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General Electric Co said on Tuesday that it will move 500 U.S. power turbine manufacturing jobs to Europe and China because it can no longer access U.S. Export-Import Bank financing after Congress allowed the agency's charter to lapse in June.

Greece is just one of a handful of global financial turmoils that could prompt reluctance from the U.S. central bank to start raising borrowing costs for consumers and governments.

In Europe a decision is expected on whether the European Central Bank will begin a stimulus program similar to the one used by the U.S. Fed after the 2008 financial crisis.

The 17-member currency bloc's economy contracted slightly more than economists forecast in the first quarter.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) head Christine Lagarde urged Germany to increase investments to help spur the euro zone's flagging economic recovery, adding that the bloc as a whole needed to make more structural reforms.

Chief financial officers are growing more concerned with major economic zones like Europe and China, along with regulations, according to a new survey.

On Sunday the Greek people voted "no" on the recent economic referendum. Learn exactly what they were voting on, and how the "no" vote will affect the Eurozone.

The euro tumbled to a two-week low after a plunge in euro zone inflation left markets suddenly eyeing the outside chance of a cut in interest rates.

ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday adhered to the cliched adage "Go big or go home." And for the most part Draghi is being praised for putting the ECB’s money where his mouth is.

Stock market volatility comes with the territory. It needn’t be feared and, in fact, can be worked to investors' advantage.

Bill Gross talks about Greece, China and the potential enduring financial crises the world is experiencing today.

Greece's combative finance minister resigned on Monday and was replaced with the chief negotiator in aid talks with international creditors, Euclid Tsakalotos, a soft-spoken academic economist.

In an exclusive interview on FOX Business Network’s Countdown to the Closing Bell, former Irish Prime Minister John Bruton told Liz Claman he believes the Greeks should take responsibility for the current economic crisis.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew told Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Sunday that Athens and its creditors needed to continue working toward a resolution ahead of a Greek referendum on the creditors' demands for austerity.

Secretary of State John Kerry is facing backlash for comments he made Tuesday in Paris comparing the terrorist attack earlier this year on the offices of French magazine Charlie Hebdo to the ones carried out across the city last Friday.

Greece on Thursday named Vassiliki Thanou Christopoulou, head of the country's Supreme Court, as interim prime minister, with the task of leading the country to an election.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will travel to Paris on Monday afternoon to discuss the result of the Greek referendum with French President Francois Hollande, a German government spokesman said on Sunday.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Monday he would respect a potential Greek decision to stick to the path of austerity as prescribed by foreign creditors, but his government would not be the one to carry it out.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will not resign and will probably reshuffle the cabinet after parliament votes on a bailout package on Wednesday evening, a government official said on Tuesday.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Saturday called a referendum on July 5 whether the country should accept or reject a bailout agreement offered by creditors.