Seerat Chabba

Before the June referendum, a survey by the British Bankers’ Association showed that a large majority of banks wanted to remain within the European Union.

K-pop band BIGBANG’s leader G-Dragon was named on a list of artists likely to receive the South Korean Prime Minister’s Commendation at a ceremony in the country.

Even though the company’s focus is now on its flagship iPhones, Steve Jobs’ genius in coming up with the iconic music player is unparalleled.

The deal was finalized at a meeting of the two boards Saturday, but needs to get the approval of U.S. regulators.

The release of the album marks his official solo debut and music promotions separate from the K-pop boy band EXO.

The organization took to Twitter to ask its “supporters to stop taking down the U.S. internet,” after major websites like Twitter, Amazon and PayPal were forced to go offline.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton was not in New York when the campaign headquarters received an envelope containing a white powdery substance.

State Department spokesman John Kirby said the Russian government was welcome to observe the elections, provided it applied through proper channels.

Following the Oct. 3 robbery in Paris, Kim has avoided public appearances and taken a hiatus from social media.

The two United States presidential candidates came together for some light-hearted humor at the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner in New York.

The Defense Acquisition Council passed the proposal for 145 ultra-light howitzers after a series of intense negotiations with BAE Systems’ U.S. subsidiary.

Comcast Corp.’s TV and movie arm had invested $200 million in the new media giant just last year.

Tensions between the two neighbors have remained high since terrorists attacked an Indian army base last month, resulting in the deaths of 19 Indian soldiers.

On a four-day trip to China, the Philippine president again referred to U.S. President Barack Obama as a “son of a whore,” and vowed better ties with Beijing.

The NFL player was arrested in May 2015 on a fourth-degree domestic violence charge, which was dropped five days later.

New research by Deloitte shows that most luxury goods in the United Kingdom now cost less than in any other major destination in the world.

The professional skateboarder and model reportedly died from complications caused by Leukemia.

Several states reportedly saw a spike in the number of voter registrations in the days following a Facebook initiative that reminded people to sign up.

The action was in retaliation to the firing of a pair of missiles at the USS Mason while it was in international waters.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who the casino is named after, has had no involvement with the property since 2009.

The child's father said his wife was “obsessed” with keeping strict checks on the boy's diet and had only been feeding him fruits and nuts.

Donald Trump's response to a question on the humanitarian crisis in Syria during the second presidential debate exposed cracks in his partnership with Mike Pence.

The Polish director won an honorary Oscar for lifetime achievement in 2000 for “five decades of extraordinary film direction.”

Pyongyang conducted its first successful nuclear test on Oct. 9, 2006, and has carried out four more since, the fifth and its biggest yet earlier this year.

Ankara backs Syrian rebels in order to target both the Islamic State group and Kurdish militants that operate along Turkey’s border.

The latest incident occurred days after a Southwest Airlines flight was grounded after a device on-board started emitting smoke.

The suspect involved in the California incident, in which a third officer was injured, was arrested shortly after midnight Saturday.

Pro-government forces and Islamic State group militants separately recaptured a number of towns and villages from the anti-regime rebels over Friday and Saturday.

Over 800 deaths in Haiti, and at least 4 more in Florida, have been linked to the hurricane so far.