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Sainabury's planned takeover of Walmart-owned Asda hits a roadblock as UK regulators call the deal into question over concerns about the range and quality of products the new enterprise would offer.
Hundreds protest for the legalization of abortion in Argentina
Protesters gathered in front of Argentina's National Congress calling for the government to legalize abortion, which they say would help stop violence against women.
Teen who joined I.S. in Syria to lose UK citizenship
Shamima Begum, a teenager who left London when she was 15-years-old to join Islamic State in Syria, has had her British citizenship revoked, according to a letter sent to her family.
Trump: 'no rush' for North Korea's denuclearization
U.S. President Donald Trump says he wants North Korea to end its nuclear program, but has no pressing time schedule for this, as final preparations begin for a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un next week.
Trump urged Whitaker to put ally on payments probe: NYT
A New York Times report cites U.S. officials who say President Donald Trump asked his acting attorney general to put a Trump-allied prosecutor in charge of a federal probe into the president's role in hush payments to women during his 2016 campaign.
Halifax house fire kills refugee children: reports
A house fire in the eastern Canadian city of Halifax has killed seven children from the same family, police said on Tuesday.
Exclusive: Fed rate pause right -Fed's Williams
The Federal Reserve was right to switch to a neutral stance on interest rates at its January meeting, New York Federal Reserve President John Williams told Reuters exclusively, and while that policy is not 'set for all time,' it will take an unexpect
WH aides ignored warnings on reactor plan -report
Top White House aides ignored repeated warnings they could be breaking the law as they worked with former U.S. officials and a close friend of President Donald Trump to advance a multi-billion-dollar plan to build nuclear reactors in the Middle East,
Singing monsters, movie toys, and collectibles reign at 2019 Toy Fair
Toy makers came to New York to showcase the hottest products and trends in the industry.
Chilean nuns relieved by Pope's recognition of abuse
Three former Chilean nuns who claim to have been sexually abused over two decades ago by priests in their religious order have hailed comments by Pope Francis earlier this month in which he recognized the abuse of nuns in the Catholic Church. Havovi
Wall Street rises modestly on Walmart bump
U.S. stocks gained ground on Tuesday as upbeat results from Walmart boosted investor sentiment and high-level U.S.-China trade talks resumed in Washington.
Singing monsters, movie toys, and collectibles reign at 2019 Toy Fair
Singing monsters, movie toys, and collectibles reign at 2019 Toy Fair
Employees return to Aurora plant after deadly shooting
Employees at the Henry Pratt Company in Aurora, Illinois returned to their workplace Tuesday, just days after a gunman killed five of their coworkers and wounded five police officers. Colette Luke has more.
Vandals desecrate 90 Jewish graves in east France ahead of marches
Vandals have daubed swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans on around 90 graves in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France, local officials said on Tuesday, shortly before planned marches nationwide against a surge in anti-Semitic attacks.
WTO warns of global trade slowdown as indicator hits 9-year low
A quarterly leading indicator of world merchandise trade slumped to its lowest reading in nine years on Tuesday, which should put policymakers on guard for a sharper slowdown if trade tensions continue, the World Trade Organization said on Tuesday.
Walmart's holiday sales surge
Walmart's comparable sales in the U.S. jumped higher in the holiday quarter, crushing analysts' estimates. As Fred Katayama reports, the news assuaged investors following last week's disappointing government report on retail sales.
UK lawmakers call for 'clothing tax' to end throwaway fashion
A cross-party group of British lawmakers recommended Tuesday that brands and retailers in the fashion industry should pay a penny per garment to fund better clothing waste collection.
HSBC faces double trouble in China, UK
HSBC is big in China and the UK, and right now that's proving a difficult combination for the bank.
For Yazidi survivors of Islamic State killings, the nightmares go on
As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares to announce the demise of the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, U.N. data suggests many of those it displaced have not returned home.
Karl Lagerfeld, fashion's prolific commander-in-chief, has died
German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has died at the age of 85.
No need for Abe: Trump's other Nobel Peace Prize nomination
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is not saying whether or not he nominated Donald Trump for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, but the question may be moot: the U.S. president has been put forward by others for the prestigious award.
Kuroda flags BOJ's readiness to ease further, yen slips
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank was ready to ramp up stimulus if sharp yen rises hurt the economy and derail the path towards achieving its 2 percent inflation target.
Pakistan urges U.N. to intervene over Kashmir
Pakistan's foreign minister appealed to the U.N. Secretary General on Tuesday to help ease tension with India that has escalated sharply following a suicide bomb attack in the Indian part of disputed Kashmir, that India blamed on Pakistan.
Honda quits Britain, says it's not about Brexit
Honda says it will stop making cars in the UK, but the Japanese firm says it's not about Brexit, just a response to a changing global market.