Middle East

Major oil companies, including BP and Exxon-Mobil, are pulling their employees out of Iraq as militants continue their insurgency and target refineries.  

Shares of SodaStream climbed 11% on a report it's huddling with large soft-drink producers over a minority stake sale.

Palo Alto Networks said it agreed to buy privately-held Israeli cyber security company Cyvera for about $200 million to expand its offerings that protect businesses from cyber attacks.

Baker Hughes provided a dampened fourth-quarter outlook in the wake of a protest in Iraq, saying its profit will likely see an $80 million hit.

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

Several business ventures are getting unwanted attention for sharing a name with ISIS, the Al Qaeda-linked terrorist group.

A fresh outbreak of violence in Iraq threatens to ruin the country's attempt to inject life into its economy by significantly expanding oil production.  Stocks Slump, Traders Await Fed Minutes | Cantor Downgrades Twitter, Shares Fall

Former NYC Police Commissioner Ray Kelly on the fight against ISIS, the Syrian refugees, a potential mayoral bid and the ‘Ferguson effect.’

The United States said on Tuesday that world powers and Iran would keep negotiating over an outline accord on curbing Tehran's nuclear program beyond a midnight deadline, even though tough questions remain.