UN Predicts Growth in World Fish Production
World fish production is expected to grow over the next 10 years despite a slowdown in both farmed and wild...
Twitter Shares Fall on Worries About User Base
Twitter shares tumbled Monday on concerns the social media’s efforts to crack down on fake accounts would affect its user...
Students Learn About Science by Building Guitars
Some students in Virginia who play the guitar are also learning how to build them. It’s part of an after-school...
Some in Washington Wary as Silicon Valley Welcomes Chinese Investments
While the Trump administration is putting tariffs on Chinese imports, another battle has been brewing about whether the United States...
Some in Washington Wary as Silicon Valley Embraces Chinese Investments
U.S. policymakers are raising national security concerns about Chinese money flooding into U.S. startups in fields such as artificial intelligence...
Mother Homeschools 14 Children, Builds Multimillion-Dollar Business
What started as a simple desire to be able to provide for her children has turned into a multimillion-dollar business...
Researchers: Smart Toilet Will Analyze Urine for Medical Data
Nano technology researchers at the University of Cambridge are developing an intelligent toilet that might change the nature of medicine....
Mexico’s Next President Aims to End Fuel Imports
Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador will seek to end the country’s massive fuel imports, nearly all from the United States, during...
Shipping Giant Exits Iran, Fears US Sanctions
One of the world’s biggest cargo shippers announced Saturday that it was pulling out of Iran for fear of becoming entangled...
Solid Job Gains Overshadowed by Threat of US-China Trade War
The opening shots have been fired in what some fear may be the start of a major trade war. China...
Syrian Refugees in Jordanian Camp Recycle Mounds of Trash for Cash
Amid the very real hardships Syrian refugees face, little has been said about another major health and humanitarian issue: What...
How Trade Fight Impacts National Economies, Ordinary People
The political squabbling between China and the United States over trade and other issues affect the world’s two largest economies...
Trump’s Tariffs: What They Are, How They’ll Work
So is this what a trade war looks like? The Trump administration and China’s leadership have imposed tens of billions...
US Adds Solid 213,000 Jobs; Unemployment Up to 4%
U.S. employers kept up a brisk hiring pace in June by adding 213,000 jobs, a sign of confidence in the...
WTO Urges Nations to Ease Trade Tensions
The World Trade Organization is urging nations to resolve trade tensions, warning that restrictive trade measures would have a harmful...
Trump Tariffs Against China Take Effect
U.S. tariffs against Chinese imports took effect early Friday and President Donald Trump made clear Thursday that he is prepared to...
California Senators Reach Agreement on Net Neutrality Bill
Key California lawmakers said Thursday they’ve reached an agreement on legislation to enshrine net neutrality provisions in state law after...
Kenya’s Digital Taxi Services Paralyzed, Strike Enters 4th Day
Drivers of Kenya’s digital taxis shut down operations Monday in protest of what they term as exploitative corporate practices. They...
New Treatments Give Hope to People With Brain Tumors
Republican Senator John McCain is perhaps the best known person who has brain cancer. His is a glioblastoma, the most...
Illegal Cigarette Trade Costing S. Africa $510 mln a Year
South Africa has become one of the biggest markets for illegal cigarette sales and is losing out on 7 billion...
Russian Search Engine Alerts Google to Possible Data Problem
The Russian Internet company Yandex said Thursday that its public search engine has been turning up dozens of Google documents...
Ford Says No Plans for Now to Hike China Prices
U.S. car maker Ford Motor Co said on Thursday it has no plans currently to hike retail prices of its...
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