Turkey Purges More Than 18000 Civil Servants in Latest Decree

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Turkey Purges More Than 18000 Civil Servants in Latest Decree

Turkey purged more than 18,000 people from government jobs for posing a security risk to the state on Sunday, a day before Recep Tayyip Erdogan
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RBA Seeks More Resilience in Electronic Retail Payment Systems

The Reserve Bank of Australia is among financial regulators globally seeking to ensure payment systems that handle retail transactions are more
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US-North Korea Talks Stumble as Pyongyang Knocks Pompeo Effort

U.S.-North Korea talks hit their first major stumbling block since last month's landmark summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un,
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China anxiety hits Asia stocks as Sino-US trade war looms

SHANGHAI/TOKYO (Reuters) – Faltering Chinese markets dented Asian stocks on Friday morning, as the time neared when Washington would impose tariffs on Chinese imports, a move many investors fear would trigger a full-scale trade war between the
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'Made in America' is not a priority for Harley-Davidson riders in Europe, says custom motorcycle builder

Harley-Davidson riders in Europe don't care whether the iconic American motorcycles are made in the United States, custom motorcycle builder Alan Stulberg told CNBC.
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