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Brands including Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent have accused the Chinese e-commerce site of being a giant conduit for counterfeiters.

Next week's event is billed as a fundraiser to help a Trump ally, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, retire debt from his own failed campaign.

No venture-backed tech startup has gone public this year, and the few that did last year have seen their share prices steadily sink.

The South American oil exporter nation, where inflation is the highest in the world, has seen its economy shrink since 2014.

The U.S. switched on an $800 million missile shield in Romania on Thursday, saying it was a defense against Iran and rogue states.

Reuters has learned that the discount retailer is tightening its supply chain so it can keep its shelves full and not miss out on sales. Fred Katayama reports.

Americans stepped up purchases of cars and other goods in April, suggesting the economy is regaining momentum after growth almost stalled in the first quarter.

The data disclosure, if confirmed, would be one of China's highest profile leaks of sensitive data.

A draft law would allow authorities to speed the processing of asylum applicants from Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.

EU border agency Frontex said 2,700 people arrived in Greece from Turkey in April, most of them from Syria, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq.

The Navy said it had lost confidence in Eric Rasch, who was the executive officer of the coastal riverine squadron that included the 10 sailors.

Fang Fenghui, a member of China’s Central Military Commission, and General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discussed the issue in a video link-up Thursday.

The investment in Didi Chuxing gives Apple, which has hired dozens of automotive experts, a sizable stake in Uber’s chief rival in China.

The plan implies that schools that do not accommodate transgender students by gender identity could face lawsuits or a loss of aid, the New York Times reported.

Japan’s currency has weakened recently as investors pared back long positions and Japanese officials warned about intervention.

A second cyberheist was similar to February’s $81 million electronic theft from the Bangladesh central bank, messaging firm Swift says.

Thursday’s attacks, linked to ISIS fighters, occurred in Jarayshi, about 6 miles north of Ramadi, a military source told Reuters.

The third meeting of a U.S.-Cuba bilateral commission on restoring diplomatic ties is scheduled for Monday in Havana.

The figure, disclosed in company data Thursday, falls short of the 29 percent national average for U.S. financial and insurance companies.

Christian Kern oversaw the transport of asylum-seekers to Germany from Hungary’s border at the height of the migration crisis last autumn.

Authorities have told ICE field offices to launch a 30-day “surge” of arrests of mothers and children who have already been told to leave the U.S.

Weak demand in developed countries, weather-related shocks and political challenges were among the reasons cited in a report.

Supporters of cleric Muqtada al-Sadr demonstrated Thursday, one day after suicide attacks killed at least 80 people in Iraq's capital.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the GOP-led House of Representatives, which brought the case, ultimately would lose.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose unexpectedly last week, touching the highest level in more than a year.

Malcolm Turnbull denied any wrongdoing after being named as a former director of a British Virgin Islands company set up to exploit a Siberian gold prospect.

The comments by commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas came after Ankara refused to change its anti-terrorism laws.

Hackers, called Pawn Storm, appear to be trying to steal personal and corporate data from the German party using two free email services, researchers said.

Republican veteran Newt Gingrich has been a persistent subject of speculation as a possible running mate for Donald Trump.