Martin Winterkorn, who was ranked the second-highest-paid chief executive in Europe prior to his resignation, may still receive pension payments worth millions.
"[This] carries special importance when North Korea's nuclear and missile threats are growing," said Yoo Jeh-seung, Seoul's deputy minister for policy at the ministry of national defense.
The rebel militia FARC and Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos have reportedly agreed to a landmark peace deal after decades of armed conflict.
A federal decision to hire a for-profit prison company to oversee a detention program for undocumented immigrants has an Arizona congressman up in arms.
Being accused of flouting environmental regulations and then lying about it isn't great for business, it turns out.
Comcast and Dish Network, two of the country’s largest pay-TV operators, said they will allow customers to follow TV technicians in real time.
China is widely believed to be the source of the hack at the Office of Personnel Management, and the news coincides with President Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S.
It took the streaming radio service, which has more than 80 million active users, nearly nine years to pay out its first billion.
Amid international sanctions, dropping oil prices, a conflict in Ukraine and deepening involvement in Syria's ongoing civil war, joblessness in Russia is soaring.
Some companies charge 600 times the cost of producing TKIs, a type of cancer treatment.
The average ticket to a Major League Soccer match costs almost as much as the average ticket to a NBA game.
Catholic Republican politicians are faced with the decision of either aligning with the leader of the Catholic Church or appealing to their far-right base.
Apple has gradually expanded sales of the smartwatch to its stores and retail partners such as Best Buy.
Despite its highly publicized editorial policy to treat Donald Trump exclusively as "entertainment," the Huffington Post led its front page Tuesday with a big Trump splash.
U.S. stocks were trading in the red Wednesday, taking cues from disappointing Chinese economic manufacturing data.
The Chinese military aircraft reportedly performed an "unsafe" maneuver while intercepting an American RC-135 spy plane that was flying above the Yellow Sea.
The Chinese government has cracked down on this spiritual movement since 1999.
U.S. Catholic leaders have said the lunch with homeless people fits the pope's message of charity for the poor.
The United States Air Force is stationing a minimum of 20 nuclear bombs in Germany moving into the third quarter of 2015.
The Russia has vetoed four U.N. Security Council resolutions on Syria in four years.
Apple may choose Samsung, TSMC and Intel to build its next smartphone chip.
Local Muslims celebrated the decision as a sign of acceptance.