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Financial Firms Invested $27 Billion In Cluster Bomb Makers, Report Shows

Cluster bombs are banned in most countries, but some financial institutions are investing in the companies that make them.

Saudis Block OPEC Output Cut, Oil Price Sinks Further

A price war would hurt top non-OPEC exporter Russia, which has clashed with Saudi Arabia over Moscow's support for Syrian President Bashar Assad.

Brent Falls To Four-Year Low As OPEC Production Cut Looks Unlikely

Some fund analysts have said that oil prices could slide to $60 per barrel if OPEC does not agree to a significant output cut.

Coal Mine Explosion In China's Guizhou Province Kills 11 People

There were 589 mining-related accidents in China last year and about 1,049 people have been killed or reported missing in these incidents.

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24 Workers Dead After Coal Mine Fire In China

Twenty-four workers are dead and 52 are injured after a fire raged through a coal mine in China.

Why Chinese Internet Giants Tencent And Alibaba Are Battling For Hollywood Content

Alibaba is better known in the US due to its IPO, but Tencent is becoming a major player in its own right.

Xiaomi Says U.S. Not A Near-Term Priority As It Seeks To Grow In India With 4G Handset

Xiaomi is targeting those markets where it has the best chance of success, such as Indonesia, India, Mexico and Brazil. U.S. plans will wait.

Occupy Central Protest: Thousands Flood Hong Kong District After Clashes With Police

The number of pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong has dwindled from more than 100,000 at its peak to just a few hundred.

North Korea, Russia Agree To Increase Efforts To Restart Six-Party Talks On North's Nuclear Program

The six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program between the U.S., South Korea, China, Japan and Russia took place between 2003 and 2007.

Nepal Gives Indian Firm Green Light For $1B Hydroelectric Plant

Indian firms are investing billions to develop Nepal's hydropower potential.

Hong Kong Protests Update: Authorities To Clear Mong Kok Protest Site

As public support wanes and some protest leaders plan to turn themselves in to police, authorities will clear a main site of angry clashes.

Symantec Discovers 'Regin', One Of The Most Powerful Computer Viruses Ever Built

Symantec researchers have discovered a heavy-duty Trojan computer virus that could be the effort of a nation-state.

China And US Face Off Over South China Sea Artificial Island: US, Neighbors See It As Threat

A cluster of islands in the South China Sea will be a reason China and the U.S. will always struggle to get along.

China Human Trafficking 2014: Chinese Police Arrest Gang Suspected Of Trafficking Burmese Women

Human trafficking is a major issue in China, where the gender imbalance has contributed to exploitation of foreign women.

Prince William To Visit China In First Royal Visit To Mainland Since 1986

Buckingham Palace is expected to formally make an announcement this week regarding Prince William's trip to China in 2015.

Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 Rise To New Record Highs Despite Trio Of Weak Data

“Clouds are gathering over the global economic outlook, presenting the darkest picture seen since the global financial crisis."

Xiaomi’s New Redmi Note Launches In India As Apple Prepares For iPad Air 2, Mini 3 Launch On Nov. 29

Xiaomi's smartphones are expected to find a ready market among India's cost-conscious consumers.

Philippines Court Fines Nine Chinese Fishermen $103,000 Each For Taking Sea Turtles, Poaching

Philippines' officials had caught 11 Chinese men but repatriated two of them because they were minors.

No Easy 'Plan B' For Iran If Nuclear Talks With Major Powers Collapse

Talks between Iran and six powers are expected to fail to reach a deal to lift sanctions by a deadline on Monday.

Asia Stocks Jump As China, Europe Step Up Stimulus

Chinese stock markets rallied, with a key index at its highest level in around one-and-a-half years.

Exclusive: China Ready To Cut Rates Again On Fears Of Deflation -- Sources

Economic growth has slowed to 7.3 percent in the third quarter and policymakers feared it was on the verge of dipping below 7 percent.

Obstacles Remain In Iran Nuclear Talks Before Monday Deadline Says Obama

It's unclear whether the U.S. and the other members of the P5+1 group can come to an agreement with Iran over its nuclear program.

Disinflation A Worry Not Only For Europe But Also For The World

Alarm bells are ringing around the world despite the major central banks' highly accommodative monetary policies.

North Korea Warns US, Allies Of 'Catastrophic Consequences' Over UN Human Rights Rebuke

The Stalinist state has reacted with anger over a U.N. vote that suggested it face crimes-against-humanity charges.

Iran Nuclear Talks: Nuclear Deal With West 'Impossible' By Deadline, Iran Says

A report from an Iranian news agency, suggested that the country would be open to discussing an extension of the talks.

VIDEO: Manny Pacquiao's 6 Knockdowns Highlight Win In Chris Algieri Fight

Manny Pacquiao used six knockdowns to win by unanimous decision in his fight with Chris Algieri.

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