Eurozone Inflation Refuses To Rise Despite ECB Stimulus
Stimulus measures have had little effect on the bloc's near-zero inflation rate as crude oil has hit its lowest annual average price in 11 years.
Asian Markets Down Again On China Worries, Europe Follows Suit
Disappointing eurozone inflation data helped keep European markets in the red while U.S. markets seemed set for a subdued start.
Australian Electronics Chain Dick Smith Runs Out Of Cash, Looks For Buyers
The electronics retailer, struggling with failed promotions and tepid December sales, failed to obtain support from its lenders.
Google-Backed Startup Editas Medicine Becomes First Gene Editing Company To File For IPO
The company uses a gene-editing technique called Crispr which lets genomic researchers snip and edit a wide variety of genomes to correct glitches or insert new code.
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China Market Fixes Face Test Day After Trading Halt
Monday's collapse raised fresh doubts about regulators' capacity to wind back trading restrictions implemented after a summer crash.
Dalian Wanda Taking Stake In Legendary Entertainment
The Chinese company's deal for majority control of the U.S. film studio is worth as much as $4 billion, a source says.
Asian Stocks Open Mixed After China Manufacturing, Share Slump Roiled Global Markets
Shares initially fell Tuesday after U.S. stock markets had their worst opening day since 2008.
General Motors Appoints CEO Mary Barra Chairman
The automaker's leader has delivered strong financial results, quelled a shareholder uprising and navigated through a recall scandal.
US Gun Stocks Rally Amid Global Sell-Off As Obama Prepares Gun Control Action
Shares of Smith & Wesson and Ruger surge as traders bet gun-control talk will prompt more weapon sales.
VW Emissions Scandal: US Files Civil Suit Against Volkswagen For Allegedly Violating The Clean Air Act
The German automaker faces billions in federal penalties, and criminal charges against executives could still be filed.
US Manufacturing Activity Slumps, Construction Spending Falls
Construction spending fell in November for the first time in nearly one and a half years.
Detroit Auto Show 2016: From Buick’s Chinese Envision To Honda’s New Ridgeline Truck, Some Unveilings And Why They Matter
The display next week will include a handful of important new vehicles hitting showrooms over the coming year.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops Nearly 400 Points In Global Sell-Off
The Dow Jones dropped more than 300 points as concerns over a slowdown in China's economic growth hammered shares globally.
Saudi Arabia-Iran Tensions: Oil Rises Amid Diplomatic Fallout Over Shiite Cleric's Execution
There were concerns that renewed tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran could affect the oil market.
Fiat Shares Tumble As Company Ends 30-Year Control Of Ferrari
The company gave up its 80 percent stake in the high-end sports-car maker Sunday.
Samsung Sees Tough Year Ahead As Competition Heats Up
The world’s largest smartphone maker said it expects to face increased competition this year.
Global Stock Markets Begin New Year On A Jittery Note As Weak Chinese Data Worry Investors
On 2016’s first trading day, stocks worldwide were dragged sharply lower by fresh evidence of a Chinese slowdown and Mideast tensions.
Singapore’s Economic Growth Trumps Industry Expectations In Fourth Quarter
The city-state’s GDP grew at its slowest pace in the past six years as China — Singapore’s largest export destination — faced an economic slump.
China's Stock Markets Suspend Trading After 7% Fall Following Negative Manufacturing Data
The circuit-breaker mechanism came into action on its first day after shares fell 7 percent following weak manufacturing data.
Takata Recall: Honda Says No Fresh Lending For Japanese Airbag Maker
The component maker's faulty airbags have been at the center of one of the largest and most complex recalls in automotive history.
Global ETF Industry Grabs Record Cash In 2015: BlackRock
Fund-manager BlackRock said the global ETF industry surpassed the previous annual mark set in 2014.
Asian Stocks Open Mixed After Saudi-Iran Hostility Raises Mideast Fears
Oil rose 3 percent amid speculation the tension between the two producing countries could affect supply.
Panama Canal Expansion To Be Complete By May, Panama’s President Juan Carlos Varela Says
Already behind schedule, the $5.25 billion project would enable nearly tripling the size of the ships that could traverse the canal.
Fed's New Rate-Hike Tools Passed Key Test, Vice Chairman Fischer Says
Stanley Fischer said concern "has eased" after the Federal Reserve tightened monetary policy in December.
Tesla Posts Record Deliveries To Close 2015, Ships 208 Model X SUVs
The electric-car maker set a quarterly mark and reached its forecast of 50,000 deliveries for the year.
Big Oil And Gas Companies To Cut Investment Again In 2016
Global investments by oil and gas producers are expected to fall to $595 billion in 2016, their lowest level in six years, according to one forecast.
Violence In Israel Continues With Shooting At West Bank Holy Site
The shooting occurred as the Israeli army conducted a training mission near the Cave of the Patriarchs.
Indonesia Misses GDP Target For 2015; Deficit Hits 25-Year High
Indonesia also recorded its largest budget deficit in 25 years due to lower tax collections and falling commodity prices, reports said.
Shire In Advanced Talks To Acquire Baxalta For $32B: Report
If the much sought-after deal succeeds, the combined company is expected to generate $20 billion in sales by 2020.
Dubai High-Rise Blaze Fuels Questions About Gulf Skyscraper Design
The New Year’s Eve conflagration at the 63-story Address Downtown Dubai hotel was the emirate’s third high-rise fire in three years.
Oil Prices Expected To Stay Low In 2016 After Plunging In 2015: BP Chief Executive
BP CEO Bob Dudley says the bottom in oil prices could be reached in the first quarter, good news for consumers, bad news for producers.
US Gulf Oil Spill Nearly Killed BP, Chief Bob Dudley Says
The 2010 incident, one of the worst environmental disasters in the U.S., shook the company “to its core,” BP CEO Bob Dudley told BBC's Radio 4 Friday.
China’s ‘Silicon Valley’ Shenzhen Topples Beijing, Shanghai As Most Expensive Housing Market
Data indicates that Shenzhen overtook China’s two largest cities from June, with property prices at more than twice the national average.
In Amended Lawsuit, NY Asks Fantasy Sports Sites To Refund Money
An amended lawsuit also asks that DraftKings and FanDuel provide data on all the money they collected from New York consumers.
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