Royal Bank Of Scotland To Exit US Mortgage Business
RBS said in May it will eliminate hundreds of jobs in the United States over the course of two years.
Ukraine Takes Center Stage As Leaders Gather For G20 Summit
Ukraine accused Russia on Thursday of sending soldiers and weapons to help separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine launch a new offensive.
US Judge Upholds BP 'Gross Negligence' Gulf Spill Ruling
The decision by U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier in New Orleans means BP could still face close to $18 billion of penalties for violating the federal Clean Water Act.
Takata Says It Is Subject Of US Criminal Probe On Air Bags
A federal grand jury in New York has subpoenaed Takata's unit in the United States to produce documents on the air bag defects, the Tokyo-based spokesman said.
Walmart Third-Quarter Sales Rise 2.9%
Total revenue rose to $119 billion from $115.7 billion a year earlier.
Hasbro In Talks To Buy DreamWorks Animation: NYT
The talks with Hasbro come more than a month after discussions with Japan's Softbank fell apart.
Fed's Dudley: Expectations For Mid-2015 Rate Lift-Off Reasonable
Dudley was speaking at a luncheon hosted by the United Arab Emirates central bank in Abu Dhabi.
Adani Steps Up Australia Coal Plans Ahead Of Modi Visit
Analysts and project finance experts believe the company may have underestimated the difficulties of raising funds for the $7 billion project.
Final Deal In Iran Nuclear Talks Unlikely By Deadline: Sources
Western and Iranian officials told Reuters the two sides would probably settle for another interim agreement.
Goldman Sachs Inducts 78 Bankers Into Elite Partnership
Goldman's partnership, which inducts new members every two years, has been evolving since the financial crisis.
Doors Closing For Syrians Seeking Refuge Abroad: Humanitarian Agencies
Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan and Iraq are cutting back sharply on the number of Syrians they allow onto their soil as they can no longer cope with the influx of refugees, two humanitarian agencies said.
Dow Chemical To Buy $5B More In Shares, Raises Dividend
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.
US Nurses To Protest, Strike Over Ebola Measures
The CDC says it has ordered $2.7 million worth of personal protective equipment to help hospitals care for Ebola patients.
India May Stop Thermal Coal Imports In Two To Three Years: Power and Coal Minister
Declining shipments to India would drag on global coal markets grappling with oversupply as China too tries to move toward cleaner fuels.
UK Wages Rise More Than Expected, Unemployment Rate Stays Unchanged
The Bank of England is keeping a close eye on labor costs as it considers when to start raising interest rates.
Hong Kong To Scrap Daily Yuan Conversion Limit To Boost Stock Investment
Chan said the 80,000 daily yuan remittance quota across borders for Hong Kong residents remains due to mainland regulations.
RBS Irish Unit Ulster Bank Fined For 2012 System Crash
The 2012 computer systems fiasco cost Ulster Bank 59 million euros ($74 million) in compensation.
UK, US, Swiss Close In On Forex Settlement With Top Banks
It would be the first settlement over allegations of misconduct in the $5.3 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market.
Japan's Abe To Postpone Tax Hike, Call December Election
No election need be called until 2016, but Abe might seek to renew his mandate for another four years before taking unpopular steps.
MH17 Families Ask, Where Are The Bodies? Little To Show 4 Months Later
Relatives of victims of the Ukraine crash are increasingly angry and desperate.
Old Master Federer Tames Nishikori At Tour Finals
The Swiss star conceded just five games in two sets in London.
UN Says 13.6M Displaced By Wars In Iraq, Syria
About 13.6 million people, equivalent to the population of London, have been displaced by conflicts in Syria and Iraq, many without food or shelter as winter starts, the U.N. refugee agency said UNHCR on Tuesday.
EU To Discuss Russia Sanctions, Ukraine Support Next Week: Mogherini
Fighting between pro-Russian separatists and government forces in eastern Ukraine flared up again in the past week.
Russian Central Bank Buys Up Domestic Gold Output As Sanctions Bite
Most Russian gold is sold to domestic banks, which can then sell the metal on to either the central bank or to foreign banks.
China Deal Sends Shares To One-Month High, Ruble Surges
The landmark deal will give global investors easier access to China's $3.9 trillion stock market.
Taliban Bombs Kill At Least 10 Police In Afghanistan
The Taliban have been fighting since 2001 to oust foreign troops and the U.S.-backed government.
G20 Proposes Buffer To End Too Big To Fail Banks
The proposal by the Financial Stability Board is set to be endorsed by G2O leaders later this week in Australia.
Three Space Station Crewmen Return Safely To Earth In Kazakhstan
The crew's last few weeks in orbit were among the busiest of their mission.
British Banker Rurik Jutting's Murder Trial In Hong Kong Adjourned To Allow Psychiatric Reports
Rurik Jutting, who had worked at Bank of America Corp in Hong Kong, was charged with two counts of murder last week.
One Direction Don't Show Despite Big Win At MTV's Top European Awards
Justin Bieber and Katy Perry were among other notable no-shows.