By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON The gain of 339,000 U.S. payroll jobs in May was a blockbuster number, nearly

Polish President Andrzej Duda says he is proposing urgent amendments to a law on Russian influence he signed this week that drew U.S. and European Union criticism

By Chijioke Ohuocha ABUJA Nigeria's central bank has sold the dollar at 645 naira at its latest auction,

Walt Disney Co.’s lawsuit against Ron DeSantis was reassigned to the Donald Trump-appointed judge who previously upheld the

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker Kathy Elsesser is exiting her senior perch at the Wall Street firm after

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(Reuters) -The United States' "AAA" credit rating will remain on negative watch, despite a debt limit agreement that will allow

By Maha El Dahan, Alex Lawler and Ahmad Ghaddar VIENNA OPEC and its allies are unlikely to decide

Bond traders boosted expectations for one more Federal Reserve interest-rate hike in the wake of the latest jobs

Fitch Ratings is keeping the United States on watch for a potential credit rating downgrade even after Congress passed a last-minute bill to avert a disastrous default.

More bank insiders are buying shares in their own companies, a vote of confidence in the industry after

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