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The Japanese bank Nomura may be about to unleash some of the most brutal job cuts Wall Street has seen.

The firm could lay off about 20% of its staff in North America, Bloomberg's Kiel Porter, Hugh Son, and Takahiko Hyuga report.

The plans have not been fully firmed up yet, but one senior manager Bloomberg spoke to said that the number could be as high as 30%.

Wall Street banks have had a rough go of it lately.

The first quarter has been the worst... Читать дальше...

“Well I wouldn’t defend anything that Sen. Cruz and Mr. Trump says, or believes in, or stands for,” she says.

The US is becoming the largest tax haven in the world, says John Dizard

Turns out there's a shadowy global industry devoted to breaking into smartphones and extracting their information. Now one of those hacking businesses may well be helping the FBI try to break into the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino killers.

A second person pleaded guilty Thursday to hanging a rope and a confederate flag around an Civil Rights monument at the University of Mississippi.

Accused molester Julian Niccolini, the frisky co-owner of the famed Four Seasons eatery, pleaded guilty to lesser charges Thursday.

In one of the biggest payouts, the Thane Motor Accident Claims Tribunal has awarded Rs 92 lakh to the family of an IT engineer who was killed in a freak mishap in 2007

The Los Angeles County coroner has ruled suicide in the death of an electrician who fell 53 stories at the Wilshire Grand Center skyscraper construction site last week. Joseph Sabbatino, 36, of Palmdale, was working his second day at the site when he plunged about ...

Garry Shandling, a popular character actor known for his work on The Larry Sanders Show among many others, has passed away at the age of 66. TMZ reports that Garry seemed healthy on Thursday morning (March 24). He was reportedly rushed to the hospital, but was still alive when he arrived. The death appears to [...]

And so far, the only player named.

The ArcaBoard by ARCA Space Corporation can hover up to one foot off the ground at speeds in excess of 12 mph.

The performer brings an evening of song and stories to Orchestra Hall on Saturday.

We didn't manage to catch the Turkish horror flick "Baskin" at TIFF or Fantastic Fest, but the buzz around the genre-bending, twisted picture, has put the film firmly on our radar. Centering around a cadre of police who are called in for back up in a small town, they find themselves in a creepy house of horrors, with a rookie cop tormented by nightmares. "Baskin" means "police raid" in Turkish, but we have a feeling that it's not the kind of police raid we're normally used to. Turkey's become a hotbed for genre and horror offerings... Читать дальше...

The Standard & Poor's 500 Index snapped a streak of five weekly gains that had wiped out all of its 2016 losses.

Al-Battar Media Foundation

Donald Trump's voice and image appear in a new propaganda video released by an ISIS affiliate in the aftermath of the attacks in Brussels.

"Brussels was one of the great cities," Trump's voice can be heard in the video. "One of the most beautiful cities in the world and safe. Now it's an absolute horror show."

The video, nearly 10 minutes long, was released by Al-Battar Media Foundation, a media organization with close ties to ISIS, Yahoo News reported. Читать дальше...

Shares geared to emerging markets strongly outperform EM and American equity markets

Police arrest and detain 31-year-old who is due to appear in court on Saturday

Police arrest and detain 31-year-old who is due to appear in court on Saturday

Garry Shandling died on Thursday at a Los Angeles hospital, his publicist confirmed to The Huffington Post.

The nails and shrapnel removed from the wounds of the Brussels attacks survivors reveal ruthless bomb-making measures.

"I think I’m in love,” says Conrad Sewell as he cruises along Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles. But he’s not talking about...

WTAE anchor and reporter Wendy Bell apologizes for Facebook comments about an ambush shooting that left five people dead

A matchmaking service promises to help people sniff out their mate by breathing in the odors from dirty T-shirts.

A security flaw in the Verizon Enterprise site permitted hackers to steal customer information.