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FBI agents arrest a Bangladeshi man for plotting to detonate what he thought was a massive bomb in front of the Federal Reserve building in New York.

France’s new 75 percent income tax on the rich may not be popular with millionaires. But it’s being cheered by another group: Paris real-estate buyers.

Great organizations know that people are motivated by fully achieving challenging goals on a regular basis. Here are a few ways you can foster that kind of high-achievement atmosphere as you do your planning this year.

Trading in Google shares was suspended for two-and-a-half hours after the internet giant released its third-quarter results early by mistake.

Too many Americans looking for work are enrolled in costly, ineffective and time-consuming degree programs.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — TransCanada Corp. has temporarily shut down its existing 2,100-mile Keystone pipeline after tests showed possible safety issues, a federal agency...

For years there has been talk of 'men keeping women down,' but is it the bitter truth that women remain their own worst enemies?

With market pressure on the euro zone easing for now, experts worry that a meeting of European Union leaders will bog down in bickering that delays promised reforms.

Regulators are looking into whether a nearly $100 million investment Wal-Mart Stores made in Bharti Retail violated foreign investment laws.

Government warnings have led to plant overhauls, but drug shortages have often been the result.

A year before general elections, Peer Steinbrück asserted that Chancellor Angela Merkel had failed to convince Germans about the benefits of euro membership.

In a grim market for personal computers, the software company’s net income and revenue both declined, and the misses also fell short of analysts’ expectations.

Trading in Google shares was suspended for over two hours after it released financial results early by mistake, showing a 20% profit fall.

Rosneft is likely to conclude a deal or deals to take effective control of TNK-BP, and its plans could be announced Thursday.

A sharp drop in Google's stock dragged the Nasdaq composite down 1 percent after a weak earnings report for the company was inadvertently released hours ahead of schedule. Other indexes closed with smaller losses Thursda...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co apologized to the U.S. energy regulator on Thursday for providing misleading information about California electricity markets, saying it was inadvertent.

The latest data show a slow third quarter ending with some positive news in September about retail sales and industrial output.

Greg Smith, the former Goldman Sachs vice president made famous for his scathing op-ed/resignation letter in the New York Times, is in the news again–this time for his 276-page book,  “Why I Left Goldman ...

A decision on whether to grant Northern Ireland power over corporation tax now rests with David Cameron, and could be made within weeks.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Just days before publication of a book promising to expose a rampant culture of greed at Goldman Sachs Group Inc , the Wall Street company is writing its own story about the book's author.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. trial has been set for next fall in a Chevron Corp lawsuit that accuses Ecuadorean residents, their lawyers, and advisers of fraud in obtaining a $19 billion pollution award against the U.S. o...

The oil giant was on the back-foot during trading today.