US inspectors, after receiving access to auditors' books for the first time, discovered significant shortcomings in audits of companies based in China and Hong Kong that are listed on US stock exchanges.

A blockade against legislation by House Republican hard-liners dragged on for a second day Wednesday, underscoring a rift

Poland’s powerful conservative ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski is reentering the government as the only deputy prime minister in the Cabinet

By Ann Saphir Regulatory guidelines issued in late July encouraging banks to incorporate the Federal Reserve's so-called discount

Israel’s military said Iran-backed Hezbollah risked dragging neighboring Lebanon into war, as the Lebanese militia continued to fire

Colombia needs new oil exploration after a drop in the nation’s proven reserves as the government seeks to

Thai Airways International Pcl reported a fourth-straight quarterly profit as passenger numbers continued to improve in the wake

The widening disconnect between stocks and bonds suggests a 20% downside risk for equities if bonds are proved

By Lisa Richwine and Dawn Chmielewski LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -Streaming video pioneer Netflix disappointed Wall Street on Wednesday with second-quarter

By Wayne Cole SYDNEY Asian shares got off to a subdued start on Monday as markets braced for

Minneapolis City Council members have narrowly passed a measure that would establish a minimum wage for Uber and Lyft drivers

By Katherine Masters and Ananya Mariam Rajesh (Reuters) -Gap on Thursday forecast holiday-quarter sales below estimates, but posted better-than-expected results