Oil surged, capping the best two-day rally since 2009, while US equity investors found some relative calm in a turbulent week as Federal Reserve officials meet at Jackson Hole.

The Egyptian court ruling drew condemnation from the news channel and Amnesty International.

The National People’s Congress removed a two-decade-old rule that capped banks’ lending relative to deposits at 75 percent, Xinhua News Agency reported.

The measures meant to protect the Turkish economy from the an expected rise in U.S. interest rates.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. disclosed a $4.5 billion stake in the Houston-based oil refiner, increasing its bet on the energy industry.

The boss of the adultery website's parent company steps down after a data leak exposed details about millions of users.

Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer left open the option of an interest-rate increase next month.

China’s deepening struggles are starting to make a bigger dent in the global picture.

It’s a safe wager that more betting-company takeovers are coming as a need for scale drives more businesses into each others’ arms.

After a volatile week in global markets, traders may be reluctant to increase their holdings of euro-area government bonds.

Thousands of protesters headed to the historic Independence Square to demand Prime Minister Najib Razak’s resignation.

Documents released in a probe that exonerated the official raise questions about the timing of the sale.

All tropical storm warnings and watches have been dropped across the Caribbean.

Sees negative racial stereotypes in the portrayal of the infamous black-faced Santa's helper “Black Pete.”

A court sent a challenge to the National Security Agency’s data collection programme back to a lower court.

Raising concerns among some European Central Bank policy makers.

Google turns down the chance of a hearing with antitrust watchdogs and rivals, denying industry foes the chance to take another swipe.