By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON U.S. Federal Reserve officials are in "uncharted waters" with no clear historical guide as

Companies across the UK have been trialling a four-day work week over the past six months, with employees enjoying longer weekends for the same pay. The idea’s gaining traction around the world, with union workers in America recently demanding it from automobile manufacturers. But not everyone likes the idea. Local government minister Lee Rowley has demanded South Cambridgeshire District council put an end to their scheme and others think it will dent productivity and give workers minimal gain in their work life balance. India Burgess from the think tank Autonomy answers your questions on the four-day week.

TOKYO Sony and Honda's automotive joint venture could procure batteries for its new Afeela electric vehicle from the

Companies storming the bond market at record-breaking pace made one thing clear: They don’t expect rates to stay

A federal appeals court in New Orleans hears arguments Wednesday on whether a drug used in the most common method of abortion was properly approved by a government agency more than two decades ago

Australia’s monthly trade surplus narrowed more than expected in April — while still remaining healthy — as exports

Anti-piracy authorities say they have cracked down on illegal streaming of films and TV programmes, but data suggests the practice is booming, reaching 215 billion...

By Pratyush Thakur and Mike Stone U.S. defense company Northrop Grumman on Thursday raised its annual revenue target

The Bank of Japan is likely to refrain from raising interest rates in the coming year as the

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is making an economic development trip to Israel

By Lisa Baertlein and Bianca Flowers Workers at aerospace supplier Spirit AeroSystems were the latest U.S. union employees

Asian markets fluctuated Friday as more forecast-beating data reinforced the US economy's resilience despite surging interest rates but piled further pressure on the Federal Reserve...