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Chile Earthquake Recovery Could Cost Billions, But Will Economic Malaise Hinder Reconstruction?

A plunging currency and slumping economy will exacerbate the South American country's challenge of rebuilding from Wednesday's magnitude-8.3 temblor.

China Stock Market Crash Handling Is 'Sloppy,' Goldman Sachs CEO Says

“They don’t have a lot of experience in this market stuff,” Lloyd Blankfein said.

Los Angeles to Las Vegas Chinese Bullet Train Planned, Would Be First Of Its Kind In US

An agreement has been reached to construct a high-speed railway that can shuttle passengers between a Los Angeles suburb and Nevada's gambling capital.

Asian Markets Mostly Rally, US Futures Waver Ahead Of Fed Interest Rate Decision

The U.S. central bank's imminent decision on whether to increase the currently low cost of borrowing is keeping many markets on tenterhooks.

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Uber Rival Gets A Lyft With $100M Didi Kuaidi Investment

Lyft has received a $100 million investment from Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Kuaidi which will allow users to hail taxis from either company in their native apps.

Janet Yellen's Dashboard: 3 Data Points That Will Guide The Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Decision

A rate move this week depends on whether central bankers agree the economy has reached, or is on course to hit, the Fed’s major objectives.

President Obama Warns China: State Cyberattacks On Business Are 'Acts Of Aggression,' US Mulls Retaliation

Cybersecurity will be high on the agenda when Chinese President Xi Jinping makes his first state visit to the U.S. next week.

Deputy Head Of China’s Stock Market Regulator Investigated For 'Severe Violations'

Zhang Yujun is being investigated as China's government attempts to crack down on insider trading and rein in volatility in its stock markets.

China, US To Sign Defense Deals: Trade, Environmental Agreements Expected During Chinese President's Visit To America

Chinese President Xi Jinping will make his first official state visit to the United States.

Zimbabwe's President Mugabe Calls For Special Parliament Session After Reading Wrong Speech

The 91-year-old Zimbabwean leader was expected to read the correct speech during the special session of parliament Wednesday.

Chile's President Michelle Bachelet Approval Sinks Over Economic Malaise, Corruption And Stalled Reforms

Chile, long considered the region's model democracy, has sharply soured on its president, Michelle Bachelet.

Asian Markets Surged And Chinese Shares Ended 2-Day Slump, Ahead Of Crucial US Federal Reserve Meeting

The Shanghai Composite index rallied the most in three weeks, as world markets await the outcome of the two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Japan Protesters Rally As Contentious Security Bills Near Passage

Demonstrators carrying banners that read "Scrap the unconstitutional war bills" lined the street near a hotel outside Tokyo.

Russia In Ukraine, Syria: US Military To Revise Budget Over Cyberwarfare, Other Concerns, Pentagon Says

With involvement in both Syria and Ukraine, Russia has the Pentagon rethinking its budget allocations.

Synful Knock Router Flaw Leaves Internet Traffic Open

Router Hack Creates 'Ultimate Listening Device' To Monitor A Country's Entire Internet Traffic

A flaw existing in routers allows attacker to silently monitor, reroute and copy the Internet traffic of an entire country.

General Electric To Ship 500 Jobs Overseas, Citing Expiration Of Export-Import Bank

The company is moving 500 jobs overseas, citing the expiration of the Export-Import Bank. CEO Jeff Immelt has been outspoken in his support for the bank.

Zimbabwe President Mugabe's Speech Suspended From Broadcast By Parliament Amid Threats From Opposition Groups

Zimbabwe's parliament cut live broadcasting before President Robert Mugabe began his speech Tuesday after threats from the main opposition party to disrupt the event.

China Yuan Value Vs US Dollar: Drop To Continue For Chinese Currency Amid Economic Slowdown, Economists Say

Median estimates predicted a drop of 2.8 percent for the rest of 2015.

Chinese Men Attempt To Sell Their Kidneys For iPhone 6s

Two young men in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, contacted "an illegal agent to sell their kidneys," according to reports.

President Obama Threatens Tougher Cyber Response Ahead Chinese President's Visit

The U.S. is preparing sanctions against individual Chinese hackers, though their crimes haven't conclusively been tied to Beijing.

Bangkok Bombing Update: Thai Police Link Erawan Shrine Blast To Uighurs

Thailand's police chief explicitly linked the country's worst bombing in recent history to a smuggling network involving members of the Uighur community.

White House Says Obama Will Raise Cyber Concern With China's Xi

U.S. officials held meetings last week with Meng Jianzhu, China's domestic security chief, to discuss cyber concerns.

India's Snapdeal Launches FreeCharge Wallet To Join The Mobile Wallet Race

India's smartphone-led Internet penetration is allowing consumers to increasingly transact online.

Europe, Asian Markets Mixed Ahead Of US Federal Reserve Meeting; US Stock Futures Slightly Up

The Shanghai Composite Index reported its biggest two-day loss in three weeks while other Asian markets traded lower.

Huawei Nexus 6 Will Come With 3GB RAM, Android Marshmallow And Troublesome Snapdragon 810 Chip

The Huawei-built Nexus 6 will use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 chip, which has had issues with overheating, according to the latest benchmarking results.