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"Waiting until every piece of data lines up ... risks having to move rates up more aggressively in the future," Loretta Mester said Friday.

In addition to Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, more than 200 current and former members of Congress voiced support for the Clean Power Plan.

The change suggests the online forum's operators could be handing over customer data to the FBI via a secretive government authority.

More than half of midsize hospitals surveyed had computer networks infected with malware, the Health Information Trust Alliance said.

With U.S. oil prices now trading below $40 a barrel, the corporate casualties are already mounting.

Joint military exercises by the U.S. and South Korea pose a threat to Pyongyang, North Korea’s ambassador to the U.N. in Geneva said.

Students from ETH Zurich are developing an exoskeleton for paraplegics that they say more accurately mimics natural knee gait meaning it won't struggle on uneven terrain. Matthew Stock reports.

The cars were assembled between 2012 and 2014, the company said. Vehicles in markets outside the U.S. were not affected.

There have already been several failed attempts to defuse the conflict in Yemen, which has triggered a humanitarian crisis in the Arab world’s poorest country.

A product and graphics designer in Hong Kong spent over $50,000 creating a life-sized humanoid robot to fulfill his childhood dream.

However, sales to consumers rose 6 percent, GM said as it pulled back on its sales to rental agencies, a business that cuts into its profit.

A report noted that European Union countries should not be complacent about citizens' leaving to fight in the Middle East.

Cirque de Soleil have taken legal action over the singer's record 'Don't Hold the Wall'. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

Japanese car maker Nissan decided to have some fun with its brand name on Friday (April 1), releasing a video in which its name gets mixed up with companies with similar names.

The Egyptian government suspended Free Basics in December, only two months after the service was launched in the country.

The U.S. State Department learned that applicants' names, photos and biometric data were at risk of being stolen, ABC News reported.

Sentiment was also affected by Standard & Poor's decision late Thursday to cut China's credit outlook to negative.

The president is fighting impeachment over charges of irregularities in the government budget designed to favor her re-election in 2014.

In a speech Thursday, William Dudley, a close ally of Fed Chair Janet Yellen, defended the way the U.S. central bank operates.

The move suggests the online platform is now being asked to hand over customer data under a secretive law enforcement authority.

The world's richest banker knew executives at his Banco Safra SA planned to pay tax auditors $4.2 million in bribes, Brazilian prosecutors said.

Travis Kalanick's company was not named as a defendant, despite being valued at well over $50 billion in recent funding rounds.

The tentative plan would fall short of a uniform statewide increase, calling for a faster-rate rise in New York City.

The Liberal government won election in October 2015 pledging to bring in more Syrian refugees more quickly than the previous Conservative government.

Investing in HERE could make sense for Amazon, which is rolling out delivery services in major cities in the U.S. and Europe.

America has sent FBI teams to help Belgian authorities investigate the March 22 attacks that killed 32 people.

By acquiring Sharp, which supplies screens for iPhones, Apple contractor Foxconn also looks to become a major player in LCD panels.

Those leading the campaign say capital punishment is a costly, inefficient and heavily bureaucratic program.

Tourists wanting to visit the Paris landmark Thursday discovered it was closed to the public because of nationwide strikes.