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Donald Trump hailed progress in the China trade talks, saying he was hopeful the two sides could move on to other aspects of a wider agreement

European Stocks Sag On Weak Eurozone Growth

European stocks sag on weak eurozone growth

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Flat, Up From Mid-Day Lows, As Cisco Disappoints

Nasdaq was weighed down by poor forecast from Cisco while traders worried over lack of U.S.-China trade deal.

Thursday's Stock Market Open: Trade Worries Weigh On Wall Street

The Wall Street sign is seen outside the New York Stock Exchange

Phase 1 of an overall deal to end the U.S.-China trade war calls for China to buy $50 billion in agricultural products annually but Chinese negotiators reportedly are cool to a U.S. proposal that it set up scheduled targets for the purchases.

The US and South Korea last year cancelled several joint drills in the wake of the Singapore summit between President Donald Trump

US, South Korea Could Scale Back Joint Drills: Esper

US, South Korea could scale back joint drills: Esper

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Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell reaffirmed to the US Congress that the central bank is on hold after cutting the benchmark lending rate three times this year

Fed's Powell Urges Congress To Focus On Debt, Deficit

Fed's Powell urges Congress to focus on debt, deficit

14-Year-Old Boy Slashes Schoolgirl's Throat In ‘Random Attack’, Arrested

The suspect reportedly told the police that he “intended to kill” the sixth-grader.

Aung Gyi is forced to fish covertly under the shroud of night in western Myanmar waters -- China may be trying to transform the strategically key region into a shipping and industrial hub -- butÂ locals and activists fear they are being left out of the go

Fear Stoked By Chinese-funded Port And SEZ In Myanmar's Rakhine

Fear stoked by Chinese-funded port and SEZ in Myanmar's Rakhine

All smiles: Prince Harry at the British High Commissioner's residency

Prince Harry Feels ‘Bullied’; Meghan Markle’s Husband Advised To ‘Not Pay Attention’

Prince Harry felt bullied advised to not pay attention to the media.

Commander of US troops in South Korea Robert Abrams worries the end of an intelligence sharing pact between South Korea and Japan will be seen by adversaries as a sign of weakness

Seoul-Tokyo Row Risks Sending 'Wrong Message': USFK Chief

Seoul-Tokyo row risks sending 'wrong message': USFK chief

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: Traders Await Word On China Trade Deal From Trump

Trump speaks before the New York Economic Club as arguments over his decision to end the DACA program proceed at the U.S. Supreme Court.

Nissan is struggling with the fallout from the Carlos Ghosn scandal

Crisis-hit Nissan Chops Forecasts, Net Profit Worst For A Decade

Crisis-hit Nissan chops forecasts, net profit worst for a decade

A group Microsoft dubbed "Phosphorous" tried to identify email accounts belonging to US officials, journalists covering global politics, prominent Iranians living outside that country, and a presidential campaign

Microsoft Tried A Four-Day Workweek And Productivity Boomed

The company tested the novel concept, albeit not close to home.

Missing For 75 Years, World War II Submarine Found In Japan

The submarine was discovered 1,400 feet underwater, about 50 miles south of Okinawa, Japan.

Nissan Slashes Full-year Forecast As First-half Profit Falls

Nissan slashes full-year forecast as first-half profit falls

Filipino Cruise Ship Chef Allegedly Raped Co-Worker Inside Celebrity Cruises

A Filipino crew member aboard the cruise ship “Celebrity Equinox” has been arrested for allegedly raping a colleague when the ship was on its way to St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.

Trump told reporters he has not agreed to any tariff rollback

EU Auto Tariffs: Trump To Delay Decision For 6 Months

President Donald Trump may delay the decision on slapping tariffs over imported European Union autos for another six months, according to reports.

Monday's Stock Market Close: Boeing Bright Spot In Mixed Day On Wall Street

The Dow started the day with a 160-point plunge but ended up 10 points.

Monday's Stock Market Open: Dow Plunges At Open On Hong Kong Violence, Trade, Impeachment Worries

Hong Kong's leader vowed the government would not bow to anti-government protesters if violence continues.

Rainbow nation: Springbok scrum half Faf de Klerk holds the William Webb Ellis Trophy alongside his teammates outside the South African parliament in Cape Town

Springboks Celebrate Victory At Legendary Mandela Site

Springboks celebrate victory at legendary Mandela site

Satellite That Can Create Artificial Meteor Showers To Launch Soon

A private company based in Japan is preparing to launch a small satellite that’s capable of causing colorful artificial meteor showers on Earth. According to the company, the satellite will demonstrate its capabilities in 2020.