• Pakistan Factory Collapses, Killing At Least 18, Scores Trapped

  At least 18 people were killed and up to 150 trapped on Wednesday when a factory collapsed near the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore, officials said, adding to a number of industrial disasters to hit the South Asian nation.

  

• Bad Mood? Sleep Interruptions May Be To Blame, Finds New Study

  People who wake up several times during the night may be in a worse mood come morning than those who get the same amount of sleep over a shorter time - but without interruptions - a small U.S. study suggests.

  

• Federal Reserve Hike 'Very Dependent' on Incoming Data: Brainard

  The U.S. economy is gaining some strength but a stronger dollar has already tightened financial conditions and the Federal Reserve's first rate hike in nearly a decade will depend on incoming data, Fed Governor Lael Brainard said on Wednesday.

  

• Rough Seas Force New Refugee Routes, More Children On Move: UNICEF

  More children are joining the ranks of refugees streaming into Europe, with some families taking a new route from Turkey to Bulgaria to avoid crossing rough seas to Greece as winter sets in, the United Nations said on Wednesday.

  

• What Does It Mean To Be A Success? The Humbling First Jobs of Four Entrepreneurs Who Changed The World

  In the days of railroad barons and oil tycoons, it might have meant amassing the most cash possible. These days, the idea of true success has shifted toward the "social entrepreneur" - those who can create thriving enterprises while bringing about positive social change.