PARIS (Reuters) - France will begin reforming the cherished labour code early next year by tackling the way companies can adjust working hours, the government said on Wednesday, in what is likely to be one of the last major policy drives of the Socialists' term.
The media powerhouse cut its profit forecast a year after fending off an $80 bln takeover bid from rival Fox. Jen Saba and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss why Time Warner is now vulnerable again.
The media powerhouse cut its profit forecast a year after fending off an $80 bln takeover bid from rival Fox. Jen Saba and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss why Time Warner is now vulnerable again.
The media powerhouse cut its profit forecast a year after fending off an $80 bln takeover bid from rival Fox. Jen Saba and Jeffrey Goldfarb discuss why Time Warner is now vulnerable again.
Police were on the scene at President and Line Streets for reports of bones found.
The big, beefy Isuzu D-Max that catches the fancy of many as the ideal lifestyle truck in India, but requires a commercial license to be driven is a machine we absolutely love, here at Motoroids. The tough-as-nails burly truck has now received a mid-life refresh in Thailand, and will then make its way to India […]
Читать дальше...WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Office of Personnel Management appointed a new cyber and information technology adviser on Wednesday, part of its plan to strengthen cybersecurity after hackers compromised the personal information of 21 million federal workers.
LONDON (Reuters) - British growth would plunge to 1 percent and stocks would underperform by as much as 20 percent if voters opted to leave the European Union, U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley said in a report on Wednesday.
CAIRO (Reuters) - Islamic State's Egyptian affiliate dismissed in an audio message on Wednesday doubts that it had downed a Russian passenger plane over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all aboard, and said it would tell the world how it did so in its own time.
CLEMSON — The other Clemson students in Terry Allen’s morning class have no idea. Why would they?
LONDON (Reuters) - Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, told a Parliamentary committee on Wednesday that it could still meet environmental standards if it expands.
A fatal crash that happened Monday evening was the result of two people running from the police, a report revealed Wednesday.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's government has fine-tuned arguments aimed at defending President Dilma Rousseff from a ruling that her administration manipulated federal accounts last year, and expects Congress to approve them, Chief of Staff Jaques Wagner said on Wednesday.
Thirty refugees left Greece for Luxembourg on Wednesday, the first from Greece under a new EU relocation plan but only a minuscule fraction of the hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers who have entered Greece this year.
It has no membership in the United Nations. In the Olympics, it competes as "Chinese Taipei." Most nations don't recognize it as a country.
KAMPALA (Reuters) - Uganda's electoral commission on Wednesday certified the candidacy of the second of two major challengers to veteran leader Yoweri Museveni's bid to extend his three decades in office, and set the vote for Feb. 18 of next year.
CLEMSON — Starting in the pole position to open the College Football Playoff standings definitively clears a path for No. 1 Clemson (8-0) to earn a berth in the final four, provided it finishes 13-0 five Sundays from now.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The future of marijuana in Ohio was uncertain after the resounding defeat of an effort to legalize cannabis for both medical and recreational use in a single vote.
LONDON (Reuters) - Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, told a Parliamentary committee on Wednesday that it could still meet environmental standards if it expands.
A US-based student has developed an algorithm that helps drones fly through trees at 30 miles per hour without crashing. Jim Drury reports.
A US-based student has developed an algorithm that helps drones fly through trees at 30 miles per hour without crashing. Jim Drury reports.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's antitrust chief said on Wednesday it was still undecided if an antitrust case against Internet search giant Google would end with a fine or a settlement, which would mean no fine.
This is the first time the Datsun Red-Go hatchback has been spied in India. Only a few weeks back we saw the car at the Nissan technical centre in Japan, and assumed that it was still some time away from seeing production, but these images of the test mule are testimony to the Datsun’s aggressive […]
Читать дальше...(Reuters Health) - The annual arrival each summer of a fresh crop of surgical residents and interns is not necessarily linked to worse outcomes for patients, a U.S. study suggests.
LONDON (Reuters) - A British cancer drugs scheme, slammed as "stupid" by Roche's chief executive two months ago, has undergone another about-turn, with some medicines dropped from coverage now being reinstated.