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Monday's deal, which caught investors by surprise, sent shares in both companies surging.

The SAIC questioned Microsoft Vice President David Chen and gave the company a deadline to make an explanation.

Modi and Abe are also likely to agree to speed up talks on a nuclear energy pact, according to the Nikkei.

Sam is considered undersized for a defensive end and to big to play linebacker.

The Swiss star needed four sets to advance on Sunday.

The deal is reportedly worth $68 million over four years.

A federal judge temporarily blocked a Louisiana law advocates say would likely have closed all five of the abortion clinics in the state.

Main embassy believed secure.

Four are reported missing in the explosion and collapse.

“We can take actions that would be unpleasant to the other side,” Iran's foreign minister says Sunday.

The measure would require Californian employers to provide at least three days of annual paid sick leave to workers.

In the latest step in President Xi Jinping's crackdown on the media, journalists were told to uphold the principles prescribed by the Communist Party,

Pakistan has been gripped by unrest for more than two weeks, with protest leaders saying they will not back down unless the Prime Minister resigns.

Kurds have been slowly regaining ground from the militants and Saturday advanced on the northern town of Zumar.

"The most likely date for the listing in the U.S. is October 13," Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne said Saturday.

A suicide bomber driving a car packed with explosives killed at least 11 people and wounded 30 Saturday in a town just south of Baghdad.

The warning comes ahead of a crucial ruling on the future of the city's political system, due Sunday.

Military units surrounded government and police buildings and gunfire was heard in the southern African kingdom on Saturday.

A federal judge ruled the law placed an undue burden on women by reducing the number of clinics where they could seek abortions.

Charlie Shrem will admit unlicensed money transmission, his lawyer says.

French magistrates have put Lagarde under formal investigation for "negligence" after questioning her for a fourth time.

"It means we can preserve our independence," says Vice CEO Shane Smith.

On Aug. 19, Officer Ray Albers pointed his rifle at a Ferguson protester during a verbal exchange.

Jimmy Lai, who spent millions promoting the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, had his home raided by anti-corruption officers.

The plaintiffs allege civil rights violations through arrests and assaults by police officers, following the shooting of Michael Brown.

The UN peacekeepers were seized in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, and the United Nations is working to secure their release.

The company will cut 30 percent of its workforce in a $1.9 billion restructuring, following the twin air disasters that have damaged its brand.

U.S. government lawyers have said that information related to UANI in the lawsuit could jeopardize law enforcement activities.