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Japan’s Asahi Offers $3.5B For SABMiller’s Peroni And Grolsch Brands: Report

The Japanese brewing giant has reportedly offered to buy the two beer brands that SABMiller and AB InBev want to sell to address regulatory concerns.

HSBC Sued By Families Of US Citizens Killed By Mexican Drug Cartels After Money Laundering Probe

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, families of U.S. citizens killed by Mexican drug gangs alleged that the bank let cartels launder billions of dollars to operate their businesses.

US And India Consider Joint Patrols In South China Sea: US Official

The U.S. wants its regional allies and other Asian nations to take a more united stance against China over disputed islands in the area.

Anonymous-Linked Group Hacks Japan’s Financial Agencies’ Websites In Whaling Protest

A group reportedly affiliated to the collective Anonymous claimed the hack that suspended several websites early Wednesday.

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Stocks Extend Drop In Tokyo As Investors Boost Japan Bonds, Yen

Japan government bond yields turned negative on Tuesday, underscoring risk aversion, following drops in U.S. stocks.

Supreme Court Blocks Obama Carbon Emissions Plan

The brief order from the justices on Tuesday night said that the regulations would be on hold until the legal challenge from corporations and 27 states is completed.

Oil Prices: US Crude Drops Below $29 For A Third Time This Year As White House Proposes A $10.25 Per Barrel Fee

Meanwhile, the oil and gas industry is fuming over Obama’s proposal to charge oil companies a per-barrel fee.

Welfare In America: Most Low-Wage, Full-Time Workers Use Food Stamps, Housing Assistance, Analysis Shows

Tens of millions of Americans with full-time jobs are working for low hourly wages and cannot afford to cover the monthly basics, a new report confirms.

Russia’s Gazprom: Baltic Sea Gas Pipeline Controversy Set To Split EU Over Russia Policy — Again

European Union members are facing a controversy over the proposed construction of a natural gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea and the potential effects on the region.

Banks Eye More Cost Cuts Amid Global Growth Concerns

Banks in the U.S. are examining ways to cut expenses even more, as market turmoil have sent the sector’s shares down.

Tennessee Lifetime Hunting Ban Imposed On 2 Men Accused Of Poaching 40 Deer, Posting Mocking Photo

Officials said they found photos of the men mocking the animals they killed illegally.

Jamar Clark Update: Minnesota ACLU, NAACP Sue For Release Of Police Shooting Video Footage

Witnesses have said that Jamar Clark, who was black, was handcuffed when he was fatally shot by police in November.

US Intelligence Chief Warns Of ‘Homegrown’ Security Threat

In his annual assessment, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper warned that fast-moving cyber and technological advances could imperil the U.S.

Gap Inc (GPS) Stock Drops After Company Reports Big Fall In Old Navy Sales, As Banana Republic Continues To Struggle

The struggling apparel retailer is set to report its full-year and fourth-quarter results amid trouble at its important budget brand.

Fed Chair Janet Yellen To Address Congress Amid Market Turmoil And Economic Fears

All eyes will be on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen as she testifies to Congress beginning Wednesday over a monetary policy path clouded by financial disquiet.