Aditya Kondalamahanty

Despite last week's Paris climate deal, the two countries are set to add over 60 new coal-based power plants over the next 10 years.

Congressional leaders have agreed on a fiscal plan that would avoid a government shutdown and lift the 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports.

U.S. automobile brands in Europe registered strong gains in November as Volkswagen continued to suffer due to subdued demand after the diesel emissions scandal.

The proposed exchange would make French drugmaker Sanofi the market leader in the consumer healthcare division.

A Human Rights Watch report highlights the plight of children conscripted into a war fed by a power struggle in the the world's youngest country.

Housing prices, which surged at double-digit growth rates across major Australian cities in the last two years are set to cool off, according to a report by a property search firm.

The agreement ended months of speculation over the fate of the iconic Italian car designer, known for its work with Ferrari.

The British drugmaker has shown interest in Acerta's anti cancer treatments, particularly an experimental drug called Acalabrutinib.

The $70 billion deal cleared its final regulatory hurdle Monday after Chinese regulators approved the tie-up.

The move comes four months after activist investor Carl Icahn announced an 8 percent stake and placed two lieutenants on the company's board.

The U.N. has been negotiating for a year to get Libya's two rival governments and other parties to end their war and focus on curbing the influence of the Islamic State group.

Popularly known as the queens of North Korea's pop scene, the Moranbong Band gave no reason for the cancellation Saturday.

Salma bint Hizab al-Oteibi was elected Sunday to the council in Madrakah, an area in the city of Mecca, according to local media reports.

Authorities believe that a wiring malfunction could have caused the tragedy that killed at 21 people and injured nearly two dozen.

The landmark agreement was presented to delegates in Paris Saturday after negotiators worked overtime to iron out differences.

The outspoken prince called on the Republican presidential hopeful to withdraw from the race after his anti-Muslim comments this week.

The country’s industrial production, retail sales and new-loans growth surpassed analysts' expectations in November.

The deal, likely to be signed next week, comes months after GE sold its financial businesses in New Zealand, Australia and the U.S. in a drive to become a "simpler" industrial business.

The combined company, to be named DowDuPont, will eventually be split into three independent, publicly traded companies.

CFO David Herzog was one of four executives to announce an exit Thursday amid mounting pressure from activist investors to streamline operations.

The ruling coalition was close to a deal to exempt food items from a tax hike, leaving the government scrambling to cover the resultant revenue deficit.

The fast food giant offered investors $6.2 billion in special dividends and buybacks, a move that S&P said would require the company to take on higher debt.

The EU extended restrictions placed in 2013 on Chinese solar panel manufacturers due to complaints of "dumping" by local companies.

Global M&A activity rose as companies looked for tax havens and took advantage of cheap interest rates, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing a research report.

Beijing issued its second smog warning in less than a week as city dwellers expressed frustration over government inaction.

The Turkish president vowed not to be affected by pressure from Russian sanctions after Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet in November.

America's largest Spanish broadcaster filed its formal reply to the Republican presidential candidate's lawsuit, asking the court to dismiss the case.

The French foreign minister's remarks contrast with those of many Western leaders, who say the president must step down as part of any resolution of the Syrian conflict.

Buoyed by films like the China-connected "Furious 7" and "Monster Hunt," annual movie-ticket sales in the country for the first time have crossed the $6 billion mark this year.