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Last week, Lufthansa's pilots, which are represented by a union, went on strike for three days to highlight their demands.

The retailer plans to open a substantial number of wholesale outlets and e-commerce operations this summer.

Last May, a U.S. judge had nullified a separate jury verdict for $6.5 million against Takeda for lack of reliable evidence.

Rusting may cause parts to separate and impair steering control.

The hearing before competition and legal officials and their counterparts could determine whether the banks face hefty fines.

Roughly 815 million people have registered to vote in an election that spans five weeks.

The latest action is a broadening of its decision to suspend cooperation with Moscow over Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region.

Oscar Pistorius took the stand on Monday in an emotional testimony.

Switzerland's second-largest lender had raised expectations that it was getting past the long-running American tax controversy.

Further, when asked about its currency's exchange rate, Prime Minister Orban declined to comment, saying it was a matter for the central bank.

Two eastern ports are reopening, and further talks are planned to reopen other larger ports.

Board had unanimously voted to retain Numericable's offer.

U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill led a blistering round of questioning of GM CEO Mary Barra last week.

"I do believe that during the Bush-Cheney administration, that Vice President Cheney set a tone and an attitude for the CIA."

Prime Minister Viktor Orban has clashed repeatedly with the EU and foreign investors over his unorthodox policies.

A series of missile launches from North Korea fuels tensions in the Far East.

It will take six weeks for results to be declared in the race to succeed President Hamid Karzai.

Britain gained an edge on Italy with Saturday wins in Naples.

With only isolated attacks on polling stations, voting was largely peaceful in Afghanistan's presidential election on Saturday.

Nonfarm payrolls increased by 192,000 new jobs last month after gaining 197,000 jobs in February, the Labor Department said on Friday.

The agreement resolves a lawsuit against the Kerr-McGee energy and chemical company, which Anadarko bought in 2006.

Bank of America could pay more than $800 million to settle the allegations against it.

An Experian subsidiary that exposed the social security numbers of about 200 million people is being investigated.

Also, the U.S. trade deficit widened in February as exports hit a five-month low, suggesting first-quarter growth could be weaker than expected.

Central bank governor played a leading role in elevating the topic of financial stability.

Move aims to ease tension after Moscow accused the bank of illegally blocking the transaction.

Russia's continued troop movements on Ukraine border worry NATO commander

Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette cited a 2005 GM document, which she said showed a cost of 57 cents to fix each defective switch.

The American golf legend has a pinched nerve that has troubled him for months.