NEW YORK -- An American startup backed by Volkswagen and Japan's Kyocera has developed a separator that it says reduces the ...

Women spend a quarter more of their lives in poor health than men do, much of it during their most productive years. Addressing this women's health gap could add a trillion U.S. dollars annually to ...

KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia will introduce a new dividend income tax on individuals and expand the target of its sales and ...

SEOUL -- North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has declared the end of the country's "evil relationship" with South Korea, ...

BANGKOK -- Increasingly frequent confrontations between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea this year should ...

Ramaswami is a 24-year-old Stanford University graduate who gave up a government cybersecurity job to run as a Democrat in ...

(Reuters) -- Foreign investors are on track to sell a record amount in Indian equities in October in absolute terms, as fund ...

The retailer has inked a deal with Tona Syntegra Solar (TSS), which also will procure electric trucks and energy storage, in ...

TAIPEI -- South Africa has threatened to close Taiwan's de facto embassy if it is not relocated, while Mongolia shut down a ...

Indonesia's President-elect Prabowo Subianto, left, and his Vice-President-elect Gibran Rakabuming Raka, at an election event ...

TOKYO -- Japanese energy company J-Power plans to scale back its U.S. fossil-fuel power generation business by selling as many as nine of 11 stakes in plants it holds, looking to use the funds to ...

The 2000s were a profoundly challenging and turbulent time for the U.S., marked by a series of unprecedented crises that tested the resilience of individuals, corporations and the nation as a whole.