Aditya Kondalamahanty

In a video released online, the holdouts expressed their mistrust of the U.S. government and their reluctance to leave the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

The embattled consumer-electronics maker recorded more than $9.91 billion in losses in its core television business during the past four years.

The Turkish Coast Guard reportedly said that nationals of Afghanistan, Myanmar and Syria were among the causalities.

The resulting shortage of steel parts could have an effect on the automaker’s plan to produce about 4.13 million vehicles in Japan this year.

Argentina is under pressure to comply with a court order to repay its debts before accepting any new lines of credit.

The USS Curtis Wilbur conducted a patrol of the Triton Island, a manned China outpost and part of the Paracel islands chain.

The Hong Kong-based publisher of books critical of China disappeared in late December, two months after four of his business associates separately went missing.

The Japanese company reiterated its annual revenue forecast Friday as it reduces dependence on its bread-and-butter consumer electronics business.

The move by the world’s largest automaker would help it consolidate a key unit for small cars sold in Southeast Asia and Japan.

Asian stock markets soared in approval of Bank of Japan's move to adopt negative interest rates Friday.

The world’s top restaurant chain reportedly plans to open over 100 new stores in China on the back of a revival in demand in the December quarter.

As part of the tests, large financial firms will have to show how they would withstand various economic and financial shocks.

Investors dragged down European and Chinese markets while U.S. tech stock futures suggested a positive start to U.S. indexes Thursday.

Carmakers have repeatedly expressed frustration over the Japanese air bag maker's management of the auto industry's largest recall.

China’s Huawei was close on the heels of the two companies as its shipments rose above 100 million units per year in 2015, the fourth company in the world to do so.

In a second straight month of declines, the island nation's retail sales suffered an unexpected 1.1 percent drop in December, official data released Thursday showed.

A dip in smartphone sales would hurt profits in 2016, the company warned, underscoring a broader trend impacting consumer electronics producers.

Global markets anxiously waited for a statement from the U.S. central bank Wednesday, while shares in China and Europe fell.

As part of the settlement, Lyft also agreed to terminate drivers’ services after an advance warning, rather than terminating them at will.

Prices for oil, iron and other commodities are set to drop even more in 2016, the organization predicted, citing depressed demand from emerging markets.

Google Glass deactivated its Facebook and Twitter accounts over the weekend, signaling an end to Google's push to popularize its wearable internet-linked glasses.

The accident, which involved a malfunctioning air bag manufactured by Japan's Takata, marked the 11th such fatality worldwide and the second outside the U.S.

French President François Hollande, on a state visit to New Delhi, played down the chances of swift negotiations but said the nations would clear the long-awaited warplanes deal.

The Airbus deal is set to be signed this week during Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's visit to Paris as the long-isolated country aims to revamp its aviation sector.

The U.N.-sponsored negotiations have been delayed because Washington and Moscow disagreed over which parties to include in the peace process.

Lee Bo, known for publishing books critical of Beijing's ruling class, disappeared on Dec. 30 from Hong Kong amid claims that Chinese authorities may have abducted him.

Transfer fees have ballooned in the past few years, with the amount spent on player transfers rising by 44 percent since 2011.

The slowdown in January was attributed to uncertainty due to the volatile stock market, according to a survey of purchasing managers.

The announcement by Europe's largest software maker comes as it makes progress in turning itself into an internet-based supplier of services.