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Analysis: The world’s largest industrialized and developing economies are struggling to prevent another global downturn that would almost certainly ensure several more years of slow growth.

A victim of China's economic slowdown, the massive "Panchenggang" steel plant in Chengdu had 16,000 workers when it was closed this year.

--Labor Day-- Some people are comparing Hillary's email scandal to Watergate, a prime election state has a big heroin problem and tying to understand procrastination.

British Prime Minister David Cameron disclosed Monday that a British air force drone strike had killed two Islamic State fighters from the U.K. who had been planning 'specific and barbaric attacks against the West.' Photo: Getty

Opponents of the Iran nuclear pact won't have the votes to stop it, but they show no sign of burying the hatchet with President Obama once the deal's in effect. Here are three ways the continuing spat could lead to more tensions with Iran. Photo:AP

British Prime Minister David Cameron announced Monday that Britain will resettle up to 20,000 Syrian refugees but will do so under 'its own approach.' Photo: Getty

Europe's migration crisis has exploded in the past few weeks, with thousands from the Middle East and Africa seeking to reach northern Europe, particularly Germany, in the biggest displacement of people since World War II.

Global stocks struggled to regain their footing amid lingering fears over the health of the Chinese economy.

Packed with migrants from the Middle East, Afghanistan and other places, a train from Budapest to the Austrian border marked the beginning of the end of a difficult journey. In every compartment, there were stories of tragedy and danger.

Friday's jobs report offered few fresh clues on the timing of a Federal Reserve’s rate increases, but strategists said Monday that pace still matters more than timing.

Germany’s Chancellor Angela Merkel underlined her call on her European counterparts to do more to help find a solution to a historic wave of migrants seeking asylum, as documents showed the European Commission will lay out potentially controversial proposals to better share the burden.

Jimmy Morales, a comic actor who once played a blundering cowboy who accidentally became president, won a surprise victory in the first round of Guatemala’s presidential election.

129 million hectares slashed in 25 years, with Africa and South America bearing the brunt.

The European Union said it would release $558 million in emergency funds to help farmers as thousands from the sector blocked roads into central Brussels with tractors and burning bales of hay to draw attention to the crisis.

Tesco agreed to sell its South Korea business for $6.1 billion, the latest in a series of pullbacks by the supermarket chain.

“Furious 7” will be released on Blu-ray/DVD on Sept. 15. In this deleted scene, which will be featured on the disc, Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) visits a clinic to try and access her records so she can finally learn about her past.

Glencore has scrapped its final dividend and plans to raise up to $2.5 billion through a stock sale among other measures valued at a combined $7.7 billion to reduce net debt.

Donald Trump doesn’t sound like most Republican candidates—and not just because he uses unusually pointed language. It’s also due to his policies. One prominent example: He's talked about raising taxes on some wealthy Americans and corporations.

Computer driven hedge funds have had a tough time over the past few months, but when the chips were down for global markets in late August, they came into their own.

Facebook owns nearly half of the top 10 non-gaming apps downloaded on Apple's iTunes over the last five years, according to a recent report.

Glencore’s $2.5 billion equity raise looks like the ultimate climb-down. But it also raises fundamental questions about the reasons to own the miner and commodities trader.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday that Germany would ensure that migrants who need protection receive it, but those from countries where they aren’t in danger will have to leave. Mark Kelly reports. Image: Getty

Turkey launched airstrikes against Kurdish insurgents in the country’s southeast as the deadliest terrorist attack on Turkish troops in recent months triggered nationwide protests.

Archaeologists have discovered what they say are the buried remains of a prehistoric stone monument just two miles from Stonehenge.

Some of the numbers behind Glencore's plan to sell stock, scrap its dividend, suspend some mining operations and sell assets to reduce its net debt amid global market turmoil.