Reuters

Before Monday's announcement, Du Pont shares were down nearly 28 percent since May 12, a slide that Kullman acknowledged was "a concern."

Rosengren said the slowdown in hiring last month effectively heightens his sensitivity to the economy's performance the rest of the year.

"It is now wanton destruction ... their acts of vengeance are no longer ideologically driven because they are now blowing up buildings with no religious meaning."

Without electricity and littered with decomposing bodies, Kunduz, a city under seige, is a wasteland where residents bury bodies and fear they'll die of hunger.

Two of the exit polls, by Catolica University for RTP television and by Intercampus/TVI, showed that the coalition could win a maximum of 116 to 118 seats in 230-seat parliament.

Kiev says elections cannot take place in the east because of continued security problems there.

Fiorina's impressive performance at the Republican presidential debate in September has placed her on a most-favored short list of America's ultra wealthy political donors.

Torrential rains and flooding rampaged through Cannes and other towns in France's Mediterranean playground, claiming up to 16 lives.

Feliciano Lopez kept it close, but the veteran David Ferrer prevailed on Sunday, 7-5 7-5.

The Middle East would be more stable with Moammar Gadhafi and Saddam Hussein still in power in Libya and Iraq, respectively, Donald Trump says, adding it's "not even a contest."

The almost 400,000 people who have arrived in Greece this year have overwhelmed the crisis-stricken government's ability to cope.

The financial institution's new strategy would lead to fewer jobs in Zurich and new jobs in both Hong Kong and Singapore.

The U.S. Supreme Court in its new term will hear cases centered on divisive social matters, such as affirmative action, union powers and voting rights.

Typhoon Mujigae made landfall near the city of Zhanjiang in the province of Guangdong Sunday afternoon.

"It's like with phone chargers, it's a bit all over the place," one Chinese official says. "Now we're trying to improve things, moving towards unifying and standardizing."

"I believe the reputation of the German economy and the trust in the German economy has not been shaken by this to the extent that we are no longer considered a good business location," the chancellor says.

Flash floods caused by torrential rain along part of the French Riviera killed at least 13 people and left several others missing, officials said Sunday.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan makes a long-awaited trip to Brussels on Sunday, officially a two-day state visit to Belgium, that will be dominated by EU meetings over Europe's migration crisis and the fight against Islamic State militants in Syria.

Russia said on Saturday it will step up air strikes in Syria, escalating a military intervention which Moscow says is weakening Islamic State militants but which Western powers say aims to support President Bashar al-Assad.

Bangladesh stepped up security for foreign diplomats and citizens on Sunday after the killing of two foreigners within a week in attacks claimed by Islamic State, which has vowed similar further assaults in the Muslim-majority nation.

The Australian government's focus on national security and the war on terror to tackle Islamic extremism, rather than social cohesion and inclusion, has helped create an environment for radicalized Muslim youth to emerge in disproportionate numbers, experts say.

Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said the victim was taken to hospital in moderate condition.

Chris Mintz, 30, is credited with likely saving the lives of fellow students when he prevented the 26-year-old gunman from entering a classroom.

"I'm tired of the government telling me what to do all the time," said Don Sheldon, 52, a police officer in the town of Winston.

Cameron urged his lawmakers and supporters to show patience over the issue of Europe, which is likely to dominate the conference in the northern English city of Manchester.

Negotiators attempting to broker a deal on the 12-country Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreed to talk in Atlanta for another 24 hours.

"Our thoughts, our hearts and our prayers go out to all of the families of those who died and were injured," the statement said.

NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia praised Clinton as a strong leader who would work for students, teachers and families.

The emissions tests reportedly would begin in about 10 days, with results set to be published by next May.