US Gulf Coast Plunged into Chaos by Floods, Florida Panhandle Slammed By Worst Floods In 30 Years
Florida's governor declared a state of emergency in 26 counties as rescue workers combed neighborhoods for victims.
AT&T Has Approached DirecTV About Possible Acquisition, Says WSJ
A deal would likely be worth at least $40 billion, DirecTV's current market capitalization.
Russian Orthodox Church Says It's Not Taking Sides In Ukraine Crisis
"Our Church is not succumbing to any political temptations and refuses to serve for any political positions," Patriarch Kirill said.
Northern Ireland Police Arrest Gerry Adams Over 1972 Murder
Adams' Sinn Fein party said he was being questioned by police investigating the murder of mother of 10 Jean McConville.
US Government Says It Lost $11.2 Billion On GM Bailout
The loss includes a write-off in March of the government's remaining $826 million investment in "old" GM, a report said.
IMF Approves $17B Bailout For Ukraine
The aid will unlock further credits from other donors of about $15 billion, to help Ukraine stabilize its economy.
NBA Owners Likely To Force Sterling To Sell Los Angeles Clippers
Although no firm vote date was given by the NBA, early indications were that owners would overwhelmingly support the unprecedented move.
China Says Three Killed In Attack At Xinjiang Train Station
Three people were killed and 79 wounded in a bomb and knife attack at a train station in the far western region of China on Wednesday.
In Show Of Confidence, Fed To Reduce Bond Buying To $45 Billion Per Month
The widely-expected decision keeps the Federal Reserve on track to end its stimulus program as soon as October.
Republicans Block Bill To Increase Minimum Wage
On a largely party-line vote of 54-42, backers fell short of the 60 needed to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour from its current $7.25.
Restive Eastern Ukraine Slipping From Government's Grasp
Much of western Ukraine sides with Europe, but the government has been unable to prevent the east from moving politically toward Russia.
Federal Reserve Expected To Take Another Step Toward Ending Bond Buying
Economist expect the Fed will cut its bond-buying program by an additional $10 billion on Wednesday amid signs U.S. economy better.
Alstom Evaluating General Electric's $16.9 Billion Offer, Leaves Door Ajar For Siemens
Alstom is evaluating GE's $16.9 billion offer for its energy arm, but left the door open for a rival bid from Germany's Siemens.
Egypt's Debt To Foreign Oil Firms Rises To $5.7 Billion
Money owed to foreign oil majors including BP and BG Group totaled $4.9 billion.
US GDP Rises Just 0.1 Percent In Q1, As Inventories, Trade Weigh
U.S. exports tumbled and businesses accumulated inventory at the slowest pace in nearly a year, but activity already appears to be bouncing back.
BOJ Keeps Policy Steady, Markets Await New Price Forecasts
The bank is expected to predict consumer inflation will accelerate this year in its semi-annual outlook report.
Ukraine Separatists Seize Second Provincial Capital, Fire On Police
New U.S. and EU sanctions packages, announced with fanfare, were seen as so mild that Russian share prices rose in relief.
Twitter Reports Q1 Revenue Of $250 Million, 255 Million Users
Twitter Tuesday reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue of $250 million, as its mobile ads drew more viewer responses.
Kerry: NATO Territory Inviolable - 'We Will Defend Every Single Piece'
"Whatever path Russia chooses, the United States and our allies will stand together in our defense of Ukraine," Sec. of State John Kerry said.
Murray To Be Spared Nightmare Wimbledon Draw Despite Low Ranking
The Scot has sunk to eight in the ATP rankings.
Russia's Lavrov Rejects US, EU Sanctions Over Ukraine
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov slammed U.S. and EU sanctions over the Ukraine crisis Tuesday, saying they defied common sense.
Six Hurt, Suspect Dead In Georgia FedEx Facility Shooting
Six people were hurt in a shooting at a FedEx Corp. facility, and the suspected gunman died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said.
US Home Prices Up 12.9 Percent, On Year-Over-Year Basis: Case-Shiller
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg News had expected year-over-year prices to increase 13.0%.
European Union Moves To End Smartphone Patent Wars
To check smartphone/tablet suits against rivals, the EU ruled that Motorola Mobility had broken EU law by taking such action against Apple.
Obama Reassures Allies, But Doubts Over 'Asia Pivot' Persist
While the U.S. scored points with skeptical Asia allies simply by showing up, not everything followed the White House plan.
BP Raises Dividend Again, Promises More Share Buybacks
Shareholders have urged big oil firms like BP and Shell to control spending and give back more cash because of concerns over rising costs.
Bitcoin Traders Settle Class Actions Over Failed Mt Gox Exchange
Once the world's biggest bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox will be liquidated after the company abandoned plans to revive its business.
Warren Buffett: Next Berkshire CEO Should Be Only One To Get Options
The investing icon and the world's third-richest man has in the past called stock options for executives as expensive and ineffective.
North Korea To Conduct Firing Drills Near Disputed Sea Border, Says South Korea
North Korea conducted similar drills in March when it fired over 500 rounds near the Northern Limit Line, a disputed maritime border.
Craig Ferguson To Leave CBS' 'The Late Late Show' In December 2014
Scottish-born Ferguson, 51, told the studio audience at his Monday show that he'll be stepping down in December.