By Matt Tracy WASHINGTON Economists and market strategists are anticipating further ripple effects globally from the Middle East

Germany’s ruling coalition approved a scaled-back plan to decriminalize personal use of cannabis in a first step toward

By Danilo Masoni and Lucy Raitano MILAN/LONDON Concerns over recession and sticky inflation will weigh on European shares

Bill Maher has changed his mind and isn't bringing back his HBO talk show amid the ongoing writer's strike.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will hold talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping as Pretoria considers switching the

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated his desire to hold on to policy flexibility by playing down

By Scott Murdoch and Lewis Jackson SYDNEY Proxy advisor CGI Glass Lewis on Thursday recommended Origin Energy shareholders

By Kevin Yao BEIJING China's economy likely grew 7.3% in the second quarter from a year earlier due

By Ziyi Tang and Ryan Woo BEIJING Local governments in China have sold record amounts of so-called special

US stock futures declined and the dollar traded in tight ranges versus major peers as investors weighed signs

PARIS KLM, Delta, United and scores of carriers have filed an appeal at the Dutch Supreme Court to

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Japanese carmaker Toyota will invest $328 million more in a plant in the central Mexican state of