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The bank was also charged with false reporting in connection with ISDAFIX benchmark rates and with false reporting of U.S. dollar Libor rates during the financial crisis to protect its reputation.

A Taliban suicide bomber attacked a shuttle bus carrying court employees west of the Afghan capital of Kabul, killing as many as 11 people.

Leaders will examine potential risks to the global economy when they gather this week for their summit in western Japan.

The Israeli prime minister will make far-right opposition legislator Avigdor Lieberman defense minister, which is likely to stir disquiet at home and abroad.

Al-Shabab representative Abdiasis abu Musab says its fighters killed five soldiers and wounded eight in the fighting.

The attack, which took place west of the Afghan capital, targeted a bus carrying staff from an appeal court and also wounded four people.

Among other topics, the leaders of the U.S. and Japan will discuss the prevention of crime by people at U.S. military bases.

Athens was offered debt relief beginning in 2018 if that is necessary to meet agreed criteria on its payments burden.

Investors took cues early Wednesday from sharp gains Tuesday in European and U.S. financial markets.

Anheuser-Busch InBev's takeover of SABMiller will give it a third of the global beer market, far more than nearest rival Heineken.

The drink maker is a major sponsor of extreme sports, whose athletes widely use GoPro's cameras.

Investigators say it remains too soon to confirm what caused Flight 804 to plunge into the Mediterranean Sea.

Callas had worked at Apple in the 1990s and again 2009-2011, when he designed an encryption system to protect Mac data.

The unit will be merged with Computer Sciences Corp., as HP continues restructuring under boss Meg Whitman.

The recanvass will take place Thursday at all 120 county boards of election, according to Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Grimes.

But the world’s largest seed company said it was open to further talks about a possible deal.

Trump said he “sort of" hoped a 2006 “bubble burst­” would happen, "because then people like me would go in and buy­” property and “make a lot of money.­”

The seed giant can see the logic of combining with the German drugs and crop chemicals group but will negotiate for a higher price.

Europe’s political establishment breathed a sigh of relief Monday when postal ballots swung the Austrian election away from a far-right candidate.

An exhibition that hails itself “the first of its kind­” opened in Rome on May 24 showing the works of British street artist Banksy.

An internal probe showed no evidence of political bias in its selection of trending news stories, the social network operator said.

Other U.S. homebuilders such as Lennar Corp. and PulteGroup Inc. have also reported strong quarterly results due to higher home sales.

A local bottler has halted production of the sugar-sweetened drink due to a lack of the ingredient.

Ahmad Jannati, 90, is an outspoken critic of President Hassan Rouhani and his attempts to end Iran’s global isolation by normalizing ties with the West.

The move, part of a $1 billion cost-cutting exercise being undertaken by the telecom network equipment maker, was revealed by a Finnish trade union representative.

Kelly Hoggan, who had served as TSA assistant administrator for security operations since May 2013, was replaced by his deputy, Darby LaJoye.

The police operation outside the refinery, which belongs to U.S.-based Exxon Mobil Corp, took place as scores of fuel stations ran dry.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. health insurers were arguing behind the scenes over several issues. Shares of both Anthem and Cigna fell Monday.

The latest reports follow the defection of 13 North Korean workers from a restaurant run by the secretive country in China in April.