The daughter of film director Martin Scorsese has filed a lawsuit claiming an online video company cut her out of profits from her directorial debut.

Withdrawal of thousands of guerrilla fighters from Turkey will begin on May 8.

Finnish metals group Outokumpu Oyj says it will slash 2,500 jobs worldwide in the next four years to cut costs by 350 million euros ($455 million) and improve profitability as stainless steel demand continues to fall.

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Shaun the Sheep's debut big-screen adventure is set for spring 2015, with Aardman Animations teaming up with StudioCanal on the production.

Police are urging people from a small town in Belgium to return tens of thousands of euros in cash that were thrown out of a speeding car by thieves attempting to make a getaway.

Iraqi police say 31 militants, 10 police have been killed in clashes since late Wednesday.

Health officials in Somalia are rolling out a new five-in-one vaccine for children that they say will save thousands of lives.

Red-carpet arrivals of celebrities such as Beyonce and Rooney Mara at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Benefit in New York City will be streamed live on Vogue.com.

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Hyundai Motor Co. said Thursday its first quarter net profit fell 15 percent as a labor dispute slowed car production in South Korea.

The Danish government has proposed emergency legislation aiming to put an end to a lockout of some 52,000 teachers that has shut schools throughout the country for the past four weeks.

The Philippine military on Thursday disputed a newspaper report that its naval and coast guard forces killed 35 gunmen to stop them from entering the Malaysian state of Sabah.

The price of oil continued to climb Thursday, a day after its biggest gain in five months, as recent glum data from the U.S. and Germany boosted expectations of central bank action to shore up the global economic recovery.

A top European Central Bank official warned Thursday that another interest rate cut might not be much help for eurozone countries in recession - because already low rates are not getting through to businesses and consumers.

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With deep cracks visible in the walls, police had ordered a Bangladesh garment building evacuated the day before its deadly collapse, but the factories flouted the order and kept more than 2,000 people working, officials said Thursday. At least 194 people died when a huge section of the eight-story building splintered into a pile of concrete.

Election watchdog Golos becomes the first non-governmental organisation (NGO) to be fined in Russia under a controversial new law.

Analysis of placentas can reveal whether a newborn is at high risk of autism.

The punks, anti-establishment rebels that they were, still had a uniform of sorts.