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A prominent athenahelath investor and a private equity firm will spend about $5.7 billion on the medical billing software maker and take it private

Stocks are opening moderately lower on Wall Street, led by declines in technology and internet companies.

Scores of dilapidated wooden boats believed to be from North Korea have washed ashore in northern Japan in a seasonal influx

The co-leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany party is under fire for receiving dubious campaign donations from abroad

Jordanian search teams have found the body of a five-year-old girl, bringing the death toll in last week's flash floods in the kingdom to 13

Romania's president says that his country is not equipped to take over the presidency of the European Union on Jan.1

An Episcopal bishop in Albany, New York, has issued a directive banning same-sex marriages in his diocese, saying the church has been "hijacked by the 'Gay Rights Agenda'"

Karim Benzema has been leading the way for Real Madrid as it continues to impress under coach Santiago Solari

The U.N. atomic watchdog is preparing to release its latest report on whether Iran continues to comply with the 2015 deal aimed at keeping Tehran from building nuclear weapons in exchange for incentives

Coty, after dismal quarter, replaces its CEO and its chairman

Oprah Winfrey has chosen Michelle Obama's "Becoming" as her next book club pick, The Associated Press has learned.

Chancellor Angela Merkel says society can only be fair if there's equality among women and men everywhere and that much still needs to be done in Germany to achieve this goal

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A new report says more women in the poorest countries are using contraception, signifying progress in efforts to make women involved in family planning.

Fifty nations and over 150 tech companies are pledging to do more to fight criminal activity on the internet, including interference in elections and hate speech. But the United States, Russia and China are not among them.

New U.S. guidelines on exercise: Get kids active as young as 3 to avoid health problems later in life

A British couple with neo-Nazi views who named their son after Adolf Hitler have been convicted of membership in an outlawed far-right group

Bayern Munich were left bitter on Saturday after Borussia Dortmund fans celebrated with a beer shower of their own following Paco Alcacer's winner.

More than 200 items belonging to Frank and Barbara Sinatra ranging from movie scripts to jewelry are going up for auction

Authorities in Bangladesh have agreed to delay snap national elections by a week because of opposition demands for more time to prepare