Blue Apron, the home meal kit delivery service, paid off its debts and plans to streamline its business with job cuts, restructuring and a sale of assets to fellow meal delivery company FreshRealm.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Ukrainian troops have started their long-expected counteroffensive

By Karen Brettell NEW YORK The dollar bounced off two-week lows on Friday as investors awaited inflation data

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s chances of getting reelected after a July election have received a potentially important boost following an agreement between more than a dozen small leftist parties to run on a joint ticket

PARIS (Reuters) -France's finance ministry is working on plans to close a tax loophole benefiting short-term furnished rentals such as

By Katherine Masters NEW YORK A gulf in spending patterns between wealthy Americans and so-called "aspirational" shoppers is

Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he’s quitting as a lawmaker after being told he will be sanctioned for misleading Parliament

Pakistan’s cash-strapped government has presented its draft for the national budget, allocating funds to fight climate change despite staggering $30 billion in losses from last summer’s devastating floods

Tens of thousands of protesters formed a ring around Serbia’s government headquarters in downtown Belgrade on Friday, demanding the resignation of the country’s populist president, top security officials and the “liberation” of pro-state TV stations that they say promote violence, all in the wake of two mass shootings that stunned the nation

Tesla stock charged higher Friday following an announcement by General Motors that GM's electric vehicles would be able to charge using Tesla's charging network. That news following a similar announcement from Ford just two weeks before.

LONDON Goldman Sachs said on Friday the appointments of Mehmet Simsek as Turkish finance minister and Hafize Gaye

In a lawsuit over the role JPMorgan Chase played in longtime client Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking crimes, attorneys for an anonymous Epstein victim have asked a federal judge to allow them to question JPMC CEO Jamie Dimon and other bank personnel for a second time.