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The Federal Reserve is expected to announce a token reduction in its monetary stimulus, starting next month.

FDA banned import of drugs manufactured at Ranbaxy's newest Indian plant, dealing a blow to the generic major's comeback plans.

A UN report examined blood, urine, hair, soil and rocket samples and found 85 percent of blood samples tested positive for sarin.

The unprecedented salvage operation to upright the wrecked cruise liner, Costa Concordia, is going forward as planned.

Investors await the Federal Reserve's decision on its bond-buying program while the race for the Fed's top job is thrown wide open again.

India's wholesale price inflation, or WPI, rose more than expected in August hurting chances of a key policy rate cut later this week.

Taiwan's HTC downsized about 20 percent of its U.S. workforce as part of a broad restructuring plan.

The U.N. has overwhelming evidence that chemical weapons were used in Aug. 21 attack in Damascus, Syria.

The U.S. and Russia on have agreed on a proposal to identify and destroy Syria’s chemical-weapons stockpile by mid-2014.

Investors remain transfixed on economic data, the Fed's next move next week, and the Syrian crisis.

Walt Disney plans to buy back up to $8 billion in stock next year.

The revised industrial production number is further evidence of a strengthening economy.

Investors remain watchful ahead of economic data, with one eye fixed firmly on Syrian negotiations in Geneva.

Bank Indonesia surprises with second policy rate hike in only two weeks as it works to defend its depreciating currency.

The sale exploits low interest rates and renewed investor interest to fund its buyout of Vodafone's stake in Verizon Wireless.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has said that the bank could raise interest rates if the unemployment rate drops below 7 percent.

Stocks could open mixed as investors weigh the latest developments on the Syrian crisis.

The explosion in the city of Benghazi comes on the first anniversary of a deadly attack on the U.S. consulate.

The U.S., in June, had decided to supply small arms and ammunition to Syrian rebels, but the process was delayed.

Obama wants to keep military force an option; Putin says the proposal "can work" if the "American side" rejects the use of force.

Stocks may open higher as efforts for a diplomatic solution to the Syrian crisis intensified while China released more positive economic data.

Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus Group will be acquired by by Ares Management LLC and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board.

Investors await crucial jobs data that could influence the Fed's call on its bond-buying program while Syria hangs in the balance.

The U.S. might be edging closer to bypassing the UN Security Council’s vote and proceeding with a unilateral attack on Syria.

If the U.S. were to attack Syria, Iraqi militant groups, prompted by Iran, could target U.S. interests in Baghdad, an intercept reveals.

A host of economic data and progress on the international debate about a strike against Syria could affect markets.

A court ordered Google's Motorola Mobility to pay $14 million in damages to Microsoft after a legal battle over patent licensing.

The Bank of Japan said the economy is witnessing a moderate recovery and reiterated its commitment to a 2 percent inflation target.

Moscow would back a military strike against Syria if it is convinced Bashar Assad's regime was behind a chemical weapons attack in Damascus.