The two companies, which provide equipment to most of the world's telecom companies, should be blocked from merging and acquiring U.S. firms, a report concluded.
The U.S. Federal Reserve's assessment of current conditions, as well as data on inflation and trade, will highlight the economic calendar this week.
Archaeologists think they have discovered the burial spot of one of the Mayan civilizations most powerful rulers in Guatemala. The tomb has been identified as belonging to Lady K’abel, also known in her time as “Lady Snake Lord,” who was the warrior queen of the Wak people.
Heydar Aliyev, the late autocrat of Azerbaijan, now has a bronze statue in a Mexico City park.
Sebastian Marroquin's designer Pablo Escobar T-shirts are reportedly a hit in Mexico's biggest drug war states.
After snapping up Cloud Computing firm Stoneware, Lenovo is expanding its hardware operations as it plans to start PC manufacturing in North Carolina in 2013, the Wall Street Journal has reported.
The Discovery Channel intentionally crashed a plane to ironically prove how safe they are to take.
Nongovernmental organizations want Mexico to push Wal-Mart to come clean about the guest workers in its supply chain.
Mexico's Congress is set this week to unveil sweeping labor reforms. What it won't do is mess with union opacity.
A new report from the Nation Commission on Human Rights in Mexico says 60 percent of Mexico's prisons are run by gangs, not the guards.
The Republican Presidential nominee put his foot in it after questioning why jet aircraft don’t have windows that can be opened by passengers.
Hurricane Miriam has strengthened to a Category 3 storm Monday as she churns in the Pacific Ocean.
Texas executed Robert Wayne Harris on Thursday for killing five people at a Dallas-area car wash.
Mexican authorities are investigating the deadly fire that erupted at a state-run Pemex natural gas facility in northern Mexico, killing at least 26 people Tuesday.
After being pilloried by Republicans, Attorney General Eric Holder is vindicated.
Daniel "Loco" Barrera, described as Colombia's "last' major drug lord, was captured in Venezuela in an operation that involved cooperation between Colombia's national police, Venezuelan anti-narcotics forces and U.S. and British intelligence agencies. Barrera was responsible for delivering more than 10 tons of cocaine per month to the Sinaloa cartel in Mexico, much of which would end up in the U.S.
A major fire erupted at a state-owned natural gas facility in northern Mexico, killing 26 people and displacing local residents in the area.
They're not dodging the taxman. Most of them are too poor to qualify.
