Officials: Greece, Creditors Reach New Agreement
Greek officials said Tuesday the government reached an agreement with international creditors on new loan terms.
New York Helping Small Distilleries
The United States has a long history of making whiskey — a kind of alcohol.
Uber Making a Big Push to Win Over Chinese Consumers
The car-sharing service Uber reported in June it is receiving one million requests for rides every day in China.
Is There a ‘Skills Gap’ in US Job Market?
The United States’ job market has millions of unfilled jobs.
HSBC to dismiss tens of thousands of workers
One of the world’s largest banks, HSBC, is planning to dismiss up to 50,000 employees.
Michael Jordan Fights for His Name in China’s Highest Court
Basketball star Michael Jordan’s lawyers said last Friday they will take a case to China’s supreme court.
Google Opens First Asian Campus in Seoul
The American technology company Google recently set up its first campus in Asia.
Free Trade Deal Fails in US Senate Test Vote
A proposed 12-nation Pacific Rim trade deal has failed in its first major test in the United States Congress.
Aid Group Recommends Debt Cancellation for Nepal
A group of international aid, religious and other groups is calling for debt cancellation for Nepal.
Facebook Has More Users than Population of China
The social network Facebook reported that it now has 1.44 billion monthly active users (MAU) worldwide.