Nigerians protest police brutality
Nigerians protesting police brutality have hit the streets for more than a week.
A missile was fired into the sky on Friday on Turkey’s Black Sea coast, according to local video, drawing a strong warning from the United States. The video, taken in the coastal city of Sinop, showed a narrow column of smoke headed high into the blue sky.
A missile was fired into the sky on Friday on Turkey's Black Sea coast.
Greenberg Traurig offers voluntary buyouts to some U.S. staff
Greenberg Traurig confirmed Friday that it's offering some U.S. staff voluntary buyouts.
Donald Trump reaches out to seniors in Florida
The two men are focusing their campaigns on the closely-fought states that are expected to determine the winner of the…
Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn loses bid to void New York state’s limits on religious gatherings in coronavirus hot spots
A federal judge rejected a request from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn.
European bank bosses call for banks to restart dividends
The bosses of European banks Barclays and Santander have called on regulators to allow lenders to restart payouts to shareholders.
St. Louis Fed’s Bullard: Fed’s bond purchases ‘appropriate’
'Right now we have a good policy in place,' St. Louis Fed president Bullard said.
Thai police fire stinging liquid from water cannon at protesters
Youth-led protests have grown into the biggest challenge in years to a political establishment dominated by military figures and the…
Bank of Japan may need to agree on new joint statement with government
Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Masazumi Wakatabe said the central bank may need to agree on a new joint statement…
Some of the world’s top economies could see their credit ratings cut or put on downgrade warnings
A total of 31 countries - almost a quarter of all those S&P rates - currently have 'negative outlooks' on…