Europe

Anheuser-Busch InBev expects to shutter its third Russian brewery in less than two years, responding to tighter alcohol regulation that has pressured sales.

The French union that orchestrated a hostage-taking earlier this month agreed to end a legal battle with Goodyear, opening up the possibility that the tire maker could sell its factory in northern France.

In the wake of Fiat's deal to take full control of Chrysler, S&P upgraded the U.S. auto maker's credit rating to 'BB-' from 'B+.' 

CEO Sergio Marchionne said the Italian car maker plans to adopt a new name and pursue a second stock listing after merging with Chrysler.

Meet The World's New Energy Superpower: Exports of refined products from the U.S. have risen sharply, another byproduct of the shale boom.

Facing an imminent deadline to complete the deal, McKesson agreed to increase its $8.3 billion buyout offer of German drug distributor Celesio.

Two executives from Goodyear's French unit who were being held captive by union workers were freed Tuesday with the help of local police.

Here's is a cheat sheet to use to follow what a “yes” vote tomorrow would mean for Scotland to secede from the U.K. Sources include Wall Street houses, including Societe Generale, as well as the University of Glasgow, and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

S&P sliced Russia's outlook to 'negative' amid worries about potential capital outflow and other issues resulting from its annexation of Crimea. 

At the G-20 summit Cameron said ‘red warning lights are flashing on the dashboard of the global economy’ and that the crisis that brought the world to its knees may happen again.

Bullish and bearish forces are slugging it out in the oil complex and something has to give.

Portugal’s move to rescue its No. 2 bank gave investors renewed faith in the country’s banking sector … but shareholders and junior bondholders aren’t rejoicing.

Earnings season will set the tone for the markets the next three weeks.

Ratings firms have raised their views on Spain and Greece, two countries directly linked to the eurozone’s long-running debt crisis.

Ratings firms have raised their views on Spain and Greece, two countries directly linked to the eurozone’s long-running debt crisis.

Ratings firms have raised their views on Spain and Greece, two countries directly linked to the eurozone’s long-running debt crisis.

Football fans saw heightened security measures in action this weekend as the NFL vowed to redouble its safety efforts in response to the terrorist attacks in Paris.

In the wake of Friday’s devastating terrorist attacks, analysts say consumer sentiment and tourism are likely to be dented, but for how long, no one really knows.

On the face of it, a combination of record low interest rates, ample liquidity and faster economic growth should sustain the world's recovery from financial crisis this year.

A critical referendum on whether Scotland should be an independent country will take place on September 18.