UN Delays Vote On Tough New North Korea Sanctions At Russia’s Request
The expanded sanctions would require inspections of all cargo going to and from North Korea and blacklisting North Koreans active in Syria, Iran and Vietnam.
Donald Trump's Memorable Moments [Video]
The pundits once said he never had a chance. But amid the Republican front-runner’s comments on Mexicans, Muslims and his rivals, Donald Trump’s popularity is soaring.
Honeywell Scrapping Its Offer To Buy United Technologies
United Tech last week rejected Honeywell’s $90.7 billion offer, saying that pursuing a merger would be irresponsible toward its shareholders.
ICE Considers Counter Bid For London Stock Exchange Group
Shares in London Stock Exchange Group, which had a market value of $13 billion as of Monday's close, rose as much as 8.8 percent to a record high Tuesday.
UK Manufacturing Activity Slumps To Nearly 3-Year Low
Increasing competition between manufacturers and falling commodity prices also led to a fall in the prices of various goods.
Brazil's Petrobras Corruption Investigation Targets Lula
Prosecutors suspect favors were extended to former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva by executives of engineering firms Odebrecht and OAS.
UN Security Council To Vote On New North Korea Sanctions Tuesday: US
The vote is expected to come during a meeting that begins at 3 p.m. EST Tuesday.
New York Brokers Lose SEC Insider Trading Trial Over IBM Deal Tip
A federal jury in Manhattan found former Euro Pacific Capital brokers Daryl Payton and Benjamin Durant liable for engaging in insider trading.
VW Confident May Reach Deal With US On Technical Fix: CEO
Matthias Müller said he is confident of an agreement with U.S. regulators on a fix for diesel cars, vehicle buybacks and fines over its emissions scandal.
North Carolina Police Officer Kills Suspect, Sparks Protest
A Raleigh officer shot a man who was fleeing arrest, a local TV station reported.
S&P 500 Slides Below Closely Watched Threshold
Energy and healthcare shares lost ground Monday as the S&P 500 fell below its 50-day moving average.
US Pending Home Sales Hit 1-Year Low; Manufacturing Data Weak
However, recent strong data on consumer spending and durable goods orders have supported the view that the economy is regaining momentum.
Obama Adviser Deese To Lead White House’s Supreme Court Process
Brian Deese was involved in leading the administration’s bailout of the U.S. auto industry and making budget deals with Congress
Brazil’s Economy Probably Shrank At Steepest Rate In A Quarter Century Last Year As Investment, Consumption Collapsed
The decline in 2015 is expected to be the steepest in 25 years, with a sharp drop in the fourth quarter signaling the economy has yet to hit a bottom.
Fashion Expert Comments On 2016 Oscars Red Carpet
Fashion expert Nick Verreos sees green, white and purple as the Oscars' big color trends on a stylish but safe Oscars red carpet.
Video: Academy Award Winner And Chris Rock Highlights
Catholic Church abuse movie "Spotlight" was named best picture, the top award at Sunday's Oscars ceremony, after a night peppered with pointed punchlines from host Chris Rock about the #OscarsSoWhite controversy that has dominated the industry.
Amazon Enters Britain’s Fresh Food Market With Morrisons Deal
After striking a supply deal with Morrisons, Britain’s fourth biggest supermarket, the online retailer could potentially ramp up competition in the sector.
Philippines Asks China To Respect Sea Dispute Arbitration
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently accused Philippines of “political provocation” in seeking arbitration to resolve the territorial dispute in the South China Sea.
Japan Factory Output Rises Fastest In A Year, Outlook Uncertain
The outlook, however, remains far from assured given global market jitters and weakening demand both at home and abroad.
China Expects To Lay Off 1.8 Million Workers In Coal, Steel Sectors
The layoffs, some of which will come in 2016, are part of the country’s efforts to cut industrial overcapacity.
Shanghai Electric To Take Stake, May Bid For Manz
The Chinese utility group agreed to buy at least a quarter of the technology company.
Starbucks Cafes To Open In Italy In Early 2017
Under a licensing agreement, the world’s biggest coffee-shop chain will see its first cafe in Italy open in Milan.
Oil Prices Rise, Signs Mount That Market Is Bottoming Out
The first signs of a strengthening market outlook have appeared after a 20-month rout that saw prices fall by 70 percent, analysts said.
Top Vatican Cardinal Says Church Made Enormous Mistakes Over Sex Abuse
“I’m not here to defend the indefensible,” Australian Cardinal George Pell, a high-ranking Vatican official, testified.
India, US Closer To Pact To Share Military Logistics: Officials
Officials said the two countries are near an agreement that would include the U.S. helping India build its largest aircraft carrier.
Democratic Party Slams GOP Candidates On Climate Change
The party released a video featuring Donald Trump, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz denying man-made global warming intercut with images of flooding, wildfires and droughts.
EPA Requests Information From Mercedes-Benz Over Emission Levels
Daimler said the request came in response to a class-action suit pertaining to its luxury car brand.
Italy Prepares New Adoption Law Including Gay Couples, Opposition Firm
Interior Minister Angelino Alfano pledged the bill would go no further.
Islamist Group Kills 17 In Twin Blasts In Somali Town
Police Colonel Abdi Osman said the death toll was 17, mostly civilians, with 25 others injured.
China Internet Watchdog Bans Former Tycoon’s Microblog
Microblog portals were ordered to ban the account of Ren Zhiqiang, known for his bold remarks on China's economic policy, for “spreading illegal information.”