Missouri appeals court overturns $110 million Johnson & Johnson talc verdict
A Missouri appeals court overturned a $110 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson in a lawsuit by a Virginia woman who says she developed ovarian...
Oil falls on weaker economic growth forecasts and swelling U.S. crude stocks
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, as investors worried that the unrelenting U.S.-China trade war would keep squeezing the global economy, and that swelling U.S. crude...
Texas woman shot by officer had picked up gun after hearing noises, warrant says
A Texas woman was shot dead by a Fort Worth police officer through the window of her home after she heard noises outside late at...
Fox News Host Pivots From Calling Trump’s Syria Move a ‘Disaster’ to Slamming Democrats’ and Media’s Outrage – Newsweek
Fox News Host Pivots From Calling Trump’s Syria Move a ‘Disaster’ to Slamming Democrats’ and Media’s Outrage Newsweek Russia Troops Patrol Between Turkish and Syrian Forces,...
Tiger Woods writing first memoir, titled ‘BACK’
Tiger Woods is writing his first memoir, the “definitive story” of the champion golfer’s lifetime in the spotlight....
Clashes erupt in Barcelona as Catalans keep up pressure for split from Spain
Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Barcelona and some clashed with police on Tuesday in a second day of protests over the jailing...
170 million tune in to Fortnite ‘Chapter 2’ launch
Epic Games’ launched a “Chapter 2” reboot of its battle royale smash hit “Fortnite” on Tuesday, drawing the eyeballs of hundreds of millions of gamers...
Breakingviews TV: Big Banks day
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo reported third-quarter earnings of varying quality largely linked to their different business models. Antony Currie and Rob Cox...
U.S. to mount pressure on Turkey to halt Syria offensive, may increase sanctions
The United States will mount diplomatic pressure on Turkey and threaten Ankara with more sanctions to persuade it to halt its military offensive in northeastern...
U.S. foreign military sales fall slightly to $55.4 billion in 2019
Sales of U.S. military equipment to foreign governments fell slightly in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30 to $55.4 billion from $55.6 billion a year...