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184 Nigerian Officials Reassigned Over Budget Scandal
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Investors Are Once Again Warming To Stocks
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Ben Carson Endorses Trump, Notes His ‘Cerebral’ Side
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Jessica Alba In Hot Water Over Laundry Detergent
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Cruz’s Chances Against Clinton Are Uncertain
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Yahoo CEO Hopes To Keep Her Job If Company Splits
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European Stock Markets Rise, Asia Reverses Losses
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Chicago Places $1.3B Order For Chinese Railcars
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Russia, China Urge North Korea To Resume Nuclear Talks
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Amazon Echo Gets Capital One Support
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Malaysia To Analyze New Mozambique Debris
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Colgate-Palmolive Extends Job Cuts Program
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Iran To Get Russian S-300 Missile System This Year
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Google’s DeepMind To Tackle StarCraft After Go Success
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ISIS ‘Significantly Expanded’ Its Hold In Libya, UN Says
Will The UN Make Room For Drug Policy Changes?
World leaders and activists are saying next month’s United Nations special session on drugs should push for a major shift in global narcotics policies.
McDonald’s Under Fire In Landmark Labor Case
The National Labor Relations Board case could greatly expand the fast-food giant’s liability for labor violations committed by franchisees.
How The US Drives The Global Oil Market
The International Energy Agency says the price of oil may have already bottomed as shrinking global supplies — particularly from the U.S. — erode the world’s glut of crude.
US Policy In Central Asia Has Unintended Consequences
Autocratic regimes have become key partners in the fight against terror. But observers fear U.S. aid could actually be fueling ISIS’ growth.
The Ripple Effects Of The Shrinking Wall Street Bonus
Eight years after the financial crisis, Wall Street bonuses have yet to match the soaring peaks of 2006 and 2007 — and that's putting a squeeze on luxury retailers of brands like Rolls-Royce.
The Unheard Pleas Of Deaf Assault Victims
Some police forces don’t know how to access sign language interpreters, leading to frustration among members of the deaf community who are victims of sexual assault or domestic violence.
US Stocks Up After Cautious Reaction To ECB Stimulus Move
European stocks rallied Friday after investors initially reacted to eurozone efforts by pushing share prices lower.
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Ben Carson Endorses Trump, Notes His ‘Cerebral’ Side
Just a week after dropping out of the 2016 presidential race, said Friday that Trump is “actually a very intelligent man who cares about America.”
China Data To Reveal Economy’s Health
The world’s second-largest economy will release a slew of data points Saturday while top central bank officials will hold a press conference.
VR Ads Could Change The Way You Book Vacations
Los Angeles-based Immersv launched one of the first virtual reality mobile video ad platforms Thursday, targeting mobile app developers.
Trump And Mega-Donors Make Nice
The GOP front-runner, who's bragged about being self-funded, seems to be warming to some fellow billionaires.
Understaffed, Under-Resourced And Under Attack
At a time when global powers are heralding a ceasefire, Syria’s hospitals face a chronic state of medicine, equipment and staff in deadly short supply.
Obama, Trudeau Declare War On Methane
The leaders of the United States and Canada have vowed to fight climate change. Here’s a closer look at their plans.
How The US Drives The Global Oil Market
The Energy Information Agency says the price of oil may have already bottomed as shrinking global supplies — particularly from the U.S. — erode the world’s glut of crude.
Blockchain Technology Could Expose Fake Sneakers
Sneaker knockoffs are costing the industry hundreds of millions of dollars every year, but the blockchain could be the solution.
Indonesia Could Spend $90M On Missile Purchases
The State Department has just cleared the request, as the country has strengthened relations with the U.S. in recent years.
Internet Cat Video Festival Ends
The festival was written up in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Cat Fancy and Time magazine. It also got air time on Japanese television, Australian talk shows, NPR and CNN.
