CLEVELAND - Calling for a return to "the America I believe in," President Obama pointed to his own biography as proof of what government policies can do for the middle class, using a fiery speech here Wednesday ...
Most European stock markets ended with strong gains, buoyed by relief over a successful Portuguese debt auction, although many financial stocks remained weak. The Stoxx Europe 600 index rose 1% to finish at 262.33 points. ...
By Justin Sullivan, Getty Images By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Google Instant searches "as you type, not after you type," Marissa Mayer, Google's vice president of user experience, said at a press event at San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art. The new ...
Transocean and Halliburtion, BP's partners on the blown-out well that led to the massive Gulf oil spill, reject findings in a new BP report that finds their workers partly to blame for the rig accident. Natural gas is burned off a support vessel above ...
Goldman Sachs is facing a fine thought to be near £20m from the UK's financial regulator following a five-month investigation into the investment bank's international business initiated in the wake of fraud charges against the company in the US. ...
The Fed's anecdotal glance at the economy shows tepid recovery, but stocks remain in positive territory. After a healthy start, stocks lost some of their luster in the wake of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, its anecdotal collection of economic ...
WASHINGTON – A sharply divided federal appeals court on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit involving the Central Intelligence Agency's practice of seizing terrorism suspects and transferring them to other countries for imprisonment and ...
Mark Hurd, Oracle Corp.'s new co-president, now has something he hasn't had in many years: a boss. The ousted Hewlett-Packard Co. chief executive, who started his new role at Oracle on Tuesday, reports to Oracle CEO ...