Reuters

The Democrat backs the Obama administration's net neutrality rules, which require broadband providers to treat all data equally, her campaign says.

Financials and tech stocks, hit hard by the British referendum, were among the top gaining sectors.

In a nonbinding vote, members of the British party voted 172-40 against Jeremy Corbyn, the left-wing activist behind a socialist rebranding.

A German official welcomed gains made by a U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State group, but said they were not diminishing the risk of new attacks.

Component suppliers in Taiwan will receive fewer orders from Apple in the second half of 2016, a business daily reported in May.

Market researchers are predicting a sharp slowdown in technology and advertising spending in Britain.

The number of extremist violent acts jumped to 1,408 in 2015, an increase of more than 42 percent from the previous year.

Since the law that the Supreme Court struck down was passed, the number of abortion clinics in Texas has fallen from 41 to 19.

The media baron made the remark at a conference hosted by one of his newspapers.

British and European banking stocks climbed while shares in oil majors also advanced as markets came to terms with Brexit’s aftermath.

The dispute was triggered after Lyft executive Travis VanderZanden quit the company to work for rival Uber.

Britain suffered further blows to its economic standing as Standard & Poor’s and Fitch Ratings effectively added a rubber stamp to the market’s view of the Brexit vote.

The yuan opened Tuesday at 6.6512 per dollar in early trade, up from Monday’s close of 6.6585 — the lowest close since December 2010.

Global equities took another step down in Asia on Tuesday as Britain’s shock vote to exit the EU continued to roil financial markets.

About 755 Norwegian workers on seven oil and gas fields could go on strike Saturday, hitting output from the North Sea’s top producer.

A law slated to take effect next month requires companies like Airbnb to verify that home rentals have a valid registration number issued by the city.

The leaders of the U.S., Canada and Mexico will commit to a new regional clean power goal at a summit this week in Ottawa, the White House said.

The settlement includes $10 billion to offer buybacks to owners of polluting vehicles and nearly $5 billion to offset excess diesel emissions and boost zero emission vehicles, a source said.

Ireland’s foreign minister noted “a sense of concern among some U.K. passport holders that the rights they enjoy as EU citizens are about to abruptly end.”

Medics and security sources said 24 other people were wounded in the bombings, which occurred as Yemeni government forces were about to break their daylong Ramadan fast.

The loss of the last remaining “AAA” rating represents a fresh blow to Britain’s economic standing after the referendum, with sterling tanking to a 31-year low against the dollar.

The training will bring its employees in line with police departments that have implemented bias prevention plans after a spate of shootings of unarmed black men by white police officers.

The $12.1B deal will combine Marriott’s brands, including the Ritz-Carlton, and Starwood’s Sheraton and Westin chains to create the world’s largest hotel company.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said the EU must now focus “a bit more on social issues and a bit less on bureaucratic ones.”

After the biggest daily fall in the pound in modern history Friday, both U.S. banks were forced to slash their forecasts for the rest of 2016.

Both crude benchmarks closed down around 5 percent Friday amid plunging global financial markets as Britons voted to leave the European Union.

Some of the weapons were used in a shooting that killed two Americans at a police training facility in Amman, Jordan, according to a joint investigation by the New York Times and Al Jazeera.

The expansion, which triples the size of ships that can travel the canal, allows the country to host 98 percent of the world’s shipping.

The British pound fell anew in early Asian trading on Monday, with investors still at a loss as to what happens next now that the country has voted to leave the EU.