After losing its coastal territory in 1904, Bolivia wants access to the sea. Will Chile agree to President Evo Morales' demands?
Here's a list of 10 notable quarterly earnings reports to watch for during the week of June 17-21.
When Congress renewed a tax credit, it apparently made some of the missed benefits available retroactively.
Iranians headed to the polls on Friday to vote, with turnout estimated to be large but with no front-runner indicated.
The International Monetary Fund blamed the sequestration and deficit reduction for its lowered GDP outlook for the U.S.
Japan's increasingly large elderly population is not considered in Abe's economic reforms.
A year after arriving in New York City on a fellowship with New York University, university spokespersons are confirming Chen's departure.
Alleged tax havens like the Isle of Man and Jersey have fought back against criticism from developed nations that they allow tax evasion.
The decision comes after the U.S. and its allies determined that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has used chemical weapons.
The 2013 Mac Pro is something of a Death Star -- a dense black cylinder designed around a thermal core and brimming with advanced technology.
While Wiz Khalifa attended an event in New York, fiancé Amber Rose showed him what he was missing in new racy photos.
The domain for Kickass Torrents was shut down by Philippine officials but the popular torrent site has quickly set up shop at a new domain.
The latest European Union inflation and unemployment data show the continent's economy is still struggling to recover.
Thousands of U.S. firms that work with spy agencies get benefits in return, according to a new report.
Come next week, all eyes will be on two next-generation long-haul planes -- Airbus' A350 and Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
Gannett’s $1.5 billion deal with broadcaster Belo is one example of newspaper companies expanding into healthier broadcast businesses.
At least two telecommunications companies with foreign ownership fly a bit under the NSA's radar.
U.S. lawmakers question Edward Snowden’s links to China while Chinese media weigh how useful the ex-NSA contractor could be to Beijing.
France's prisons, like prisons in many other European countries, are overcrowded, raising fears about security and rising numbers of inmate suicides.
The poverty-stricken Gaza Strip has seen a decrease in aid funding since the Syrian conflict began.
Fortune cookies aren’t Chinese, Gyros aren’t Greek and Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Independence Day. Let’s set the record straight.
The U.S. government won an unlikely ally in Putin, who defended the NSA’s spying programs and U.S. drone strikes.