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Will U.S. palates revive the prospects of Vietnam's export-oriented basa fish industry?

Some banks may have to retain earnings and shareholder dividends to meet the new requirement.

Charitable contributions in the U.S. last year broke down like this: 72% individuals; 15% foundations; 7% bequests; 6% corporations.

The U.S. and Cuba are holding talks about policies and programs both governments want revised.

The little-known agency was set up to monitor national security decisions and raise flags if the government infringes on privacy and civil liberties.

Though Beijing has not made an explicit statement on Snowden in Hong Kong, Chinese state media are insisting that China's government wants nothing to do with the case.

In New York and New Jersey, income increases are just not keeping up with the rising cost of living.

Dunkin' Donuts said Thursday it would introduce a gluten-free cinnamon sugar doughnut and a gluten-free blueberry muffin by the end of the year.

Friday morning raids in Ceuta dismantled an Al-Qaeda recruitment network seeking jihadists for Syria, Spain's Interior Ministry said.

A New Jersey-sized patch of ocean in the Gulf could turn into an aquatic desert this year.

Wall Street's bulls & bears are likely to battle again Friday, after the Fed signaled a changing monetary policy landscape.

The National Security Agency's Internet surveillance program could ultimately weaken America's role as a global cyberpower.

There's only one week left in 2Q, and the current trend points to the worst earnings season since 1Q of 2001.

Domestic and international passenger seats filled by airlines this year have noticeably outpaced the comparable numbers in 2012.

A new international rail system could be on its way to West Africa.

It’s supposed to be the best job in the world, and it may just alter the course of Canadian Greg Snell's life.

Asian markets moved sharply in either direction Friday as global markets come to grips with a post-QE world in the foreseeable future.

A federal contractor that conducted a background check on Edward Snowden is under investigation for contract fraud.

After much speculation, TMZ reports that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West named their baby daughter North West, citing a leaked birth certificate from Cedars-Sinai.

Dunkin' Donuts is on a health kick with the announcement that it would begin selling gluten-free pastries later this year.

Meanwhile, Kardashian has set a new record for herself: She hasn't posted on her Twitter account since her baby was born.