Filming for the much-awaited sequel to begin next year

Chen is accused of violating the International Emergency Economic Powers Act

The company could pay drivers back $45 million

'Russians tried to recruit Americans during the presidential campaign to work for Moscow'

Italian pledges to continue with Chelsea “in the best way”

The British star actor dies of cancer in Switzerland

New budget proposal would convert some foreign military grants to loans

The Chinese network-to-consumer-electronics builder increased its market share to 9 per cent

A previous patent license contract between the companies expired last year, and both sides took legal action

At least 22 people were killed in a suicide bombing at a pop concert on Monday