Press release written pursuant to Article 12 of Directive n degrees2005-11 of December 13, 2005 for the enforcement of Title II of Book II of the General Regulation of the French Financial Authority ...

Photo and video crews were stymied in their attempts to film President Trump on a golf course Wednesday, an apparent response to CNN's recent footage of the commander-in-chief on the links. As the ...

A new study reveals what you probably already know: If you're a Millennial with a job, work isn't living up to your expectations. It turns out that young people, while enthusiastic workers and ...

The Russian government is giving up control of Kalashnikov. The iconic firearms maker, which is owned by state holding company Rostec, will soon be firmly in the hands of private investors. Rostec ...

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Everyone knows weddings are pricy. Meghan Markle's upcoming wedding to Prince Harry in the UK will take things to the next level. Seasoned wedding planners estimate the cost for the May 19 wedding ...

China has lifted a ban on imports of soft cheeses such as Roquefort, Gorgonzola and Stilton. The ban, which began to bite in early September, was reversed following meetings between European and ...

WhatsApp is using old media to tackle its misinformation problem in India. The messaging service, owned by Facebook (FB), took out full-page ads in leading English and Hindi newspapers on Tuesday, ...

The NFL says that President Donald Trump was wrong when he tweeted Wednesday that the league is now demanding that players stand during the National Anthem. Trump praised NFL Commissioner Roger ...

A new mirror won't show a reflection unless you flash it a smile. The concept may seem playful, but industrial designer Berk Ilhan invented the Smile Mirror to uplift the spirits of cancer patients.

Siri, what's a pay phone? In 1999, you could still plunk a coin into one at 2 million phone booths in the United States. Only 5% of those are left today. About a fifth of America's 100,000 remaining ...