Google, pharmaceutical companies and electric utilities are among the top 10 lobbying companies and groups so far in 2015.
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said that governments need to build smart, environmentally responsible cities.
The St. Louis coal miner cited softening Chinese demand and falling coal prices for the decline in first-quarter revenues.
The German bank pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a record settlement over charges of manipulating the global interest rate benchmark.
A young work force in India has less time to relax at home, but plenty of money for a cappuccino at the McDonald's McCafe counter.
The German automaker is accused of pressurizing dealers in China to set minimum sales prices on some of its cars.
Navinder Singh Sarao is accused of using an automated program to "spoof" markets by generating large sell orders that pushed down prices.
The biotech firm gave no value for the stock offering, but local reports said the company could raise as much as $95 million.
The plane was carrying 75 passengers, including two children, and reportedly descended rapidly for several thousand feet.
The Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) bill would allow the president to "fast track" trade deals through Congress.
After a brief rebound in February, the index has now been back in negative territory for two consecutive months.
Deutsche, Germany's largest lender, is among the last major banks to come to terms with authorities in the case.
The recommendation suggests the FCC does not believe the proposed deal is in the public interest.
Tesla Motors is considering a shareholder call to stop the use of animal products in its vehicles.
After the closing bell Wednesday, e-commerce giant eBay turned in quarterly results, along with Facebook, Qualcomm and AT&T.
Obama was in the Florida Everglades on Earth Day to warn about the dangers of sea level rise and other climate effects.
The group set to buy the NBA's Atlanta Hawks is headed by billionaire financier Tony Ressler.
Starbuck is expanding in China and rolling out home delivery and wine-bar evening service.
The tech-heavy index came within 13 points of its all-time closing high last seen during the dotcom bubble in 2000.
"Operation Mummy’s Curse," a crackdown on cultural crimes, was aimed at stopping smugglers of artifacts from war-torn countries.
Questions over airline cybersecurity were raised when a researcher tweeted about lax protection.
The prescription medicine, administered by injection, is priced at more than $1,000 per month.
This is the pinnacle week for earnings season for the S&P 500, with major tech companies among those reporting quarterly results.
Amid a probe of New Jersey pension fees, documents show that millions more went to the firm of the governor's chief fundraiser.
Wall Street lost $1 trillion in just minutes one day in 2010. Why did it take five years to nab the trader believed to be responsible?
Ray-Ban asked that Paul's campaign stop selling its Wayfarer sunglasses tagged with the politician's logo.
University of Chicago economist Owen Zidar finds that tax cuts can create jobs -- but it depends on who gets the cuts.
Shares of the payments company rallied 7 percent Wednesday after China announced it will open its market for clearing domestic bank card transactions.
Tesla Motors ended speculation it will announce a motorcycle next week. What it has in store is storage.
The state confirmed what scientists have said for years: The disposal of oil and gas wastewater is largely to blame.
