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The German automaker is still dealing with the aftermath of its emissions cheating scandal that led to a 40 percent drop in its share price.

Arora, who had emerged as the Japanese investment giant’s heir apparent, announced his resignation two years after he joined the company from Google.

People took to the streets of Okinawa Sunday to oppose the American military bases on the Japanese island, after a former Marine allegedly killed a woman there.

An Egyptian court handed down its final ruling on 11 people who were accused of leaking national security documents to Al Jazeera and Qatar.

In a surprise move, Raghuram Rajan has decided to step down after his three-year term ends in September, becoming the first RBI governor since 1992 to do so.

The likes of FanDuel and DraftKings won a major legislative battle early Saturday as New York lawmakers moved to legalize the online games.

Amid rumors of a hostile takeover, the mainland’s largest property developer by sales said it will acquire a unit of the state-owned subway operator.

As the Summer Olympics draws closer, the Brazilian city has declared a state of fiscal emergency and requested federal funding to avoid economic collapse.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission voted to certify IEX as America’s 13th national stock exchange, a move that is likely to draw ire from competitors.

The European Union’s ban on economic dealings with the Russia-annexed region of Crimea was set to end later this month.

Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic began consultations with parliamentary parties to form a new cabinet after Prime Minister Tihomir Oreskovic was ousted in a no-confidence vote.

Tourism Minister Henrique Eduardo Alves resigned Thursday after a short tenure marred by allegations of corruption that has also claimed the country’s planning and transparency ministers.

At the Consumer Goods Forum conference, CEO Doug McMillon also discussed the retailer’s increased opportunities in China despite the tough competition it faces from local firms.

The country’s biggest ride-hailing company now has about $10.5 billion in disposable funds compared to rival Uber’s $11 billion.

Ankara’s move comes even as the U.S. said Wednesday that a salvage ship would join the mission aimed at combating human smuggling in the Aegean Sea.

The debt deal for the online rental service was led by JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, reports said, citing sources.

The second-in-line to the British throne became the first member of the royal family to be on the cover of a gay publication by appearing on U.K. magazine “Attitude.”

Beijing will stop the export of technology and materials with potential military use to North Korea, in compliance with U.N. sanctions.

The statement from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations was issued following a China-ASEAN meeting in the southern Chinese city of Yuxi.

Hansjörg Haber resigned less than a year after he was appointed over issues “having to do with Turkey” amid tensions over the EU-Turkey refugee deal.

The Tibetan spiritual leader is currently in the U.S. for a series of lectures and public talks, while the new Taiwan president is scheduled for stopover during her impending trip to Panama.

The Post is the latest news outlet to have its press credentials revoked by the presumptive GOP nominee after the Daily Beast, Politico, BuzzFeed and others.

Deputy U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations David Pressman urged the 193 member countries to not only condemn the Orlando shooting but also protect their LGBT communities.

Bernie Sanders said he will meet rival Hillary Clinton to understand her policies if she becomes president.

The current United Nations Secretary General remained ahead of other hopefuls in the race for next year’s South Korean presidential elections, according to a survey.

EU President Donald Tusk said if Britain voted to leave the European Union, it would be not just an economic setback for the United Kingdom but also a geopolitical one.

The police said it had detained over 5,000 people in a countrywide security operation to combat increasing attacks on religious minorities and secular activists.

Barrel bombs were dropped on the Syrian suburb of Daraya after it received its first food aid drop in four years, according to the local council.

The group faces allegations of embezzlement and malpractice less than a month after its hotel unit announced the world’s biggest IPO this year.