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The May jobs report suggests the economy is stronger than it was nine months ago when the Fed launched its third round of monetary easing.

The SEC charged a Bangkok man with illegally profiting from insider trading worth $3 million.

French prosecutors have started probing UBS for its role in helping its French subsidiary provide offshore banking services to clients.

A South Korean paper said several shell companies used by North Koreans, possibly linked to the DPRK government, are tax havens.

Samsung lost $12 billion in market value after shares slid six percent, in its worst single plunge since August 2012.

U.S employers created more jobs than nearly all Wall Street analysts had expected, a key signal the economy is in recovery mode.

Brazil's sovereign debt may be downgraded in the next 2 years on concern about government spending and weak economic growth.

Micron Technology, Renren Inc, BT Group, CVS Caremark Corp and Yum! Brands prevailed in pre-market trading on Friday.

Are prosecutors in the U.S. and UK preparing to file criminal charges against former Barclays workers for their role in the Libor-fixing scandal?

Ahead of the release of the government's monthly nonfarm payroll data, U.S. stock futures point to a slightly lower open on Friday.

Asian stocks declined for a third straight day in volatile trade as investors remained ware of Friday's U.S. nonfarm payroll data.

LinkedIn, Facebook and Apple took the top three positions on Forbes’ annual list of America's 25 fastest-growing tech companies for 2013.

Sotheby's auction house said it sold a Persian rug from the 1600s to an anonymous bidder for a record price.

In response to unsustainable demand, the Indian government hiked gold import duties for the second time this year.

The insider trading trial of Mathew Martoma, a former hedge fund portfolio manager for SAC Capital Advisors, is set for November.

The euro zone's central bank held its key interest rate of 0.5 percent, much as investors and analysts had expected.

China’s food imports and agribusiness will jump over the next decade pressuring global business, resources and the environment, a report says.

Sodastream, Nomura, Transcept, Clovis Oncology, Radian and VMware prevailed in the pre-market trading on Thursday.

Microsoft, along with the FBI and other authorities, disrupted a cyber crime network that led to $500 million in losses to financial institutions.

U.S. stock futures edged higher on Thursday after falling steeply in the previous session.

Weaker than expected U.S. data and fears about the Fed's future policies sent Asian markets, on Thursday, to fresh lows in five months.

A new patent exchange trading rights to intellectual property sees its first major activity, in a $35 million offer of a Philips’ portfolio.

A new global survey indicates that Europe is picking up as a destination for corporate deals.

Greece is appealing to New York financiers for more investment, saying the worst is behind the euro zone nation.

Japanese investors tend to be pioneers in the global currency market, and they’ve been flocking to Mexico lately.

U.S. companies created 135,000 jobs last month, missing analysts' expectations, which ranged from 157,000 to 165,000.

Pluristem Therapeutics, Salesforce.com, Lloyds Banking and Delhaize Group prevailed in the pre-market trading on Wednesday.

U.S. stock futures point to a lower open on Wednesday as investors await a host of economic data.

Uncertainty about the future of the Fed’s monetary policy is hurting investor favorites in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.