Aditya Kondalamahanty

The central bank heads urged eurozone countries to transfer “sovereignty and powers to the European level.­” Last year, French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron, above, called for full fiscal integration in the EU.

In 2008, the former U.S. president made headlines for defending his wife, Hillary Clinton, and launching a strong attack against Barack Obama.

The German automaker’s decision to delay key investor events for four to eight weeks underscores the extent of damage caused by the diesel emissions scandal.

Millions of revelers partied across the country on the first day of Brazil's annual carnival as health officials distributed leaflets alerting partygoers about Zika.

CEO Jack Dorsey took to Twitter to assure users that Twitter's real-time heart would be preserved.

EU officials said Turkey had a moral and legal duty to help Syrian refugees streaming into its territory to escape fighting in their home towns.

The drop in January was just slightly lower than the fall of $107.9 billion in December, the biggest on record.

An earthquake ripped through the southwestern Taiwanese city of Tainan — a hub for some of the world’s biggest electronics companies and chip makers.

Singapore Airlines, in January, made a higher bid than its earlier offer for taking over Tiger Air but said it did not intend to improve its offer further.

The controversial daily fantasy sports industry was dealt a blow Friday when Citigroup refused to service payments made by its credit and debit cards to two of the biggest operators in the business.

Talks between the two companies broke down as Chobani refused to part with a majority stake to PespiCo.

The state’s House Finance Committee rejected a bill Friday which sought to link Boeing’s tax breaks to the number of people it employs in Washington.

Sharp’s shares gained 25.7 percent in two days on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Friday reports of Foxconn’s chief flying to Japan to meet company officials.

China’s corruption watchdog released the findings of a two-month investigation into the practices of major civic and financial authorities on Friday.

The world’s largest automaker said that Friday’s outlook did not include the impact of the suspension of its Japanese facilities.

France's largest bank posted a 52 percent decline in fourth-quarter earnings and pledged to restructure its investment banking business to boost profits.

Morgan Stanley predicted on Thursday that an imbalance between supply and demand in the oil industry would continue for another two years — seeing an average price of $40 per barrel in 2017.

Speculation over a hold on Federal Reserve interest rate hikes and big gains in crude oil prices pushed global markets and U.S. stock futures up Thursday.

Big financial agencies have scaled back their investment banking divisions in recent months amid tougher capital requirements and a slump in revenue. 

After an accounting scandal last year, the Japanese company has been working hard to exit some of its unprofitable ventures.

Company shares soared following news about the bidding war between Foxconn and a Japanese government-backed fund for the electronics company.

The Japanese automaker recalled some 2008-2010 Accord models in the U.S. after discovering issues with an electrical unit that controls the release of air bags.

The company announced cost-cutting plans Wednesday, due to rising regulatory costs and increased competition.

Investors rushed to safe havens such as gold and bonds as most world markets extended Tuesday's losses.

The Swiss watchmaker's sales declined for the first time in 6 years, down 3 percent in 2015.

If completed, the deal announced Wednesday would be China’s most ambitious foreign takeover to date.

Stringent cost cuts helped the world’s largest PC maker post a surge in quarterly profits even as sales declined for the first time in over six years.

A board member of the world’s second-largest car manufacturer by sales said the company is not under pressure to sell its truck manufacturing unit.

The Americans were among 33 suspects detained on terrorism charges in Saudi Arabia over the past week, according to a local report Sunday.