Europe

Retailers in the United Kingdom will soon be banned from charging customers an additional fee for using credit cards on purchases, British government officials said Wednesday.

The German government has invited leading automakers to a meeting next month to discuss how to reduce diesel emissions.

The German government has invited leading automakers to a meeting next month to discuss how to reduce diesel emissions.

Bond yields around the world have surged since the European Central Bank hinted last month that its bond buying was coming to an end, a replay of the "taper tantrum" in 2013 when the Federal Reserve caught markets off guard with similar plans.

Bond yields around the world have surged since the European Central Bank hinted last month that its bond buying was coming to an end, a replay of the "taper tantrum" in 2013 when the Federal Reserve caught markets off guard with similar plans.

German automaker Daimler says it's voluntarily recalling 3 million diesel cars in Europe to improve their emissions performance.

Global stocks scaled record highs on Friday, capping their best week in over two months as the dollar stayed close to nine-month lows, with bets on a gradual U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike path and hopes for a strong earnings season boosting risk appetite.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is predicting that in the next five years the United States will become the largest exporter of natural gas.

Briefly, let me take you back to January 16th.

Kalashnikov Concern, maker of the AK-47, once had America in its sights. After the U.S. imposed sanctions, the company turned to Asia and Africa.

Uber will merge its ride-hailing business in Russia with Yandex, the top search engine in the country.

World shares hit their fourth all-time high in less than a month on Thursday as investors wagered policy tightening in the United States would be glacial at best, lifting Wall Street to record peaks and lowering bond yields almost everywhere.