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Iranian negotiator rejects reports that deal can be signed Sunday, but says no extension; Rouhani announces ‘settlement of nuclear issue’ is ‘very close’   The… Read More ›

A North African base near Islamic State strongholds in Libya would help the United States “fill gaps in our understanding of what’s going on” in… Read More ›

Chinese equities are undergoing a sharp correction, and the volatility could last for some time. But we think policymakers have both the tools and the… Read More ›

  The Shanghai Composite Index has exhibited tremendous volatility, exploding to all-time highs in June and then crashing in the weeks after. And this big… Read More ›

  Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield is an intelligent guy. Before building his $2.8 billion startup Slack, which many consider the fastest-growing business app ever, Butterfield… Read More ›

  Washington – Donald Trump, who became the center of attention in the race for the 2016 Republican U.S. presidential nomination with his denunciation of… Read More ›

  Solar Impulse 2’s attempt to fly around the world without a drop of fuel has been delayed by serious battery damage, raising questions over… Read More ›

  It was a media event when the Confederate battle flag come down Friday in South Carolina, but apparently nobody was watching when flags were… Read More ›

  Seoul, South Korea – North Korea has named a new defense minister nearly two months after rumors surfaced that the last man to hold the… Read More ›

Iranian president tells artists nuclear talks ‘showed the world that we are logical’ — even if they fail   Iran “managed to charm the world,”… Read More ›

‘Decision time’ nears in talks between world powers and Iran in Vienna as negotiations continue almost around the clock   VIENNA (AFP) — World powers… Read More ›

“Corruption is the plague, it’s the gangrene of society,” he added during a heavily improvised speech at the rally, attended by Paraguayan President Horacio Cartes.… Read More ›

Islamic Republic’s foreign minister claims Western countries backtracked on prior commitments, made ‘excessive demands’   Iran lashed out at Western powers, accusing them of changing… Read More ›

  Facebook may not be building a music streaming service, but it just might be looking to get into music videos. The social networking company… Read More ›

Chinese regulators have turned to unconventional policies including arresting short-sellers and widespread bans on stock sales to address its market slide. But it could go much further.… Read More ›

  So, it looks like Greece got nothing. On Thursday, Greece submitted its latest bailout proposal to its European creditors, and it looks an awful… Read More ›

  New York – The artificial sweetener in Diet Pepsi is about to change, but fans of the old formula may still be able to… Read More ›

  New York – CNN said Thursday that it is working to verify the identity of the Nepalese patient operated on this spring by its… Read More ›