WASHINGTON – Photoshop maker Adobe Inc. has agreed to pay $3 million to settle US kickback allegations involving federal software sales, the US Justice Department said in a statement on Thursday. The settlement resolves allegations that Adobe made improper payments under its Solution Partner
HANOI – US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visits Vietnam this week hoping for progress towards upgrading relations with a key trade partner that
THE PERSON who leaked US classified documents prompting a national security investigation is a gun enthusiast in his 20s who worked at
SEOUL/TOKYO — North Korea fired what might be a new model of ballistic missile on Thursday, South Korea said, triggering a scare
TAIPEI — China’s plan to set up a no-fly zone to the north of Taiwan on April 16 would affect about 33
WASHINGTON — The United States on Wednesday imposed sanctions on more than 120 targets to squeeze Russia for its war in Ukraine,
WASHINGTON – Group of Seven (G7) finance leaders pledged on Wednesday to take action to maintain the stability of the global financial system after recent banking turmoil and to give low-
WASHINGTON – The World Bank‘s steering committee and US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday called for further reforms this year to expand the bank‘s ability to respond to climate change, pandemics and other crises
SEOUL – Every Saturday a group of young South Koreans gathers in Incheon just west of Seoul to talk about their battles with drug abuse, seeking sympathy and support
WASHINGTON – Japan has pledged to double the percentage of International Monetary Fund Special Drawing Rights monetary reserves that it will reallocate to poorer countries to 40%, Japanese Finance Minister
