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More Internet companies have followed Google’s lead and called on the U.S. government to allow them to disclose the nature of the NSA's requests.

Mark Zuckerberg was grilled by investors at the first meeting of Facebook's shareholders.

MSCI has removed Greece from its index of developed markets after the country's markets shrunk and liquidity dried off.

Germany’s constitutional court said Tuesday that ECB's success with the Outright Monetary Transactions program will not influence its decision.

A US federal judge dismissed a $3 billion lawsuit by Spyker accusing General Motors for Saab's bankruptcy.

The Indian government's stringent FDI regulations could further delay the entry of foreign multi-brand retailers into the country, a report says.

The Bank of Japan on Tuesday left its monetary policy unchanged but revised its outlook on the country's economy.

British drug-maker AstraZeneca agreed to buy California's respiratory drug company Pearl Therapeutics for $1.15 billion.

Google Inc. has reportedly agreed to buy Waze, a mapping and navigation startup, for around $1.1 billion.

Trade data from Asia's two largest economies show Japan on the mend and a slowdown in China, and reflect a diverging policy framework.

Seven people were killed and three others were injured in a U.S. drone strike in Pakistan’s northwest region, late on Friday, security officials said.

China police is treating a fire incident of a Chinese bus as a serious criminal case and has identified a suspect who might have caused the fire.

An FDA panel recommended relaxing tough safety restrictions on GlaxoSmithKline's diabetes drug Avandia.

Are prosecutors in the U.S. and UK preparing to file criminal charges against former Barclays workers for their role in the Libor-fixing scandal?

LinkedIn, Facebook and Apple took the top three positions on Forbes’ annual list of America's 25 fastest-growing tech companies for 2013.

The insider trading trial of Mathew Martoma, a former hedge fund portfolio manager for SAC Capital Advisors, is set for November.

Microsoft, along with the FBI and other authorities, disrupted a cyber crime network that led to $500 million in losses to financial institutions.

Amazon launched its online store for India on Wednesday with a model that will allow it to edge into the country's growing e-commerce market.

A Chinese official claimed possession of data pointing to U.S. cyber attacks targeting China, but refrained from accusing the U.S. administration of such attacks.

Coca-Cola resumed bottling its soft drinks in Myanmar after 60 years, as part of a $200 million investment plan, in the troubled Asian nation.

The trial of South African athlete Oscar Pistorius, nicknamed 'Blade runner,' was postponed after the prosecution sought more time for investigation.

Preliminary data released by the FBI on Monday showed that violence was on the rise in the US in 2012 -- for the first time since 2006.

Regulators voted to term AIG, Prudential Financial and GE Capital as "systemically important" and place them under increased scrutiny.

Much to Gaza strip rulers Hamas' dismay, a professor was appointed as Palestine's new Prime Minister on Sunday.

A new ruling by Egypt’s highest court on Sunday declared the country's upper house of parliament and constitution panel illegal.

The Federal Reserve's advisory council has expressed fears of a "breakout of inflation" and an "unsustainable bubble" in stock and bond markets.

Multiple twisters slammed Oklahoma City and its suburbs Friday, killing at least nine and injuring dozens of others.

Rising labor costs, reform uncertainty dent investor confidence in China, while studies say outsourcing to China will equal cost of manufacturing in the U.S. by 2015.

Officials from the U.S., Russia and the U.N. will hold a meeting on June 5 in Geneva to discuss peace in Syria.