The British banking giant reported a 2 percent drop in full-year profit and announced that it would gradually reduce its 62.3 percent stake in Barclays Africa Group Ltd.
As global companies and funds seek to expand in the fast-growing region, the acquisition of startups is expected to rise to 250 a year by 2020, according to a report.
A federal jury in Manhattan found former Euro Pacific Capital brokers Daryl Payton and Benjamin Durant liable for engaging in insider trading.
Matthias Müller said he is confident of an agreement with U.S. regulators on a fix for diesel cars, vehicle buybacks and fines over its emissions scandal.
China cut bank reserve requirements for the fifth time in a year, injecting cash into the economy but also raising concerns about bubbles and “zombie” companies.
Energy and healthcare shares lost ground Monday as the S&P 500 fell below its 50-day moving average.
Freelancers have little ability to seek recourse from the contractors who stiff them. That may soon change in New York City.
Beijing just made it easier for Chinese banks to lend money, a step it hopes will juice the economy without encouraging capital flight.
A miserable month for Valeant Pharmaceuticals just got worse, as investors learned that the company is facing a previously undisclosed securities investigation.
However, recent strong data on consumer spending and durable goods orders have supported the view that the economy is regaining momentum.
At some of the largest financial firms in the country, more than 15 percent of retirement advisers have been cited for misconduct, a new study has found.
The state-owned Mexican energy giant said it lost $9.3 billion in the fourth quarter last year as oil prices plunged and output declined.
The Microsoft co-founder expects the number of so-called unicorns in Silicon Valley to decline in the next two years.
Energy companies proposed or received approval to build 44 petrochemical projects last year, a report published Monday has found.
The agreement would resolve a messy, 15-year-old legal battle with the South American nation and global hedge funds.
After striking a supply deal with Morrisons, Britain’s fourth biggest supermarket, the online retailer could potentially ramp up competition in the sector.
The outlook, however, remains far from assured given global market jitters and weakening demand both at home and abroad.
The Chinese utility group agreed to buy at least a quarter of the technology company.
Under a licensing agreement, the world’s biggest coffee-shop chain will see its first cafe in Italy open in Milan.
The first signs of a strengthening market outlook have appeared after a 20-month rout that saw prices fall by 70 percent, analysts said.
Automaker Nissan announced a plan Friday to buy back almost 7 percent of its stock, which had fallen 24 percent this year.
Michael Pearson ended a two-month absence from a drug company scrambling to correct financial disclosure errors.
The bank announced that it had been subpoenaed over potential ties to alleged bribery and money laundering in world soccer.
Daimler said the request came in response to a class-action suit pertaining to its luxury car brand.
Government ministers have reportedly approached U.S. corporations in a bid to replace Saudi Arabia's battered oil revenue with American investment.
The bank reportedly dismissed its chief U.S. Treasuries trader after a disagreement over compliance measures.
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About 26 percent of all days at Disneyland will feature peak prices of $119, a representative of the theme park says.
Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA) is on the hook for $5.2 billion in payments to bondholders in 2016.
“The babies being born in America today are the luckiest crop in history,” Berkshire Hathaway Inc. CEO Warren Buffett says, in spite of all the negativity spewed by White House hopefuls.
