SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Drivers are steering clear of some new technology in cars, according to a survey released Tuesday, raising questions about whether car makers are moving too quickly to incorporate sophisticated technology.
To mark Opera’s 20th anniversary, and make more Indians mobile internet savvy, the web browser builder rolled out their Web on Wheels in India. Called the WOW car, and based on a Hindustan Ambassador, the specially equipped will provide free Wi-Fi to users across the country that is incidentally home to the largest number of Opera Mini users in the […]
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An Iranian diplomat said Tuesday that Tehran has no plans to swap detained Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian for prisoners held in the United States, the first time a high-level official has alluded to the possibility...
U.S. equities were recovering from stocks worst day in four years after China's central bank announced a rate cut. Jeanne Yurman reports.
Arsenal were left the more frustrated of the two teams after their match with Liverpool on Monday night ended 0-0. Both sides had periods of domination, but the Gunners also saw an Aaron Ramsey goal wrongfully ruled out for offside. Here, we take a look at what Arsene Wenger might have done differently to win all three points.
Poland will pay more than 500 million zlotys ($135 million) in compensation to the thousands of farmers who have lost crops and fodder because of drought and unusually high temperatures, the agriculture minister said Tuesday.
A car has burst into flames after crashing into a house in Branton, Doncaster - killing two people.
BUCHAREST, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Romania coach Lynn Howells left South African-born flanker Randall Morrison out of his 31-strong squad on Tuesday for next month's World Cup in England and Wales.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Apple Inc patents covering the "slide to unlock" feature on smartphones are invalid, Germany's highest appeals court ruled on Tuesday, reaffirming a 2013 decision rejecting the U.S. company's claims by a lower court.
Boy meets girl. Girl dumps boy. Boy bears a grudge. So far, so timeless. But in an era of smartphones, sexting and social media, there is another increasingly common step for jilted lovers: sharing the most compromising images of your ex with the world.
MADRID (Reuters) - Spaniard Alejandro Valverde denied Peter Sagan a second straight triumph when he outsprinted the Slovakian to win the fourth stage of the Tour of Spain on Tuesday, narrowing the gap to leader Esteban Chaves.
Kevin O'Leary, Chairman of O'Shares Investments and an ABC Shark Tank investor, says cracks in China's growth story has rattled investors. He also discusses his four new dividend ETF offerings.
(Reuters Health) – Taking one or two baby aspirins a day for at least five years was tied to a lower risk of colorectal cancer in a study from Denmark.
(Reuters Health) – Taking one or two baby aspirins a day for at least five years was tied to a lower risk of colorectal cancer in a study from Denmark.
LONDON (Reuters) - Normally the traditional arbiter of precise time-keeping, Britain's 156-year-old Big Ben raised eyebrows this month by starting its familiar chimes up to six seconds late every hour.
LONDON (Reuters) - Normally the traditional arbiter of precise time-keeping, Britain's 156-year-old Big Ben raised eyebrows this month by starting its familiar chimes up to six seconds late every hour.
Saudi Arabia's stock market closed more than 7 percent higher and Dubai's main index inched up more than 4 percent on Tuesday after several days of sell-offs on the back of a further slide in oil prices and...
LONDON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Formula One's governing body is to carry out more tests on devices that could protect drivers' heads from flying debris of the sort that killed British IndyCar racer Justin Wilson.
(Reuters Health) - Patients who frequently fail to take prescribed blood pressure-lowering medications may be more likely to wind up hospitalized for heart failure than people who only miss pills occasionally, an Italian study suggests.
(Reuters Health) - Patients who frequently fail to take prescribed blood pressure-lowering medications may be more likely to wind up hospitalized for heart failure than people who only miss pills occasionally, an Italian study suggests.
BEIJING (Reuters) - David Rudisha strained every sinew to win gold, Genzebe Dibaba dominated in the way the Kenyan once did and Usain Bolt's second sprint showdown with Justin Gatlin moved a step closer at the world athletics championships on Tuesday.
High schools reporter David Shelton ranks the Lowcountry’s top 10 football teams:
Comparing the new defensive coordinators, South Carolina’s Jon Hoke and North Carolina’s Gene Chizik, will start early and continue deep into opening night on Sept. 3 in Charlotte.
Manchester United take a 3-1 lead to Club Brugge for the second leg of their Champions League play-off.