Jared Kushner makes statement
Kushner, Jeff Sessions
Michelin is hiring, but trade debate casts shadow
With auto sales still going strong and cheap gasoline encouraging drivers to hit the road, tire maker Michelin is hiring in the U.S.
Manafort negotiations underway, Sen. Chuck Grassley says
Sen. Chuck Grassley on Manafort, Russia
Volkswagen exec to plead guilty in U.S. diesel scandal
Jailed Volkswagen executive Oliver Schmidt plans to plead guilty to charges related to the automaker’s diesel emissions scandal in the U.S.
Greece completes first bond sale since 2014
Greece's first attempt to finance itself on bond markets since 2014 raised $3.5 billion on Tuesday.
Greece completes first bond sale since 2014
Greece's first attempt to finance itself on bond markets since 2014 raised $3.5 billion on Tuesday.
BMW shrugs off Brexit, prepares to build electric Mini in U.K.
BMW plans to make an electric Mini compact car at a factory in the U.K.
BMW shrugs off Brexit, prepares to build electric Mini in U.K.
BMW plans to make an electric Mini compact car at a factory in the U.K.
Negotiating post-Brexit UK trade deals with US
Post-Brexit trade negotiations
German automakers hit with allegations of collusion
A news report claimed Daimler, BMW and Volkswagen secretly coordinated on pricing and technology.
German automakers hit with allegations of collusion
A news report claimed Daimler, BMW and Volkswagen secretly coordinated on pricing and technology.
Are capitalist economies benefitting the population?
Capitalistic economies
Siemens halts Russian deliveries after turbines found in Crimea
Four turbines made by the German industrial giant wound up in Crimea, a possible violation of EU sanctions.
Siemens halts Russian deliveries after turbines found in Crimea
Four turbines made by the German industrial giant wound up in Crimea, a possible violation of EU sanctions.
UK girl fined $195 for selling lemonade without a license
Officials in a London borough apologized Friday after a local council’s decision to fine a 5-year-old girl for selling lemonade without a license drew international backlash.
IMF approves conditional $1.8 billion loan to Greece
WASHINGTON (AP) — The International Monetary Fund's board on Thursday approved a $1.8 billion loan to Greece — but will only release the money if the country gets debt relief from its European creditors.
IMF approves conditional $1.8 billion loan to Greece
WASHINGTON (AP) — The International Monetary Fund's board on Thursday approved a $1.8 billion loan to Greece — but will only release the money if the country gets debt relief from its European creditors.
Nasdaq extends gains for 10th-straight day
Wall Street’s record day
VW's California diesel settlement just got bigger
California says Volkswagen will pay the state another $154 million in penalties and costs, bringing the total to $1.3 billion.















