Swiss federal prosecutors say they have indicted a former employee of the Geneva-based commodities trading firm Gunvor over bribes paid to obtain access to the Republic of Congo’s petroleum market more than a decade ago

By Andrew Goudsward Law firm Fenwick & West has hired its own outside legal team as it faces

US business economists are optimistic that the banking and debt ceiling turmoil won't turn into full-blown crises; however, a majority of them also believe a recession is still in the cards — although likely starting later than previously thought, according to a new survey released Monday.

By Amruta Khandekar and Shristi Achar A U.S. stock index futures inched lower on Tuesday as investors stayed

By Mark John If medieval advances in the plough didn't lift Europe's peasants out of poverty, it was

Australia’s two biggest states will struggle to return their budgets to surplus as the economy sags under central

(Reuters) -Mexico's annual inflation hit its lowest in more than two years ahead of a monetary policy decision on Thursday

In his first quarter at the helm of UBS Group AG, Sergio Ermotti posted a profit for the

With President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sealing a comfortable reelection victory on Sunday, investors’ focus now shifts to appointment

By Paul Lienert and Joseph White DETROIT General Motors has signaled in a series of recent announcements on

By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia The spot price of iron ore has climbed to a five-month high amid

BRASILIA Brazil's consumption tax reform advanced on Tuesday as a working group in Congress outlined a proposal to