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Who Is Carlos Manual Sada Solana? Mexico Nominates New US Ambassador To Replace Envoy Who Said Donald Trump Would Apologize

Miguel Basañez Ebergenyi miscalculated Donald Trump’s contrition on comments about Mexicans.

Oil Industry Mergers: US Antitrust Regulators Poised To Block Halliburton Bid To Buy Baker Hughes

The oil field services company's plan to combine with Baker Hughes will face Justice Department opposition, a report said.

Most Wanted Terrorists List: Turkey Offers $14M Reward For ISIS Militants

The move comes amid criticism the country has received for failing to stem attacks by the Islamic State group.

Hamas Threatens Gaza Could ‘Explode’ Under Israel’s Cement Ban

The Palestinian faction said Israel's decision to halt cement deliveries to Gaza would be met by retaliation. Israel's decision came amid allegations of improper use of the materials.

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International Monetary Fund’s Christine Lagarde, Jan. 23, 2016

IMF Chief Christine Lagarde Ramps Up Call For Global Action As Growth Risks Rise

The world economy’s prospects will decline further unless authorities take stronger action, International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde warned Tuesday.

HP Spectre Is World’s Thinnest Laptop Beating Apple MacBook And Dell XPS 13

HP, the biggest PC maker in the U.S. and second globally, is looking to win the premium end of the portable PC market with the launch of Spectre 13.

China Says Former Top Officer Took ‘Huge’ Amount Of Bribes

Guo Boxiong, who was vice chairman of China’s Central Military Commission until 2012, will now be prosecuted.

Russia’s S-300 Defense Missile System To Be Shipped To Iran Soon, Report Says

A senior Russian diplomat reportedly said Tuesday that the air defense missile system will be loaded for shipment to Iran in the coming days.

Facebook Lets Blind Users ‘See’ Photos With Automatic Alternative Text Feature

With over 2 billion photos uploaded to Facebook's servers every single day, the social network wants everyone to enjoy them.

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Iranian Official Reiterates US Violated Nuclear Deal By Urging Companies Not To Invest In Iran

The country's judiciary chief reiterated allegations made by other Iranian officials that Washington was urging companies not to invest in Iran.

Panama Papers: Probe Launched In Several Countries, Mossack Fonseca Calls Itself Victim Of Campaign Against Privacy

Mossack Fonseca, the Panama law firm at the center of the exposé, called itself a victim of an anti-privacy campaign.

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North Korea’s Yongbyon Nuclear Complex Shows ‘Suspicious Activity,’ Seoul Dismisses Pyongyang’s Calls For Dialogue

The reactor at North Korea’s main nuclear site at Yongbyon reportedly provided the weapons-grade plutonium used by the reclusive country in its first three nuclear tests.

Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (WBA) Q2 Earnings Beat Estimates, Revenue Misses The Mark

However, the retailer’s revenue in the period, which came in at $30.18 billion, fell short of consensus estimates.

BP’s Oil Spill Tax Break: British Oil Giant Could Win Up To $5.35B In Tax Savings On Deepwater Horizon Settlement

BP could save $5.35 billion in income tax as a federal judge in New Orleans finalizes the settlement resulting from the 2010 oil spill.

The DOJ And Treasury Department Are Taking A Keen Interest In The Panama Papers

Multiple federal agencies are looking at the huge trove of data with an eye toward criminal and civil investigations.

‘Batman v Superman’ Tanks At China Box Office As DC Movies Lose Ground To Marvel

“Batman v Superman” dropped nearly 80% from its opening weekend in China, a big disappointment for Warner Bros.

Panama Papers: Major Global Banks Created Thousands Of Shell Corporations

HSBC, Credit Suisse and UBS all appear among the top 10 banks that set up shell companies through the law firm Mossack Fonseca.

Military Amputees' Mount Everest Attempt: 2 Veterans Of Iraq War Look To Climb Toward History In Nepal

Two soldiers, both with missing their right leg, plan to scale Everest at roughly the same time.

US Transfers Two Libyans To Senegal From Guantanamo Prison

The two men were the first of a group of about a dozen who are expected to be transferred from the U.S. prison in coming weeks to two countries that have agreed to take them.

Richard Branson Admits ‘Sadness’ Over Virgin America's $2.6 Billion Purchase By Alaska Air

U.K. billionaire Richard Branson said he couldn’t stop the $2.6 billion takeover by Alaska Air due to U.S. restrictions on foreign investment.

Japan's Constitution Allows Nuclear Weapons, Says Shinzo Abe's Government After Donald Trump Comments

However, it said the government "firmly maintains a policy principle that it does not possess nuclear weapons of any type."

Donald Trump's Ex-Wife Ivana Says Immigrants Don't Pay Taxes, US Needs Them To Vacuum, 'Clean Up After Us'

The real estate tycoon's first wife said, incorrectly, that immigrants use up social-welfare money and don't pay taxes.

US, European and Asian Companies Advised Against Trade With Iran For Fear Of Violating US Financial Sanctions

U.S. and European compliance lawyers are telling their clients to steer clear from trade deals despite last year’s nuclear agreement.

SunEdison Inc. (SUNE) Lawsuits: Solar And Wind Energy Company Under Attack From Silicon Valley Venture Capitalists, Other Businesses

Businesses ranging from Silicon Valley venture capitalists to a small Massachusetts solar installer say the solar and wind energy company owes them money.

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