BP CEO Bernard Looney has resigned after admitting that he had not been "fully transparent" about "historical relationships with colleagues," according to a statement from the oil giant on Tuesday.

SYDNEY Australia's Greens party said on Sunday it would lead a federal parliament inquiry into "price gouging" by

By Bianca Flowers and Lisa Baertlein The tentative agreement reached between the United Auto Workers and two of

Ecuador’s voters are choosing between a socialist and the heir to a banana fortune on Sunday in the

Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. joined iron-ore mining peers in posting lower profits due to China’s economic downturn, and

Hong Kong insurance claims caused by natural disasters may climb to a record and exceed $500 million this

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she expects to update Congress within the next two weeks on how close

Virgin Money UK Plc plans to buy back a further £150 million ($188 million) of its shares after

By Nell Mackenzie LONDON Investors pulled a net $7.6 billion from the hedge fund industry in October, particularly

The Bank of Portugal’s ethics commission will meet to assess the conduct of central bank Governor Mario Centeno

Bill Ford, the executive chair of Ford Motor Company made his first public comments since negotiations began with the United Workers Union and the Big Three automakers. He called on the UAW to "stop this now," and bring an end to talks.

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake in the South Pacific poses a tsunami risk for island nations such as Vanuatu