By Lisa Pauline Mattackal Insufficient government spending cuts, rising global interest rates and tighter liquidity place Brazil in

By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON Reforming the World Bank's approach to risk could unlock nearly $190 billion in additional

Global shares are mostly rising as markets shift their attention from the U.S. Federal Reserve to earnings and economic reports

By Xie Yu and Julie Zhu HONG KONG China's financial regulators have invited some of the world's biggest

By Joe Cash BEIJING China's exports likely contracted further in July, as manufacturers in the world's second-largest economy

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Google parent Alphabet on Tuesday reported a quarterly profit of $19.7 billion, powered by money taken in from ads...

By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK The U.S. Treasury is likely to boost the size of auctions for bills,

After 17 years in the U.S. Senate, Democrat Jon Tester is a well-known commodity in sparsely populated Montana — a plain-spoken grain farmer with a flattop haircut and carefully cultivated reputation as a moderate

The United States government is inching closer to its so-called debt ceiling X-date, when the Treasury could run out of cash and extraordinary measures to pay all government obligations, and both political parties remain at odds with no concrete solution to avoid a default.

A tentative deal has been reached between employers and workers in a strike that has halted shipments in and out of ports in Canada’s west coast region of British Columbia for nearly two weeks

Billionaire Paolo Rocca’s steel and energy group will enter the lithium business one way or another — saying