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The Soviet soldier was missing for 33 years, but he wasn't eagerly waiting to be rescued.

Saudi-owned RGA is launching a dozen European brands in the U.S. by opening 175 to 200 mall stores in the next 12 months.

Payroll provider ADP said businesses added a better-than-expected 198,000 jobs in February, despite the payroll tax hike.

The highest cancer mortality rates were found in Uruguay, Barbados, Peru, Argentina and Chile.

Verizon Wireless is the baby from Verizon and Vodafone's across-the-pond marriage, but are both parents ready to call it quits?

Economists polled by Reuters expect the economy to have created 160,000 jobs in February -- basically at the same pace as 2012.

The U.S. stock index futures point to a higher open Mar.6, ahead of the publication of ADP's National Employment Report and Fed's Beige Book.

South Korea's military said it was fully prepared to strike back at the North, a day after Pyongyang threatened to scrap the 1953 armistice.

Asian stock markets advanced Wednesday as sentiment was buoyed after the Dow Jones Industrial Average posted a new record high.

Provisional Kenyan presidential election results show front-runner Uhuru Kenyatta may win despite being indicted for crimes against humanity.

On Tuesday afternoon, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez died. On Tuesday night, several Miami restaurants and bars offered food and drink happy hours to celebrate.

Actor-activist Sean Penn released a statement Tuesday evening expressing grief over the death of his friend Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who passed away after a long battle with cancer.

Last week, Dennis Rodman declared Kim Jong-Un an “awesome guy.” On Tuesday, Secretary of State John Kerry suggested he stick to basketball.

Bret Michaels reportedly had a "meltdown" after he was kicked off of "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice."

The death of Latin America's longest-serving leader made news everywhere, but Chavez's Chinese friends didn't play the story too big.

While Chavez was widely reviled in the U.S., he was revered by Venezuela’s poor.

Lawyers for Officer Gilberto Valle, dubbed "the cannibal cop" by local media, argued that the plots were pure fantasy and that he was a member of a fantasy role-playing website where people pretend to act out violent sexual fantasies.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has died of cancer at 58. The former military leader had hoped to bring about a socialist revolution.

Dow Jones Industrial Average has shattered its old record, burying the legacy of the Great Recession.

Increasing residential construction is expected to propel growth for green building materials by 11 percent annually.

Fans who illegally download HBO's "Game of Thrones" when season 3 begins later this month won't have the support of the cast or network executives, who hope more viewers will stream the drama online.