Negotiations for a vast US-EU trade pact, which aims to create a free-trade zone covering 850 million people, are likely to grind to a halt because of...

At least 2,500 European employees of General Electric (GE) have protested in Paris against the US industrial conglomerate’s restructuring plans, which...

Greece on Saturday demanded “explanations” from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after Wikileaks said that the lender sought a crisis “event” to...

The key travel hub has been closed since two men blew themselves up in the departure hall on March 22 in coordinated blasts that also struck a metro...

Tata Steel, which has announced it is putting its troubled British business up for sale, is in talks over the possible purchase of parts or all of...

Auto sales in China, the world's largest car market, decreased marginally in February from a year ago, data from an industry group showed Thursday, in...

Brazilian GDP fell 3.8 per cent in 2015, the government said on Thursday, indicating the Latin American giant is headed for its worst recession in at...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that he had sealed a pact with the country’s oil majors to freeze production as proposed last month...

The Federal Cartel Office said it had "initiated a proceeding against Facebook Inc., USA, the Irish subsidiary of the company and Facebook Germany...

Alibaba founder Jack Ma is seeking to diversify beyond the core business of providing online retail platforms and in December bought Hong Kong’s...

A US appeals court has handed Samsung a win over Apple in a long-running patent fight, overriding a jury verdict ordering it to pay $119.6 million to...

China’s central bank chief has blamed foreign speculators in part for yuan volatility and said there is no basis for further depreciation, according...