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The U.S. stock market’s downward trend is unlikely to change unless two things happen, writes Mark Hulbert.

The U.S. stock market’s downward trend is unlikely to change unless two things happen, writes Mark Hulbert.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Argentina's former World Cup-winning boss believes the Barcelona forward is the greatest player in the world today - but not of all-time

In the backdrop of the Jat agitation in Haryana and the Patidar agitation in Gujarat, the RSS has called for unity among all castes.

The world’s economic and financial health is facing a serious challenge in the form of suffocating debt, writes Satyajit Das.

Greens and bunkers are to nature what toy poodles are to wolves

Greens and bunkers are to nature what toy poodles are to wolves, writes Jeremy Paxman

– Two Amaechi’s appointees in Buhari’s administration – Nigerians suppose that the minister is preparing for 2019 elections President Muhammadu Buhari has again appointed one of the close allies of Minister of Transport Rotimi Amaechi into his government. So the two major supporters of Amaechi have so far received prominent positions in President Buhari’s government. […]

De bestolen Sven Schrandt i Pantebre (8) uit Dordrecht heeft in een persoonlijke filmpje op Facebook alle mensen bedankt die hem afgelopen week helpen geholpen. Inbrekers namen bij een kraak afgelopen weekeinde zijn spaarpot en die van hem en zijn moeder voor een reis naar Los Angeles.

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British rocker Miles Kane of the Last Shadow Puppets has apologised to a female journalist after he asked her to "go upstairs" with him during an interview.

The debate featured polite disagreements but few outright attacks and a number of substantive exchanges over issues like trade and foreign policy.

Private hospitals could soon publicise their success and failure rates - a move that will help consumers compare their performance.

Investigation into death of ex-Russian Press Minister Mikhail Lesin goes on

Liverpool handed their fiercest rivals a painful lesson on Thursday with a dominant 2-0 win over Manchester United in the first leg of a Europa League last-16 clash.

A self-styled Christian prophet reportedly tried to prove himself by charging lions at Kruger National Park in South Africa, under the belief that God would intervene. 

Pakistan need not worry about the safety of their cricket teams in the ongoing World Twenty20 in India, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Friday.

Moscow is satisfied with the observance of the cessation of hostilities in Syria, and more and more armed opposition groups are joining into the observance, Russian UN Envoy in Geneva Alexei Borodavkin said.

Investors poured a record $4.5 billion into financial startups in Asia last year, four times as much as the previous year, data shows, putting the region at the centre of the global tech revolution poised to shake up the financial services industry.

50 Cent who has filed for bankruptcy - has defended posting pictures featuring wads of cash, insisting the notes are fake and designed to project a certain image.

U.S. demographics are working against them.

U.S. demographics are working against them.

TOKYO - Emperor Akihito (R) and Empress Michiko attend a state-sponsored memorial service at the National Th...

RICHMOND, Indiana - Wayne County's first Reverse Job Fair brought employers and job seekers together Tuesday, and another similar event might be offered soon.