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New claims for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, a government report showed on Thursday, but the underlying trend continued to point […]

Facial recognition is a complex and controversial tool that can now be yours for the low, low price of free.
Face.com is an Israeli […]

Tentative economic reforms in North Korea may languish as its next leader focuses on consolidating support in the wake of Kim Jong Il’s death, experts […]

First Uranium Corp. says it may have to trim 1,850 jobs at its Ezulwini mine in South Africa

The chief executive of a company trying to build a pipeline to carry oil through six states from Canada to Texas said the national debate […]

The Italian government faces a confidence vote over a package of austerity measures while a transport strike to protest the cuts is causing havoc for […]

Congressional negotiations over a bill extending a payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits can begin as soon the Senate rejects a version the House approved […]

The British government was weighing on Monday how strongly to oppose a new European pact _ meant to ease the euro crisis _ that it […]

The U.S. government barely changed its estimate for next year’s corn surplus, which is expected to stay small and keep high food prices high.
The Department […]

St. Louis aldermen Friday OK’d a bill that clears the way for developer Paul McKee to buy the Bottle District site, a move that McKee […]