China No Longer Top Destination For Foreign Companies Due To Prosecution
Nearly half of all respondents in a survey of U.S. businesses said foreign firms were being singled out in a government crackdown.
Facebook WhatsApp Deal: EU Sends Questionnaire To Rivals Over Multi-Billion Dollar Acquisition
The massive $19 billion deal could be blocked by European regulators if they decide the deal could harm competition in the EU's common market.
Fast-Food Workers To Launch Intensified Protests Across US
Fast-food workers have launched a series of protests over the last nearly two years to bring awareness to their demands.
The 40-Hour Workweek Is Almost A Full Work Day Longer In The US
A Gallup poll found the 40-hour workweek is nearly a full work day longer on average in the U.S.
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US Economy: Obama Pushes For Increase In Minimum Wage, 'Economic Patriotism'
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US Prisoners In North Korea Plead For Help From Government
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UN Human Rights Council To Send Team To Iraq To Investigate ISIS Crimes
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Japan and India, two of Asia's economic powerhouses, are working to check the influence of the region's largest economy - China.
Police Officers Accused Of Illegal Wiretapping And Spying On Erdogan Arrested In Turkey
Previous raids by government forces have led to the arrests of hundreds of police officers, about half of whom have since been released.
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Apple iPhone 6 Mobile Payment System Said To Include American Express, Visa And MasterCard
Apple is reportedly working on deals to sign up credit-card companies such as Visa, MasterCard and American Express as partners.
Hong Kong Police Attack Pro-Democracy Activists With Pepper Spray
Occupy Central plans to intensify pro-democracy protests and shut down Hong Kong's financial district.
China Gives Microsoft 20 Days To Provide Explanation In Anti-Trust Probe
The SAIC questioned Microsoft Vice President David Chen and gave the company a deadline to make an explanation.
Japan Aims To Double India Investment In 5 Years
Modi and Abe are also likely to agree to speed up talks on a nuclear energy pact, according to the Nikkei.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Law That Could Close All Louisiana Abortion Clinics
A federal judge temporarily blocked a Louisiana law advocates say would likely have closed all five of the abortion clinics in the state.
Pew Poll: Obama Not Tough Enough On Foreign Policy
The Pew Research Center poll indicated 67 percent of Americans view ISIS as a major threat.
Libyan Armed Faction Takes Over U.S. Embassy Annex In Tripoli
Main embassy believed secure.
Israel Announces New West Bank Settlements Near Bethlemen; US Seeks Reversal
Israel said the settlements will be in an area it plans to keep under any future agreement with the Palestinians.
Amid Escalating ISIS Threat In Syria, President Assad Swears In New Government
President Assad swore in his new government Sunday and vowed to tackle corruption.
Sen. John McCain Warns Doing Nothing Will Just Encourage Russia's Putin
Rep. Peter King says Putin has to know there's "a price to pay" for his actions in Ukraine.
Ukraine Swaps 9 Paratroopers To Russia For 63 Soldiers
The troop exchange occurs as Ukraine accuses Russia of providing pro-Russian separatists with soldiers and armored vehicles.
Iran Warns New Sanctions Could Spark 'Unpleasant' Response, Create Distrust
Iranian officials condemned latest round of U.S. sanctions, saying they call talks on Iran's nuclear program into question.
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Amerli Seige By ISIS Militants Broken With Help Of US Airstrikes
Residents of Amerli had threatened mass suicide if Islamic State militants seized the town; in Baghdad 37 die in suicide bombing
Iran Says Possible Response To New US Sanctions Could Not Be ‘Pleasant’
“We can take actions that would be unpleasant to the other side,” Iran's foreign minister says Sunday.
Rebels In Libya Storm US Embassy Buildings In Tripoli
Rebels from various factions in Tripoli stormed the U.S. Embassy Sunday.
Ted Cruz 2016 Presidential Bid Looks Likely
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Pentagon Confirms Airstrikes Against ISIS To Break Amerli Seige
Amerli has been under seige for two months. Aid was dropped to trapped Turkmen as airstrikes were conducted against ISIS.
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