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Capitol Hill negotiators Thursday officially unveiled hard-fought compromise legislation to prevent 160 million workers from getting slapped with a payroll tax hike, but it ran […]

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On a normal day, 4 billion shares of stock change hands on the New York Stock Exchange. One in 10 belongs to a single company. […]

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German exports fell four times more than economists forecast in December as the sovereign debt crisis damped growth across the euro region.
Exports slumped 4.3 […]

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The U.S. jobless rate unexpectedly fell in January to the lowest in three years as payrolls climbed more than forecast, casting doubt on the Federal […]

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Hungarian Premier Viktor Orban pledging to yield in a row with the European Union helped the central bank leave the European Union

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Hopes that Greece will eventually reach a deal with private creditors on lowering its debt supported markets on Monday, as investors looked past delays in […]

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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi says his strategy for battling Europe

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Retailers are starting to pay the price for a discounting binge that was deeper and longer than ever — especially stores that cater to middle-income […]

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Brazilian investment bankers defecting to competitors won pay increases of as much as 25 percent in 2011 amid a shortage of experienced executives in Latin […]

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The Philippines pledged to speed up a proposed offering of infrastructure projects to investors as President Benigno Aquino seeks investments to shield the economy from […]

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