who Broke The Law?' Cohn Says, Defending Wall Street's Role In Crisis
Cohn's comments mostly tracked the sentiment of Wall Street bankers and other wealthy Americans who have felt unfairly maligned for the mortgage market’s collapse and the economic downturn that ensued.
Carolinas Brace For Days Of Floods After Florence's Deluge
Thousands of rescues have taken place in the two states and over 650 people were taken to safety in and around Wilmington, North Carolina.
Senate Judiciary To Probe Kavanaugh, Accuser In Public Hearing
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley said the committee would hold a public hearing with Kavanaugh and his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, next Monday.
Mattis Warns Of Russian Meddling In Macedonia Vote
Macedonia has set Sept. 30 for a referendum on the government's deal in June with neighboring Greece to change its name to the Republic of North Macedonia which would largely clear the path for it to join NATO and the European Union.
Musk Says Tesla Now In 'Delivery Logistics Hell'
He had indicated in the past Tesla's customers may face a longer response time because of a significant increase in vehicle delivery volume in North America.
Iran Says Twitter Shut Legitimate Accounts, But Not Anti-Government Ones
In August, Facebook Inc, Twitter Inc and Alphabet Inc collectively removed hundreds of accounts tied to an alleged Iranian propaganda operation.
Meredith Corp To Sell Time Media Brand To Marc And Lynne Benioff
Marc and Lynne Benioff will not be involved in the day-to-day operations or journalistic decisions, which will continue to be led by Time's current executive leadership team, the company said.
JD.com CEO To No Longer Attend China AI Forum After Allegation Of Rape
Richard Liu was arrested on Aug. 31 in Minnesota and was released the following day without charge and without paying bail, but remains under investigation by U.S. police.
India's Iran Oil Purchases To Fade Ahead Of US Sanctions
India, Iran's No.2 oil client behind top buyer China, does not recognize the reimposed U.S. sanctions, but winning a waiver from the restrictions is a must for New Delhi to protect its wider exposure to the U.S. financial system.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos Commits $2 Billion To Help Homeless, Pre-Schools
The announcement marks a deeper foray into philanthropy for Bezos, whose fortune has soared to more than $160 billion thanks to his stake in Amazon.
US Sanctions Russian, Chinese Tech Firms Over Funds For North Korea
"These actions are intended to stop the flow of illicit revenue to North Korea from overseas information technology workers disguising their true identities and hiding behind front companies, aliases, and third-party nationals," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
Owning Tesla Shares About The Riskiest It Has Ever Been: Options Data
Tesla's one-month implied volatility skew, a measure of investor sentiment toward downside risk, is at about 14 percent, not far from a record high.
US Invites China To Trade Talks As Tariffs Loom: White House Adviser
Larry Kudlow, who heads the White House Economic Council, said U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had sent an invitation to senior Chinese officials.
About 50 Conservative Lawmakers Discuss Ousting UK PM May: Report
The lawmakers, part of the European Research Group (ERG), an anti-EU grouping in May's Conservative party, reportedly met on Tuesday night and openly discussed May's future as leader.
Carlyle Group In Talks To Buy Sedgwick Claims: Sources
Carlyle has made a higher offer for Sedgwick than buyout firm Hellman & Friedman LLC, a former owner of the company that is also competing to acquire it.
Russia Starts Biggest War Games Since Soviet Fall Near China
China and Russia have staged joint drills before but not on such a large scale, and the Vostok-2018 (East-2018) exercise signals closer military ties as well as sending an unspoken reminder to Beijing that Moscow is able and ready to defend its sparsely populated far east.
US Issues Fresh Warning To Airlines About Using Iranian Airspace
The updated guidance from the Federal Aviation Administration said there were military activities emanating from or transiting through Iran's airspace associated with the conflict in Syria.
North Korea's Kim Asks Trump For Another Meeting In 'Very Warm' Letter
The two countries have been discussing North Korea's nuclear programs since their leaders met in Singapore in June.
Volkswagen Investors Seek $11 Billion Damages Over Dieselgate Scandal
Shareholders representing 1,670 claims are seeking compensation for a slide in Volkswagen's (VW) share price triggered by the scandal, which broke in September 2015 and has cost the firm 27.4 billion euros in penalties and fines so far.
Alibaba's Jack Ma To Step Down In One Year, Hand Baton To CEO Zhang
Zhang, 46, has been CEO since 2015 after serving as chief operating officer and is known as a key architect of Alibaba's "Singles Day", the Nov. 11 event that has become the world's largest online shopping event.
NAFTA Deal Must End Canada's Milk Protein Scheme: US Agriculture Chief
Canada has encouraged overproduction and flooded export markets for milk proteins used in cheese and yogurt, hurting U.S. dairy farmers, Perdue said.
Supreme Court Nominee Steers Clear Of Trump Criticism
Kavanaugh stressed he believes the judiciary has broad authority to check the power of the White House, but refused to criticize the man who selected him.
Twitter Permanently Bans Alex Jones, Website Infowars
It said in a tweet that the accounts had violated its behavior policies.
US, India In Talks About Halting Iran Oil Imports: State Department Official
Despite Trump's efforts, government officials in India, the world's third biggest oil importer and Iran's top oil client after China, have been talking about wanting to continue trade ties, especially for oil, with Iran.
US Compares Nicaragua To Syria, Warns Of Potential Regional Crisis
More than 300 people have been killed and 2,000 injured in crackdowns by Nicaraguan police and armed groups in protests that began in April.
UK Names 2 Russians For Attempted Murder Of Skripals With Nerve Agent
Britain blamed Russia for the poisonings and identified the poison as Novichok, a deadly group of nerve agents developed by the Soviet military in the 1970s and 1980s.
Storm Gordon Halts Some Energy Production In US Gulf
Companies evacuated 54 offshore platforms and halted 156,907 barrels per day of oil production and 232 million cubic feet per day of natural gas output.
Britain Would Now Vote 59-41 To Stay In EU: New Poll Shows
The findings were published in an academic-led report on Wednesday by research bodies NatCen and The UK in a Changing Europe.