Honda to shut plant in Brexit-shaken Britain
Honda says it plans to close its car factory in western England in 2021, with the potential loss of 3,500 jobs.
Ocasio-Cortez and Amazon versus common sense
The problem for business is that stories of huge corporate welfare gives the likes of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez all the fodder she needs to demand government spoils for her voters.
US, China resume trade talks in Washington ahead of deadline
China's economy czar is going to Washington for talks Thursday and Friday aimed at ending a tariff war over Beijing's technology ambitions.
Survey points to no rebound for slowing Germany economy
An index of investor confidence in Germany has improved slightly but remains well below its long-term average amid ongoing signs of weakness in Europe's largest economy.
As Bernie Sanders launches 2020 campaign, here's a look at his economic policies
The self-described Democratic socialist and Vermont independent made a name for himself during the 2016 primary with his progressive economic policies.
World stocks turn lower ahead of more China-US trade talks
Share benchmarks were mostly higher in Asia on Tuesday as Chinese and U.S. negotiators geared up for trade talks in Washington this week.
Asian shares gain on hopes for progress on China-US trade
Asian markets were broadly higher on Monday as traders looked forward to the continuation of trade talks between Chinese and American officials in Washington this week.
EU warns of reduced imports if Trump puts tariffs on cars
The European Union says that its reaction will be "swift and adequate" if U.S. authorities conclude that European cars are a threat to national security and should be hit with punitive tariffs.
Dutch company fined for exporting turbine parts to Iran
A Dutch company has been convicted of illegally exporting to Iran gas turbine parts that could be used in the manufacture of weapons.
Green New Deal is economic nonsense: Varney
FOX Business’ Stuart Varney explains why the New Green Deal may not make economic sense.
Stock buybacks, the economy and your retirement: Setting the record straight
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle -- from Bernie Sanders to Marco Rubio -- are criticizing stock buybacks. But their objections are misguided.
Berlin to get single travel app for public, private services
Berlin is unveiling a new app that will let people use public transport, rental bikes, car-sharing and taxis seamlessly to travel through the German capital.
AP FACT CHECK: Trump spins fiction about diversity visas
President Donald Trump is going after the "horror show" known as the diversity visa lottery program.
Asian stocks rally on hope of further China-US trade talks
Asian markets were broadly higher on Monday as traders looked forward to the continuation of trade talks between Chinese and American officials in Washington this week.
Return to sender: High court to hear undeliverable mail case
The Supreme Court is taking up a case involving an Alabama man who developed a way to process undeliverable mail.
Uncertainty shadows Pennsylvania's debate over nuclear power
Four decades after Three Mile Island became shorthand for America's worst commercial nuclear power accident, financial rescues of nuclear power plants are stirring the highest levels of government.
Amazon vs Ocasio-Cortez: 25K NYC job promise had holes
The congresswoman said when Amazon was asked for more details about the jobs, they failed to respond.
Correction: Lithium Ion Batteries-Recycling story
The U.S. government will lead an ambitious effort to develop technologies to recycle lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles, cellphones and other sources to ensure a reliable and affordable supply of metals crucial to battery production in anticipation of soaring global demand and potential shortages, Department of Energy officials said Friday.
Employee being fired fatally shoots 5 co-workers in Illinois
A shooter was apprehended after opening fire in an industrial park in in Aurora, Illinois, city officials said Friday, but police did not immediately say if anyone was shot.
Nigeria delays election until Feb. 23 over 'challenges'
As Nigerians prepared to vote for president on Saturday, Sister Meg Odeh looked up from a selection of pineapples laid out at a fume-choked roadside market and considered the fate of her country.

















