Fitch cut Spain’s credit rating, saying that the country’s debt will probably weigh on the country’s growth.
The strike at a parts factory has put the spotlight on labor unrest and income inequality, with local media reporting on the workers’ demands and urging government action.
The flat reading raised concerns about a possible slowing in the recovery from the recession.
The British insurance giant said it was talking to American International Group about lowering its offer in order t0 secure shareholder support next month.
Royal Dutch Shell said that it had struck a deal to buy most of the assets of East Resources for $4.7 billion in cash, moving into the growth sector of natural gas contained in shale deposits.
The “top kill” technique has stopped the flow of oil in the gulf, the admiral in charge of the U.S. effort said, but the challenge would be to sustain it.
Kenneth I. Starr was accused of diverting money from his A-list clients to purchase a lavish Manhattan apartment.
Biotechnology labs are filled with imponderable hazards yet are subjected to fewer regulations than most factories.
Ford is hoping that substantially improved fuel mileage will cause buyers to consider an S.U.V.
Is it really worth $100,000 in debt to graduate from a top school? And is it responsible?
As fear continues to spread over the impact of the Greek debt crisis, more people are questioning how such a small country could impact markets around the world.
The Deal Professor examines how two deals, the acquisitions of Mariner Energy and Javelin Pharmaceuticals, appear to be falling apart -- and whether they can fully break up.
The era of the star designer picked to create buzz and shake up the system in a venerable house is well and truly over.
What's the moral when your former adviser is sentenced to eight years in prison?
Comparing states' unemployment rates with how long their jobless have to search for work.
In a tight job market, affluent parents worry as much about how to teach their children the value of work and money as they do short-term swings in their portfolios.
Parents sometimes spend hundreds of dollars to treat their children for head lice, but there are some cost-effective remedies to consider first.
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