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Infographic: How The G7 Should Really Look

The following infographic shows the eight largest economies by share of global GDP between 1980 and 2019.

Higher Open Expected For Wall Street: Oil Price Jumps

Higher open likely for Wall Street Friday after the important U.S. stock index futures looked up Friday morning.

Gamers take aim at Trump's criticism of virtual violence

Gamescom is the video games industry's biggest trade fair

This undated photo courtesy of Jaumann et. al., Science 2019, shows a new image taken by the German-French Mobile Asteroid Surface Scout (MASCOT) on the surface of the near-Earth asteroid Ryugu

Near-Earth Asteroid’s Unusual Feature Baffles Scientists

Researchers made a surprising discovery after analyzing the images of the near-Earth asteroid Ryugu. According to the researchers, an unseen force seems to be affecting the surface of the asteroid.

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‘Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games’ Brings Retro Goodness To Switch

Nintendo and Sega have just released a trailer for “Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020” showing that it’s fun, charming, and hilarious. What’s more, it brings retro gaming goodness to today’s Nintendo portable, the Switch.

Russia sends its first humanoid robot Fedor into space

Fedor has Instagram and Twitter accounts

Johnson is likely to face a tougher audience than in Berlin when he meets French President Macron in Paris

UK's Johnson to hold Brexit talks with Macron after Merkel offers glimmer of hope

Boris Johnson' has called the so-called Irish backstop 'undemocratic' and wants it scrapped from the current Brexit deal

Americans are missing out on $21 billion worth of gift cards and store credits.

US stocks rise despite more bond yield turmoil, Europe also higher

US stocks rose in spite of another yield curve inversion thanks to continued confidence in US consumers, seen in Wednesday's results from Target and last week from Walmart

'Otterly adorable'?: Demand for cute selfies puts animals at risk

In 'otter cafes', customers can feed the caged mammals and snap a selfie with them

Johnson, Merkel to face off in first Brexit talks

Johnson has said the UK will leave the EU with or without a deal on October 31

'A bit of a jolly': how humble Hong Kong Sevens shaped world rugby

Hong Kong Stadium's South Stand has become a byword for partying and excess.

In high-tech Japan, cash is still king

The government is looking to double the use of electronic payments to 40 percent by 2025, and hoping a flood of visitors for the Olympics next year will help

A 400-year-old temple in Japan is attempting to hot-wire interest in Buddhism with a robotic priest it believes will change the face of religion -- despite being accused of creating a "Frankenstein's monster"

Mindar The Robot Teaches Heart Sutra At Japan's Buddhist Temple

An android, dubbed "Frankenstein's Monster" by the Westerner tourists, has been preaching Buddhist scripture of "Heart-Sutra" at a 400 year old temple in Japan.

Modest Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Price Flat

Modest open likely for the U.S. markets Tuesday after the main U.S. stock index futures looked flat on Tuesday morning.

Japan Hirohito 'prevented from voicing remorse over war'

Emperor Hirohito wanted to express remorse over the war

Japan's Yamada eyes World Cup spot with French club stint

Akihito Yamada scored in the victory over Samoa at the Rugby World Cup four years ago

Google Stadia vs. Microsoft xCloud: Why Game Streaming Won’t Work Just Yet

Game companies have touted game streaming as the next big thing when it comes to gaming, but it probably won’t be -- at least in the next few years. Here’s why.

'Resident Evil' Reboot Will Be 'Super Scary,' Director Teases

Filming details of “Resident Evil” reboot may be announced in the coming weeks.

China parades its ballistic missiles in a parade

China Can Wipe Out US Forces In Asia If War Breaks Out, Says Report

A report by the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney said China could deploy the array of missiles in a surprise attack in the hours before U.S. reinforcements could arrive.

Before Trump Eyed Greenland: Here’s What Happened Last Time The US Bought A Large Chunk Of The Arctic

The United States bought Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million.

8 Unusual Pokémon Facts That May Surprise The Most Devoted Fans

Have you learned 'em all?

Infographic: The Shifting Balance Of The Korean-Japanese Trade Relationship

The trade dispute started in early July when Japan announced that it was curbing the export of substances used to make light-emitting diodes and semiconductors to South Korea.

Micron's Downturn Isn't Over Yet

Contract prices are still trending lower, and supplier inventory levels remain elevated.

Nora Quoirin Missing: Body Found In Search For London School Girl In Malaysia

The body of a school-going girl Nora Quoirin, who disappeared from a Malaysian resort, is likely the one found Tuesday.

Cruise Ship Passenger Falls Off 11th Floor, Police Investigates Possible Foul Play

A Taiwanese woman passenger lost life after falling fatally from the 11th deck of a cruise ship on Friday. The incident happened on a cruise ship belonging to Princess Cruises.

US - North Korea Relations: Trump Says Kim Jong Un Would Like To Meet Again, As Kim Apologizes For Missile Tests

President Trump said that a "beautiful" letter from North Korea's Kim Jong Un had an apology for recent short-range missile tests conducted by the DPRK.