US Storm System That Killed 16 People Spawns Tornado In Mississippi
A tornado roared through Tupelo, Miss., a day after tornadoes caused massive destruction in Arkansas and other states.
Pfizer Chases AstraZeneca For Potential $100 Billion Deal
Pfizer said it proposed a takeover to AstraZeneca in January worth 58.8 billion pounds ($98.9 billion), or nearly 47 pounds per share.
European Union Adds 15 To Sanctions List, Due To Russia's Actions In Ukraine
The decision brings to 48 the number of people the EU has put under sanctions for, it argues, helping undermine Ukraine's territorial integrity.
MasterCard To Stop Services To Sanctioned Russian Banks
MasterCard said it's suspending services to Russia's SMP bank and InvestCapitalbank, which were sanctioned on Monday by the U.S.
Russia Condemns New US Sanctions, Says US Back In Cold War
A Russian diplomat said the measures were illegitimate/uncivilized and that restrictions on U.S. high-tech exports are "Cold War" practices.
US Advises Avoiding Internet Explorer Until Bug Fixed
The Department of Homeland Security advised computer users to seek alternatives until Microsoft fixes a flaw hackers have embraced.
FBI Arrests US Rep. Michael Grimm
Grimm, a New York Republican, was arrested on Monday by FBI agents following a federal criminal investigation into his campaign finances.
Templeton's Mark Mobius Says Rewards Higher Than Risks For Equity Investments In Russia, Ukraine
Templeton Group's Mark Mobius said his emerging markets fund holds about $200 million in Ukrainian stocks and $500 million in Russian equities.
Forest Labs To Buy Furiex Pharma For Up To $1.46 Billion
This is the latest in a series of healthcare deals that have been structured to either gain scale or build up expertise in specific disease areas.
Bank Of America Suspends Buyback, Dividend Increase After Capital Miscalculation
BofA said it will suspend its $4 billion stock buyback and a dividend hike because it miscalculated capital after buying Merrill Lynch.
Slovakia Signs Deal To Send Some Natural Gas To Ukraine
Ukraine has been trying to secure alternative supplies to those from Russia's Gazprom since Moscow annexed Crimea last month.
US Imposes Sanctions Against Seven Russians, 17 Companies Linked To Putin
Two people from the Russian president's inner circle are among the seven whose U.S. assets have been frozen, in this third round of sanctions.
Comcast Offers To Shed Customers To Win Time Warner Cable Deal Approval
Comcast has offered to sell 1.4 million pay-TV subscribers to Charter Communications for $7.3 billion, to help win regulatory approval.
Klitschko Retains WBO Crown With Leapai Knockout
The heavyweight champion knocked out his opponent in the fifth round in Germany.
Obama Announces New U.S. Sanctions On Russia Over Ukraine
The European Union is also expected to add targets to its Russia sanctions list on Monday.
Pfizer Chasing AstraZeneca In Potential $100B Deal
The acquisition would be the biggest-ever foreign takeover of a British company and one of the largest-ever pharmaceuticals deals.
Hungarians March Against Anti-Semitism After Far-Right Poll Gains
Budapest's 'March of the Living' commemorates the deaths of around half a million Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust.
Microsoft Hurries To Fix Browser After Hacker Attacks; No Fix For XP Users
Microsoft advises Windows XP users to upgrade to one of the most recent versions of Windows 7 or 8.
Ukraine Rebels Free Swedish Journalist
Obama continues to seek unity - and stronger measures - vs. Moscow.
Siemens Weighs In As GE Prepares Alstom Power Deal
France is encouraging European alternatives to GE's offer for the troubled power company.
Fed May Offer Clues On Rate Timing Conundrum
Global markets on alert, with the crisis in Ukraine to euro zone inflation and beyond.
Afghans Brace For Another Round of Voting As Bargaining Begins
Regardless of outcome, the U.S. and the West look forward to a more engaged post-Karzai relationship.
Exclusive: US expanding corporate foreign bribery probes to include hiring
"Special hiring consideration" spurs inquiry of China banks' practices.
US Accuses Former GCI Commerce Exec Of Insider Trading In eBay Deal
The case marks the first time the SEC reached a so-called "non-prosecution" agreement with an individual - an unnamed trader.
US Appeals Court Revives Apple Patent Suit Against Google
A U.S. appeals court Friday revived patent claims Apple made against Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility over mobile phone technology.
Obama Japan Visit Report Card: Security Pledge Yes, Trade Deal No
President Obama and Japan Prime Minister Abe had been seeking to show that the alliance was strong in the face of a rising China.
April US Consumer Sentiment Rises More Than Expected - At A 9-Month High
U.S. consumer sentiment is trending higher, but survey professionals caution that backslides have occurred in the past few years.
Merkel Tells Putin Russia Has Not Done Enough To Ease Ukraine Crisis
Merkel added that the EU and G-7 nations would consider part two of a potentially three-stage sanction punishment process.
Many US Corporations Raise Second-Quarter Outlook, As Winter 'Storm Clouds' Pass
So far, second-quarter outlooks for S&P 500 companies are much more optimistic than the previous two quarters.
US Readies More Sanctions As Ukraine Costs Rise For Moscow
President Barack Obama said he will press European allies to impose more sanctions if Russia steps up action in Ukraine.