(Reuters) - LinkedIn Corp's shares plunged about 35 percent on Friday, wiping out nearly $9 billion of market value, after the social network for professionals shocked Wall Street with a revenue forecast that fell far short of expectations.
KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine needs a new technocratic government led by the present finance minister to have any hope of pushing through long-promised reforms, the outgoing economy minister told Reuters on Friday, two days after his shock resignation.
A Tokyo restaurant chain is introducing a flavor kick to sweeten Valentine's Day. It's part of a new dish described as a savory ramen noodle soup, but it's made of chocolate. Mana Rabiee reports.
LONDON (Reuters) - A sixth sperm whale has died on a British beach, the latest of nearly 30 to have become stranded in shallow waters on the coastline of Europe's North Sea over the past month.
SARAJEVO (Reuters) - A Bosnian tycoon and head of a party in the ruling coalition was indicted on Friday of organising a criminal group to obstruct justice and offer political favours in a high-profile court case against an accused Balkan drug boss.
DURHAM, N.H. — It was the sharpest, most caustic debate yet for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
Citizens concerned about safety while buying or selling items advertised online are getting some reassurance in North Charleston.
Few countries are as exposed to the Zika outbreak as Brazil, where a major hit to tourism could cost a fragile economy billions of dollars. Laura Frykberg reports
ATHENS (Reuters) - Scuffles broke out on Friday on the Greek island of Kos between police and a small group of residents protesting against the construction of a registration and reception centre for migrants, police officials said.
WARSAW/LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron appeared to win support from Poland on Friday for a proposed deal to keep Britain in the European Union, though an opinion poll suggested voters could still reject membership by as much as nine percentage points.
WARSAW/LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron appeared to win support from Poland on Friday for a proposed deal to keep Britain in the European Union, though an opinion poll suggested voters could still reject membership by as much as nine percentage points.
Feb 5 (Reuters) - Ernie Els enjoyed a return to form as he moved to within a shot of the lead at the Dubai Desert Classic after the second round on Friday, but defending champion and world number two Rory McIlroy slipped off the pace.
ANDERSON, S.C. — Four people have been arrested in the deaths of two people in Anderson County last month.
COLUMBIA — One year after a murder-suicide at the University of South Carolina’s Arnold School of Public Health, university officials say they are confident the campus community is better equipped in case of a similar incident.
(Reuters) - LinkedIn Corp will need to improve its profile to reconnect with investors after the social network for professionals shocked the market with a full-year revenue forecast that fell far short of expectations.
MARDIN, Turkey (Reuters) - Turkey all but ruled out direct talks with Kurdish militants to end one of the worst periods of bloodshed in a three-decade insurgency on Friday, saying the government would instead bring what it called civil society groups to the table.
The great British tradition of going for a curry on a Friday night appears to be dropping by the wayside, with an estimated 12,000 curry houses disappearing. As Joel Flynn reports, culture, not just cuisine, might be to blame.
LONDON (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called on Britain and Sweden on Friday to let him freely leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London after a U.N. panel ruled he had been arbitrarily detained and should be awarded compensation.
LONDON (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called on Britain and Sweden on Friday to let him freely leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London after a U.N. panel ruled he had been arbitrarily detained and should be awarded compensation.
LONDON (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange called on Britain and Sweden on Friday to let him freely leave the Ecuadorian embassy in London after a U.N. panel ruled he had been arbitrarily detained and should be awarded compensation.
LONDON (Reuters) - A sixth sperm whale has died on a British beach, the latest of nearly 30 to have become stranded in shallow waters on the coastline of Europe's North Sea over the past month.
The dismantling of Charleston’s homeless encampment — the so-called Tent City — is underway this morning.
Conservationists including renowned primate expert Dr. Jane Goodall, call for better protection of primates in the Year of the Monkey. Jane Witherspoon reports
BEIRUT/MOSCOW/LONDON (Reuters) - Russia said on Thursday it suspected Turkey was preparing a military incursion into Syria, as a Syrian army source said Aleppo would soon be encircled by government forces with Russian air support.
PARIS (Reuters) - Criticism of the anti-euro stance of France's National Front is growing among party officials, who fear the position is a key reason the party is failing to turn growing popularity into election victories.
