Reuters

William Ackman's hedge fund released a new video accusing the diet supplement maker of predatory recruiting practices.

“Let us build a politics of hope not fear, respect not hate, unity not division,” said Labour lawmaker Stephen Kinnock, who shared an office with Jo Cox.

That shale giants Apache, Hess and more than 25 other companies have beaten back OPEC’s attempt to sideline them would have been unthinkable just months ago.

“I'm gonna ignite it if they try to do anything stupid,” Omar Mateen said during one of the calls made from Pulse, according to the transcript.

Irish citizens living in the United Kingdom can vote in U.K. elections and referendums, even though Dublin won its independence almost a century ago.

The official campaign for Britain to leave the EU used the Japanese automaker’s logo in leaflets calling for voters to back Brexit on June 23.

Hong Kong's Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said his government will write a letter expressing concern over booksellers' case to China's central authorities.

HSBC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group are among banks that have cut 600 branches from April 2015 to April 2016.

Authorities have warned of more rain on Java, the country's main island, advising residents to stay on "high alert."

The Cleveland Cavaliers, led by LeBron James, became the first team to rally from a 3-1 series deficit in the best-of-seven NBA Finals and win the title.

Shinzo Abe’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party will likely gain more than twice as many votes as the biggest opposition Democratic Party in the July 10 upper house election, newspaper surveys showed Monday.

An explosion hit a minibus carrying government employees in the Afghan capital Kabul on Monday, killing and wounding several, police said.

Exports are likely to expand in coming months, but Prime Minister Abe remains under pressure to support growth as further gains in the yen threaten corporate earnings.

Johnson played clutch golf under intense pressure on a brutally difficult course but was docked a shot after completing the final round.

Global markets had a breather at the end of last week from a three-day suspension in British campaigning following the fatal attack on lawmaker Jo Cox, a strong supporter of Britain staying in the EU.

U.S. stock index futures rose on Sunday tracking gains in the British pound after weekend polls showed the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union gained strength.

Forecaster ZenithOptimedia said it expected companies around the world to spend $99.3 billion on mobile internet advertising next year.

Investors took heart after three of six opinion polls published over the weekend showed a shift toward keeping Britain in the EU.

A weaker dollar also helped buy back the commodity after six straight days of declines.

Officials in Oaxaca state confirmed the casualties, but it was not clear what sparked the violence involving a teachers’ union.

The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement looked set to easily win the election for the mayor of Rome and clinch a surprise victory in Turin, in a major setback for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.

Italy’s biggest bank will name Corrado Passera as chief executive next week, replacing Federico Ghizzoni, who faced investor discontent.

Falling oil prices, rising security threats, lower economic growth in China and higher volatility in exchange rates that have curbed tourism have all put the brakes on spending.

Turkish military sources have denied the report, however.

Egypt’s president inaugurated an $8 billion expansion of the Suez Canal last year that aims to boost annual revenue to more than $13 billion by 2023.

The Connecticut and New York laws prohibit semi-automatic weapons like the one used by the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, June 12.

Russia says it has reached an agreement with the U.S. to improve military coordination in Syria, where they are backing opposing sides of the civil war there.

Campaigning ahead of the June 23 referendum on the EU resumed as two opinion polls showed the “remain” camp recovering some momentum.

The U.S. has granted Boeing permission to present its products to Iranair and a handful of other airlines as it attempts to catch up with Europe‘s Airbus in Iran.