Chief executives of start-up companies said they expect to offer more jobs, after a long drought during which they laid off people
Europe's economic recovery gained traction when Germany and France reported further growth in the third quarter on Friday and Italy's economy started to grow too
Chief executives from the biggest US corporations worry that the slumping dollar could sap US credibility around the globe and spur inflation
The WTO will deliver a preliminary finding on whether Airbus benefited from illegal European subsidies. A timeline of the Airbus-Boeing dispute
ArcelorMittal is reviewing all options for its stainless steel operations, and the sector as a whole is looking at consolidation in Europe
Reader's Digest Association has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for its US. businesses as part of a prearranged plan with lenders to cut debt
Below the Acropolis in Athens, Thomas Ntaras sits outside his empty souvenir shop watching a few tourists strolling through the usually packed alleys
A year after Lehman, policymakers are still going for the safety net approach. They are not addressing the problem
China may leap ahead of the US and Europe in its green push to boost energy security
Some decry Europe’s temperate stimulus packages, but they might prove to be more beneficial
