ECONOMY & MARKETS

Asian markets moved sharply in either direction Friday as global markets come to grips with a post-QE world in the foreseeable future.

Protests in Brazil swelled to more than 1 million people amid panic in the country's financial markets and a nose-diving currency.

Dunkin' Donuts is on a health kick with the announcement that it would begin selling gluten-free pastries later this year.

Deutsche Bank economists argue that bond yields correlate strongly with GDP growth rates.

Over 9.000 mainland Chinese have taken Gambian citizenship in order to live tax-free in Hong Kong.

U.S., German and French stocks fell, on average, about 2.5%, as investors fled the markets on fears the Fed will turn off the money spigot.

Markit's latest report on orders, purchases and deliveries suggests a solid rebound, after data showed a 7-month low in May.

Ahead of the Fed's ending its easy money policies, investors are pulling funds out of emerging Asian markets, revealing weaknesses.

The median price of U.S. homes increased in May at a double-digit rate compared to a year ago.

U.S. stock index futures point to a lower open on Thursday weighed down by weak Chinese data, and concerns about the Fed's bond-buying program.

Euro zone PMI data on Thursday hinted at an easing of the downturn despite signs the economy contracted for a seventh consecutive quarter.

President Obama is all set to announce a set of climate change reforms as early as next week.

The cut, while painful for many Indonesians, may be necessary for a more stable economy in the future.

Rescue operations are struggling to reach villages inundated after days of heavy rains in the mountain state of Uttarakhand in northern India.

Asian markets fell sharply on Thursday as the FOMC signaled an end to monthly bond-buying on Wednesday and on weak China factory output data.

The rupee fell to a new low against the dollar after the FOMC suggested the Fed pull back on its bond-buying program.

A World Bank report predicting the impacts of global temperature rises paints a bleak picture for the world's poorest communities.

This is how influential the chairman of the Federal Reserve is.

U.S. Treasury yields registered their biggest increase in 30 months -- on sentiment that high unemployment will fall sooner than expected.

Sen. Marco Rubio and anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist call the CBO's score of the immigration reform bill evidence it's an economic winner.

The CBO report forecasts that the creation of millions of new taxpayers each year would outweigh the increased assimilation costs.

India will auction $7.15 billion in unused government debt quotas to foreign investors on June 20.

U.S. stock index futures edge higher ahead of the outcome of the Federal Open Market Committee's two-day meeting, which began Tuesday.

The UAE is funding clean energy, but eight new wind turbines in the Seychelles can’t stop the water from rising.

The SAFE Act is also known, would allow state and local officials to enforce federal immigration laws.

The G-8 summit in Northern Ireland concluded on Tuesday with leaders split on the Syria issue.

Business sentiment among Asia’s top companies showed improvement in the second quarter despite weak global prospects, a report showed.

Full text of the final communiqué issued by leaders of the G-8 nations on Tuesday.

The U.N.'s global fish price index has jumped 15 percent in May compared to a year ago.