BUSINESS

"It is not the kind of economy in which you can make a mistake," Bank of England Gov. Mark Carney told meeting attendees in Peru.

The suit had accused Citi of engaging in "red lining," or restricting credit in minority neighborhoods, and "reverse red lining," or targeting minorities for high-cost loans.

Whether the company put more money on the table or if the same amount of spending in the previous agreement was reshaped was unclear.

Pimco managing directors were "driven by a lust for power, greed, and a desire to improve their own financial position and reputation," Bill Gross asserted.

The new data provides a positive contrast with the most recent Labor Department employment report, which showed a slowdown in hiring.

Lyft is forging new partnerships with several companies to support its drivers and compete with Uber.

Why does Hillary Clinton now oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership? Perhaps because it is loathed by unions, whose get-out-the-vote operations can swing primary elections.

Millennials concerned about profiting from environmental havoc or sweatshop labor have many alternative retirement savings options.

Plagued with problems almost since day one, the "ultimate fighter jet" will sling lethal, unmanned drones at enemy targets.

News hit investors Thursday that Credit Suisse was seeking extra risk-absorbing capital, a day after Deutsche Bank announced massive writedowns.

The country's smartphone boom is bringing millions to the Internet in cities and towns. Can the country connect the next billion, who largely live in villages?

The Texas city has become the latest local governmental entity to sue the German auto-maker over software trickery that faked road-test emissions for millions of diesel cars.

Volkswagen's U.S. boss admitted Thursday that most of the emissions-cheating cars need hardware repairs, not just software patches.

Scientists warned Thursday that climate change and weather patterns could cause another global coral bleaching with huge negative consequences.

Federal Reserve officials delayed an interest rate increase in September because of growing risks to their outlook for economic growth.

Company leaders attributed the forecast to “relatively low recognition” of Uniqlo's brand in the U.S. and continuous losses at its American stores.

Companies looking to hire more graduates are driven by higher employee turnover and more baby boomers retiring.

A California lending company, founded by three ex-Googlers, is trying to help borrowers in their 20s and 30s secure more affordable loans, but their methods are under scrutiny.

The Canadian Department of Defense said hacking a truck is a concern because driver safety is at risk.

After being in hiatus from the music scene, Aguilera returns to The Voice Season 10 together with other judges.

Asian and European stocks traded mostly lower though Chinese stocks surged in a post-holiday catch-up session, while U.S. stock futures pointed to a weak opening.

The agreement, details of which have not been made public, aims to avert a possible strike action by the union's approximately 40,000 members working for the company.

Chinese stocks rebounded, taking heart from the slowing pace of the fall in reserves, as investors returned to the markets after a week-long break.

Michael Horn, who said he was made aware of “possible emissions non-compliance” in early 2014, will testify before a Congressional committee Thursday.

Southeast Asia's largest economy is struggling as demand for commodities is damped by China's slowdown.

Chinese stock markets, hit by wild swings in recent months due to growth and policy worries, were set to reopen after being shut since late September.

Their report was produced in response to a British government request for an evidence-based report to inform future policy decisions.

Closure of the deal is subject to approval from a majority of shareholders of Journal Media Group and antitrust regulatory clearance.

The layoffs would affect 11.6 percent of Monsanto's regular workforce, according to the company.