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A European Union-U.S. free-trade agreement could be one factor in G-20 growth between now and then.

Soros pulled out of Herbalife, which is beset on all sides by federal and state investigations.

Out of the 25 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, Minneapolis was named the most affordable city in 2014, while San Francisco came in last.

After raising more than $300 million for its IPO, Virgin America is now worth $1 billion.

Economists expect cheaper gas prices will likely put more money back into U.S. consumers’ pockets heading into the holiday shopping season.

The FSB has already finalized tougher standards for financial derivatives like credit default swaps.

The probe is one of four into so-called sweetheart deals which the Commission said may give the companies an unfair advantage.

RBS said in May it will eliminate hundreds of jobs in the United States over the course of two years.

Stagnant wage growth continues to weigh on U.S. consumers, with home ownership still unaffordable for most Americans.

The U.S. Treasury said on Thursday that cutting off the Islamic State’s revenue sources won’t be simple.

The U.S. Commerce Department's top lawyer donated to Chicago's mayor while his financial firm was managing Chicago pension money.

What's the difference between graduating from college in New Mexico and New Hampshire? About $14,000.

Apple shares surged on Thursday to $113.20, setting a new all-time high to become the most valuable company in the world.

Investors shook off mixed data out of Asia and Europe Thursday to cheer on strong results from retail giant Wal-Mart.

The talks with Hasbro come more than a month after discussions with Japan's Softbank fell apart.

Dudley was speaking at a luncheon hosted by the United Arab Emirates central bank in Abu Dhabi.

Goldman's partnership, which inducts new members every two years, has been evolving since the financial crisis.

The department store chain is in the final phase of a turnaround effort.

It’s the latest case pitting victims of terrorist attacks against financial institutions under the U.S. Anti-terrorism Act.

Dow Chemical Co., the No. 1 U.S. chemical maker by sales, increased its dividend and said it would buy back shares worth $5 billion, more than doubling its share repurchase program.

The fines were imposed after a year-long investigation into allegations of rigging of forex markets between 2008 and 2013.

Chan said the 80,000 daily yuan remittance quota across borders for Hong Kong residents remains due to mainland regulations.

The 2012 computer systems fiasco cost Ulster Bank 59 million euros ($74 million) in compensation.

It would be the first settlement over allegations of misconduct in the $5.3 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market.

The Canadian Energy Research Institute estimates the increased investment will boost provincial employment by 75 percent.

The animal-health sector has been active in the recent mergers-and-acquisitions boom

The lawsuit accuses the banks of violating sanctions imposed on Iran by disguising financial transactions to facilitate fund transfers.

Most Russian gold is sold to domestic banks, which can then sell the metal on to either the central bank or to foreign banks.

A Chinese holiday celebrating bachelorhood became bigger than Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and is ready for the world stage.