Israeli air strikes destroy Hamas militant tunnel in northern Gaza
Israeli air strikes hit the northern Gaza Strip on Saturday, Palestinian officials said. No injuries were reported.
Diamond market may be warming to lab-made gems
Synthetic diamonds, which are man-made with advanced technology and have the same chemical composition of a traditional diamond, have received increased interest over the years.
McCain blasts Vladimir Putin as ‘evil’ in new book, and faults Trump for being naive on Russia
Sen. John McCain blasted “evil” Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump’s mishandling of Russian meddling.
Blockchain will help ‘drive the next industrial revolution,’ a Wall Street bull predicts
Federated Investors’ Steve Chiavarone believes blockchain will ultimately play a major role in economic growth.
Tesla’s latest competition in making efficient truck to crisscross country: Big Oil
Tesla and Shell are both chasing the same problem in trucks: transportation emissions.
Poundworld ‘put up for sale’ after expressions of interest
The chain’s US owner postpones restructuring while it considers possible bids, the BBC understands.
How bad is Silicon Valley’s housing crunch? More than 6000 people applied for 95 affordable units
The nation’s housing policy for the poor can feel like a giant lottery. Sometimes it actually is a lottery.
Walmart may launch IPO for India’s Flipkart in as early as four years
The IPO should be done at no less a valuation than what Walmart invested in the Indian e-commerce firm, the retailer.
Iraqis start voting in first election since defeating Islamic State
Polls have opened across Iraq in the first election since victory was declared over the Islamic State group.
Ousted Malaysian leader Najib Razak quits as leader of party, barred from leaving country
Ousted Malaysian leader Najib Razak has been blacklisted from leaving the country, immigration authorities said.