Twitter CEO Vows to Police Sexual Harassment, Hate, Violence
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is promising the company will do a better job weeding out sexual harassment, hateful symbols and...
Mystery Hacker Steals Australian Defense Data
A mystery hacker who was given the alias of a TV soap opera character has stolen sensitive information about Australia’s...
Winemaker Vows to Rebuild After Losing Battle With Wildfire
Throughout Northern California, where wildfires have raged for almost a week, killing at least 36 people and destroying about 6,000...
Innovation an Enormous Opportunity for Women to Shine
In its 19th year, the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit brought together women leaders from a variety of industries to...
Are NAFTA’s Days Numbered?
Recent comments by U.S. President Donald Trump have raised fears that NAFTA, the 2-decades-old trade pact between Canada, the U.S....
Disaster-hit Nations Must Rebuild Better or Risk Losing Insurance, Experts Say
Disaster-prone countries that keep rebuilding homes, roads and utilities are in danger of becoming uninsurable unless their new infrastructure is...
Global Economy: Growth Gathering Momentum, but Where’s the Inflation?
The euro zone economy may be building up an impressive head of steam that shows no signs of cooling, but...
Drones Steal the Show at Dubai Technology Week
Bigger and more powerful flying drones are slowly entering everyday life. At this year’s international technology show in Dubai, a...
Water Gets Washed Before it Gets Anywhere Near Your Lips
It covers almost three-fourths of the planet, but it’s probably not a good idea to fill your cup from a...
China’s Imports From North Korea Fall Nearly 38 Percent in September
China’s imports from North Korea fell 37.9 percent in September from a year earlier, marking the seventh consecutive month of...
California Wildfires Threaten Wine Country’s Lifeblood: Tourism
The wildfires burning through Northern California are sending visitors packing, threatening the $2 billion-plus spent annually by tourists on wine...
Peru’s Cabinet Seeks New Legislative Powers on Economy From Congress
The government of Peru’s President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski said Thursday that it will request special powers to legislate economic policies...
Richard Branson Takes Another Bet on Future with Hyperloop One
British billionaire Richard Branson on Thursday placed another bet on the future with an investment in Hyperloop One, which is...
EU Says Little Progress Made in Brexit Talks With Britain
The European Union’s Brexit negotiator said Thursday that that little progress was made with the U.K. in a fifth round...
Report: Waymo Demands at Least $1 Billion to Settle Uber Suit
Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo sought at least $1 billion in damages and a public apology from Uber Technologies Inc as conditions...
Dutch Team Wins 7th Australian Solar-Powered Car Race
A Dutch team won a solar-powered car race across Australia for a seventh time on Thursday, with a University of...
Evergrande Property Magnate Seizes Top Spot On China Rich List
China has a new richest man, according to the annual Hurun rich list of the country’s top movers and shakers....
Odd Mix of Industry, Environmentalists Fight Trump Coal, Nuclear Plan
The Trump administration says coal is back and nuclear energy is cool. Not at the expense of natural gas, wind...
Cross Continent Solar Car Race Sets Grueling Pace
Every two years, Australia holds the World Solar Challenge. It is a grueling 3-thousand kilometer race across the Australian outback...
Explainer: China’s Crackdown on Big Dealmakers
Over the past few years, Chinese companies have flooded the globe with investments, buying up everything from real estate to...
Half of US, Japan Teens ‘Addicted’ to Smartphones
About half of teenagers in the United States and Japan say they are addicted to their smartphones. University of Southern...
World Bank: Sub-Saharan Africa to Grow at Slower Rate This Year
Economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa is expected to be 2.4 percent in 2017, the World Bank said on Wednesday, down...
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