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Execs From Google, Apple Express Support For Federal Data Protection Regulation

Executives from several tech companies said they support federal data protection regulation in the United States during a Senate committee hearing on Wednesday.

US Economy: Fed Likely To Raise Rates, Possibly End 'Accommodative' Policy Era

With the Federal Reserve widely expected to raise interest rates on Wednesday, financial markets are focused on whether signs of an acceleration in U.S. economic growth will prompt the central bank to ramp up the pace of monetary policy tightening.

Delta, American Baggage Fees Raised: Why US Airlines Are Hiking Prices

In 2017, 23 domestic airlines earned more than $4.5 billion in baggage fees, which was around $276 million more than what they made in 2016.

11-Month-Old Baby Dies Mid-Air On Qatar Airways Flight

The baby was born last October in New Jersey and holds a U.S. passport.

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Omarosa Mocks Donald Trump's United Nations Speech Reaction With President's Own Tweet

The former White House aide posted the tweet to express her reaction on Trump getting laughed at the UN.

China To Further Boost $3.8 Trillion Digital Economy, Create More Jobs

The Chinese economy is in the midst of a long-term restructuring that has seen the decline of low-end industries and the emergence of higher-value factories that make robotics and drones.

Kate Middleton 'Glows' In Never-Before-Seen Footage Taken Before Prince Louis' Birth

Kate Middleton looked radiant before giving birth to Prince Louis in a newly unearthed video.

Manchester United Announce Record $777M Revenue, Expect To Cross $800M In 2019

Manchester United are the highest earning club in England with record revenues of $777 million, cross town rivals Manchester City posted revenues of $658 million during the same period.

No Class Action For Unhappy Uber Drivers: US Appeals Court

In a 3-0 decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco reversed a lower court judge's denial of Uber's motion to compel arbitration in three lawsuits.

US Says Canada Not Making Concessions Needed For NAFTA Deal

President Donald Trump's administration recently began increasing the pressure on Canada, urging it to conclude a deal by Sunday or face exclusion.

China Senior Diplomat Says Beijing, Washington Must Avoid Cold War Mentality

Beijing and Washington are locked in an increasingly bitter trade war and are increasingly at odds over other issues, such as U.S. support for self-ruled Taiwan which China claims, and U.S. sanctions on China's military for buying Russian weapons.

Big Retailers Issue Dire Warnings On Tariffs

Major players, including Target, Walmart, Dollar Tree, Kohl's, Macy's, and Sears, stand together, while trying to avoid creating a political divide.

Oil Prices Drop, Brent Moves Further Away From Four-Year High

Brent is on course for its fifth consecutive quarterly increase, the longest such stretch for the global benchmark since early 2007, when a six-quarter run led to a record-high of $147.50 a barrel.

Nike Profit Tops Targets But Margins Disappoint Some

The company also expects costs to grow in the low teens in the current quarter on higher investments in its digital platform and sports marketing during kickoff of the NBA and NFL seasons.

US-China Relations: US Trade Chief Says China Policy Change 'Not Going To Be Easy'

Trump’s top trade official said on Tuesday that changing China’s economic policies to become more market-oriented “is not going to be easy” even with tariffs now in place on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.

Cryptocurrency News: Google Will Allow Cryptocurrency Ads Again In October

Google will allow regulated cryptocurrency exchanges to advertise on its network again in October.

US Sanctions Venezuela First Lady, Key Maduro Allies

The United States imposed new sanctions on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s wife and key allies including the vice president and defense minister, accusing them of plundering the country’s wealth and helping Maduro maintain his grip on power.

Michael Kors Takes Over Fashion Icon Versace In $2 Billion Deal

U.S. fashion group Michael Kors has agreed to buy Versace in a deal valuing the revered designer at $2 billion including debt, the companies said on Tuesday, making it the latest Italian brand to fall into foreign hands.

NAFTA News: Canada's PM Trudeau Sees Possibility To Build On US-Mexico Deal

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday took a cautious line over talks to update NAFTA, saying he saw a possibility that Canada could build on a bilateral deal that the United States and Mexico have already agreed.

Google Adds New Features To Image Search, Renames Feed To Discover

Google Feed has also been changed to Google Discover, which is designed to help users explore their interests better.

Yellowstone Grizzly Bears Back On Endangered Species List

Yellowstone Grizzly Bears On Endangered Species List Again After Judge Stops Hunt

In the ruling, the judge said the question in front of them was whether federal officials adequately considered all factors related to the species' long-term recovery before removing the bears from the endangered species list.

No Need For Alarm Over US 2-10’s Yield Curve Inversion, Say Analysts

Analysts polled by International Business Times say the 2-10’s yield curve is not a reliable tool to indicate an upcoming recession, when the economy is doing strong.

The Next Cold War? US-China Trade War Risks Something Worse

The US and China once again exchanged fire in their escalating trade war. Tariffs have been the main source of ammunition thus far, but China has other weapons it could begin to deploy.

2 Afghan Military Officers Missing In Massachusetts After Attending Training Exercise

According to reports, the duo was transported to the airport Saturday for a flight home.

Hard To Proceed On Trade With US Putting 'Knife To Neck': China

When the talks can restart would depend on the "will" of the United States, Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen said at a news conference.

US Approves $330 Million Military Sale To Taiwan

U.S. military sales to self-ruled Taiwan, which China claims as its territory, is an irritant in the relations between the world's two largest economies.

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