South Korea bans thousands of BMWs

UK parliament crash: Man arrested on suspicion of terrorist offenses

Home Depot's second quarter comparable sales beat estimates

Home Depot Inc's second-quarter comparable-store sales beat Wall Street forecasts on Tuesday, boosted by a rebound in demand for seasonal merchandise.

'Harry Potter' fans are totally blown away by this illustrator's black Hermione fan art

An illustrator's fan art of Hermione Granger has stunned Harry Potter fans. SEE ALSO: Beyonc fans are going wild for this artist's paintings of her Vogue cover shoot Sophia Canning posted an illustration of Hermione as a woman of colour, which took her about three or four hours to draw. A quick Hermione, living her best life pic.twitter.com/I7hTUja1Jx Sophia (@peaceofseoul) August 12, 2018 Notice how Hermione's wearing a SPEW badge that's Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare, for those unfamiliar. Illustrators and Harry Potter fans alike were amazed by Canning's beautiful piece. Read more...More about Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Culture, and Harry Potter

Ariana Grande and James Corden gave 'Titanic' a new soundtrack and it was amazing

If there were to be a remake of Titanic and you had to recast the roles of Rose and Jack, who would you choose? SEE ALSO: Ariana Grande's 'God Is A Woman' is the empowering anthem the world needs After watching this Titanic soundtrack sketch from The Late Late Show your choice may just be Ariana Grande as the new Kate Winslet and James Corden as Leonardo DiCaprio. The two performed an amazing five minute recap of the 1997 James Cameron classic, with an impressive set list of songs varying from Pitbull ft. Ke$ha's "Timber" to One Direction's "Steal My Girl." The ship's collision with an iceberg is set to "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice, and the whole thing ends with an emotional rendition of "My Heart Will Go On." Read more...More about Titanic, James Corden, Ariana Grande, Entertainment, and Music

San Francisco has no idea what to do about 'goofball' e-scooters, email records show

San Francisco has been scooter-less for months. Other cities, meanwhile, have slowly been filling with electric scooters. But earlier this year, San Francisco cracked down on three companies Bird, Lime, and Spin that had been renting e-scooters to riders without any go-ahead from the city. After an initial period of letting them ride wild, the city decided the scooters had to be regulated, and a permit process implemented. Until that happens, all scooter-shares were banned. That was June. It's now August. The permitting is taking forever. And San Francisco transit officials seem way over their heads. Read more...More about San Francisco, Public Records, E Scooter, Tech, and Transportation

Novartis recruits new compliance head from Siemens after ethics stumbles

Novartis has recruited a new chief ethics officer from Siemens after costly bribery scandals and a disputed $1.2 million contract with President Donald Trump's former lawyer that the Swiss drugmaker now calls a mistake.

DAMAC Properties 'holds its nerve' amid Dubai real estate slump: CFO

Dubai's DAMAC Properties , owner and operator of the only Trump-branded golf club in the Middle East, is confident of its financial position despite registering its worst quarter in terms of booked sales since the company went public five years ago, its chief financial officer said.