AGermancourtonThursdayrefusedSpain'srequesttoextraditeCatalanex-leaderCarlesPuigdemontonarebellionchargefollowinghisarrestinGermanylastmonth,orderinghisreleaseo
USindustrialgroupGeneralElectricsaidWednesdayitisunderinvestigationbytheSecurityandExchangeCommission(SEC)afterdisclosinga6.2-billion-US-dollarchargeinitsformer
AnAmericanmanpleadednotguiltyonWednesdaytothechargeofkidnappingaUniversityofIllinoisscholarfromChina.ThisisthefirsttimeforBrendtChristensentoappearincourtaftera
Porscheknowsthatelectricvehiclesarethefuture,anditjusttookabigsteptoprepareforthatfuture.TheperformancecarbrandjustopenedanewofficeinBerlin,andthenewfacilityinc
Smartphoneswithbatteriesthatfullychargeinfiveminutescouldbeavailabletoconsumersnextyear.Thetechnologywasfirstshownoffin2015,whenIsraelistart-upStoreDotdemonstra
Hong Kong's former Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen was sentenced to 20 months in prison here on Wednesday for misconduct while in office.
No-one likes paying extra money at restaurants but Indians often have no choice, because of restaurants adding a 10-15% service charge to the bill.
Alibaba’s electronic payment system will charge individuals 0.1 per cent for amounts over 20,000 yuan to offset rising costs
Six billion fewer plastic bags will be taken home by shoppers in England this year since a mandatory charge of 5 pence (7 U.S. cents) was introduced last October.
Alipay, a leading mobile payment system in China, said on Tuesday in a social media post it will not charge its users for withdrawing cash, dispelling rumors.
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga on Wednesday announced a new lineup of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet, with key posts unchanged and 10 new faces being ushered in.
A draft interpretation to China's criminal procedure law was tabled for reading on Monday to clear up ambiguities in juvenile cases.
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham confirmed here on Tuesday that Iran and Britain have agreed to appoint a non-resident charge d'affaires in an attempt to resume bilateral ties, local media reported.
Some 19 Fukushima residents and evacuees have accused the Japanese government for neglecting aid in implementing a law enacted last June to help those nuclear victims, local press reported Friday.
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