Japanese and Asian shares soared Tuesday following a Wall Street rally, recouping some of the losses from the worst trading week ever.
Iraqi Christians say they are being driven out of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul in what they describe as a systematic plan to ethnically cleanse Christians.
It's not an industry with the best of reputations but tighter access to mainstream credit is helping to turn that around.
Obama proposes new economic measures as McCain stresses he's a fighter.
Officials report at least one person has died in wildfires raging across Southern California.
Shares of Morgan Stanley soared 87 percent after it inked a deal with Japan's Mitsubishi Bank.
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Paul Krugman, a fierce critic of the Bush Administration, won the Nobel prize in economics.
Shares of Morgan Stanley soared 87 percent after it inked a deal with Japan's Mitsubishi Bank.
In the lead-up to the third and final presidential debate, John McCain is hoping to change the direction of the presidential campaign
As President Bush offered assurances that financial woes will be fixed, the US House proposed considering a new stimulus plan
At a rally in Toledo, Ohio, Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama proposed four steps to create jobs and to cushion Americans against the effects of the economic downturn.
Germany, France and Britain announced massive financial rescues as European governments stepped in to shield banks and restore confidence.
Stock markets soared higher on new optimism about a global rescue plan.
Asia sentiment was boosted by a fresh global bid to tackle the financial crisis but analysts say the region's economies and exports remain vulnerable to a global slowdown, though not as badly as some expect.
Obama leads McCain by 48 to 44 percent among likely voters, down 2 percentage points from the lead he enjoyed on Sunday
President Bush said the U.S. will continue to take action to stem global financial crisis.
Addressing a crowd in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Republican presidential candidate John McCain said, "I'm an American and I choose to fight. Don't give up hope, be strong, have courage and fight."
Queen Sirikit and her daughter attend the funeral of a young woman protester killed in a tear gas attack by police in Bangkok last week.
Meeting with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi at the White House, U.S. President George W. Bush said the U.S. and Italy were working to stabilize global financial markets.
A house in Cambodia is physically sliced in half when a couple went their separate ways after 40 years.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown calls on world leaders to create a new "financial architecture", in much the same way that the current international economic system was set up at a conference in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, in 1944.
A toddler trapped down a narrow well for several days is brought out dead by rescue teams.
European stocks recover from the recent rout as governments move to shore up confidence in the crisis-hit global financial system.
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North Korea restores access to UN inspectors and says it will re-start the dismantling of its plutonium-producing nuclear plant.
Beijing government tackles a growing traffic problem by trying out a new rule banning cars from the clogged roads.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown says the government must be a rock of stability for British families during the credit crisis.
Shares were up on Monday after world leaders try to seal cracks in the global financial system
Speaking at Thomson Reuters' editorial headquarters, UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown called for "a new financial architecture for the global age".
Thailand and Cambodia launch a new round of talks to resolve their dispute over the 900-year-old temple.
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