Economic Indicators

U.S. stocks are falling Friday as energy, technology and internet companies move lower.

The head of one of Italy's ruling parties says he guarantees that Italy won't exit the euro currency bloc nor exceed its targeted deficit limit.

Official figures show that the British economy grew in the third quarter of the year at its fastest pace for nearly two years.

A gauge of U.S. business prices rose in October at the fastest pace in nearly six years, suggesting inflation could be picking up steam after a summer slowdown. 

US wholesale prices rose 0.6 percent in October, biggest gain in 6 years.

India has welcomed a U.S. decision to allow it to continue to import Iranian crude oil and develop an Iranian port for trade with Afghanistan despite Washington's reimposition of sanctions on Iran.

Asian stock markets fell Friday after a post-election Wall Street rally faded and the U.S. Federal Reserve suggested it will keep raising interest rates.

China's auto sales sank for a fourth month in October, tumbling 13 percent from a year earlier, an industry group reported Friday, adding to an unexpectedly painful downturn for global automakers in their biggest market.

Credit scores will bounce back as payments are made, but recovery rates vary across the country’s largest cities.

The leaders of Vietnam and Cuba are pledging to deepen relations between two of the world's few remaining communist countries.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes as soon as next year, possibly making his state the first to prohibit such vaping products often marketed as a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes.

Stocks in the U.S. are taking small losses Thursday morning after a big rally the day before.

The two-lane highway south from North Korea's Mount Kumgang into and across the Demilitarized Zone is lined by tall green fences and street lamps that are only turned on for special occasions.

Lu Yushan, a retired salesman, has advice for investors in China's slumping stock market: Sell.

Subaru is recalling nearly 400,000 vehicles in the U.S. to fix two problems that can cause them to stall.

Stocks in the U.S. slipped Thursday as the ninth consecutive drop in crude oil prices hurt energy companies.

Entrepreneurs from the United States' agricultural sector have arrived in Cuba to promote business between the two countries.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

From income tax hikes to cigarette tax increases, voters say no.

The Federal Reserve is leaving its key policy rate unchanged but signaling that it plans to keep responding to the strong U.S. economy with further rate hikes.