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India’s fourth-biggest generics maker Cipla Ltd. has agreed to buy two U.S.-based generics companies for a total of $550 million. The acquisition is expected to help the company expand in the world’s largest pharmaceuticals market.

A new home for a museum that highlights more than 150 years of Nebraska's Masonic history is scheduled to open this weekend.

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INDIANAPOLIS - When it comes to combating childhood obesity, teaching kids about proper nutrition and exercise is only one part of the equation.

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Take care of your emoji, and your emoji will take care of you.

The post Adopting Emoji Is Like Adopting Internet Highways appeared first on WIRED.

World 400m champion Wayde van Niekerk was unable to summon one more superhuman effort to capture the 2015 Diamond Race title at Zurich's Letzigrund Stadium.

A select few superfans have been able to make a career out of creating costumes of their favourite fictional characters. But it's a long and indirect road to becoming a cosplay superstar.

Stephen Harper wants Canadians to see the big picture, the one beyond the photo of Alan Kurdi’s little, lifeless body face-down on a beach in Turkey.

A photograph of a drowned Syrian boy face down in muck after his body washed ashore in Turkey has captured the hearts of people worldwide, and refocused attention on the international refugee crisis. Here are six other iconic images that have an an impact through history.

Oil is dead, housing is in a bubble and markets are tanking. Is that really the book on Canada? Not even close. The country's economy has much more to hang on to than meets the eye.

If you’re looking for a house in sought-after Toronto or Vancouver neighbourhoods, brace yourself. Even with $1 million, you might end up with a dilapidated home in desperate need of major repairs, or even a tear-down.

The picture of a Syrian boy whose body washed up on a Turkish beach has heightened attention to Canada's own contribution to accepting refugees from that war-torn area and other troubled regions.

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has been released from hospital after being treated for a persistent infection.

When Marsha Kelly saw an ad in her local newspaper for a free back brace that helps seniors "reclaim their youth," she decided to call the 800 number.

A family-run motor dealership has sold an electrical superstore to a retailer.

What has been banned from Leeds Castle? And what fell from a plane over Kent this week?

The government owns art worth at least £3.5bn, but only a tiny fraction is on display, a pressure group claims.

A campaign set up by children's author Patrick Ness to raise funds for Syrian refugees raises more than £150,000 in 24 hours.

Hilton Lobberts is one of the saddest cases in rugby, and one of the biggest examples of how the current system has failed talented players.

A TERRORIST sympathiser who smashed a CCTV camera while drunk has been caught using the footage from the camera he damaged.

A few hundred among hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees are camped out in a Brussels park.

Prime minister says Europe can learn from Australia’s hardline stance

Rhodes Food Group, which has been on a buying spree, has had its latest bid approved by the Competition Commission.

The taxi in which killed 16 people died when it crashed into a train at Shaka’s Head, was riddled with mechanical faults.