An index of Chinese consumer sentiment gave its highest reading since May 2014, even as concerns mount worldwide over China's slowing economy.
China, in an attempt to boost its sagging car market, halved a purchase tax on small engine vehicles.
As demand from China and Brazil slumps, the WTO projects global trade will underwhelm in the latter half of 2015.
Uncertainty regarding a possible U.S. Federal Reserve interest-rate hike exacerbated volatility in what's typically the worst month of the year for equities.
A number of the biggest donors to Jeb Bush’s campaign and to his super political action committee, Right to Rise, would benefit significantly from his proposed energy plan.
The Donald has drawn huge crowds, but only about 3,000 people are expected at Keene High School in Keene, New Hampshire.
The ride-sharing service's UberPop option was banned in France, and the company has faced hostile protests from French cab drivers.
Asian stock markets, buffeted by economic weakness in China and slumping commodity prices, are set to see one of their worst quarters since the financial crisis.
Media accusations of a lack of patriotism for selling Chinese assets have alarmed investors, but Li Ka-shing says he is just restructuring his business.
The new SUV features a button on the dashboard to protect you from bacteria, viruses and pollution.
U.S. Air Force and company officials had no immediate comment on how many rocket launches would be covered by the deal.
"Global equities are closing in on their worst quarter since 2011, with a number of factors fueling fears in an already jittery market," strategists at Barclays wrote.
"We need to change the way we're viewed by the public," said Michael Hayden, global head of research and development at Teva.
An apparent discrepancy in data supplied to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration was "a significant failure," an NHTSA official said.
Despite dour pronouncements from some politicians, the U.S. remained the third most competitive economy in the world, the World Economic Forum said.
U.S. stocks closed mildly higher Tuesday after seesawing most of the day as investors weighed uncertainties surrounding the global economy.
Amid growing concern over default rates on student debt, federal officials are considering new regulations to protect borrowers.
Asians have fared best in the housing market among U.S. racial minority groups, according to a recent study of mortgage data.
As the possibility of a government shutdown lingers, investors are questioning whether financial markets would take a major hit.
A new analysis of Paxil reveals there was a greater risk to teens of severe side effects from the antidepressant — including suicidal thoughts and self-harm.
After three delays, the California company is ready to release its highly anticipated vehicle and its falcon doors into the wild.
Bush unveils his energy plan Tuesday, but many Republicans consider him suspiciously "green."
U.S. stocks wavered Tuesday, a day after the Dow plunged 300 points. Investors are weighing a looming government shutdown and uncertainties surrounding the global economy.
A Moroccan news outlet said the store opening was blocked because of Sweden's plans to recognize Western Saharan independence.
In addition to China’s economic slowdown, Goldman Sachs also cited declining global oil prices for the downward projection in its revised prediction.
Alibaba now has a foothold in India's promising online commerce market, where Amazon, Snapdeal and Flipkart are battling for dominance.
Find out where you can snag a free, or heavily discounted, cup of coffee on National Coffee Day 2015. The celebration kicks off Tuesday.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index led the market rout in Asia, dropping to an eight-month low and closing down 4.1 percent.
American dairy farmers find there's no hiding from the global free market once you embrace it.
The European digital publisher will make the acquisition as part of its effort to expand its English-language offerings.
