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Abdul-Majeed Marouf Ahmed Alani, an aircraft maintenance mechanic, said he was hurt financially due to the stalled contract negotiations between the airline and his union.

According to the Statista Global Consumer Survey, the country beating the U.S. at the dating game is China.

In a series of tweets, the president called the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy illegal.

China is planning to release $126 billion into its economy to stimulate small business lending.

Facebook is being probed for antitrust violations by a coalition of state attorneys general

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz had alarmed many Americans with talk of running for president, amid worries he could end up helping President Donald Trump

The FAA's actions were seen as an instance of "regulatory capture" by Boeing, and the EASA now says it will not delegate to U.S. regulator the 737 MAX approval process.

Higher open likely for the U.S. markets Friday, after the main U.S. stock index futures, looked higher on Friday morning as investors awaited the important data of non-farm payroll numbers or US jobs data during the day.

China's economy has been slowing in recent years, and has also been hit by the US trade war

A buyer survey asked 1,500 people what EV they'd buy: a Tesla Model S or a Porsche Taycan. And the winner is ...

Sony has just unveiled its newest smartphone, the Xperia 5. What is it and what does it feature? Here’s a quick glance at the specs of Sony’s newest handset.

This year's beta of the Roomba maker's first robotic lawn mower is "progressing well." Here's what to watch now.

Hong Kong has been gripped by months of pro-democracy protests that have been taking their toll on the economy

A focus on Europe could stymie Roku's international expansion plans.

Samsung had just announced that it is done with redesigning the Galaxy Fold and will be releasing it this month. What improvements did the Korean tech giant make to ensure the device won’t break like it did months ago?

A pair of researchers have suggested creating a zip line between Earth and the Moon for a more practical way to transport people and supplies to the lunar surface. According to their study, their proposal about creating a Spaceline is like an improved version of the Space Elevator.

On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin told Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that Japan’s military ties to the U.S. make it difficult for them to sign a World War II peace treaty. So, almost 75 years after the September 2, 1945 surrender of the Japanese to the Allied forces, it appears there are still some “loose ends” remaining to be resolved.

Nine Chinese students recently arrived at Los Angeles International Airport hoping to begin or continue their studies at Arizona State University. But instead of an Arizona classroom, they were detained by Custom and Border Protection and later sent back to China as they were “inadmissible” into the U.S.

In addition to the hard data, forward-looking surveys of firms show no sign of a recovery in German industry

Strictly patriarchal Afghanistan has long been one of the world's worst places for women

Sensational NASA photo shows four tropical storms simultaneously.