Arab leaders dubbed Israel’s retaliatory strikes on Gaza “collective punishment” and stressed that a stable and secure outcome

Consumer inflation in the United States nudged down only slightly in April, the Labor Department said on Wednesday, despite strong efforts to cool the economy...

Chinese authorities are considering cutting the stamp duty on stock trades for the first time since 2008, people

The leader of Poland’s conservative ruling party has promised voters a range of new benefits, including a large increase in a popular cash benefit for families with children

By Maria Sheahan BERLIN The boom in holiday travel shows no signs of ending, German airline group Lufthansa

SAO PAULO Metalworkers at Brazilian plants of General Motors have voted to go on strike starting Monday in

More than 60% of United Auto Workers union members at General Motors' Arlington, Texas assembly plant voted to

Existing and aspiring UK homeowners are bracing for a fresh wave of misery as a rise in benchmark borrowing costs threatens to push up monthly mortgage payments.

Swiss bank UBS announced plans to save $10 billion in costs as it moves ahead with “full integration” of longtime rival Credit Suisse’s domestic operations, releasing its first earnings report since the government-orchestrated merger to help stave off a possible global financial meltdown

By David Shepardson Some flights into the New York City area on Wednesday were delayed and some briefly

Grubhub is laying off 400 corporate employees, about 15% of its workforce, amid higher costs and declining orders.

Saudi Arabia’s budget deficit widened in the second quarter as the government raised spending on social benefits and