A unit of Sinopec Group and brokerage China Galaxy Securities are launching Hong Kong IPOs on Monday.

A new analysis finds the current Supreme Court to be by far the most pro-business of any since World War II.

Israeli planes struck the Syrian capital, targeting missiles believed to be bound for Lebanon's Hezbollah, officials said.

A weak yen could lead Japan back to nuclear power -- an energy source the country has rejected since its 2011 disaster.

Damp ocean air helped firefighters in their battle against a huge wildfire burning through Southern California.

Buy anything on the Internet lately without paying sales tax? In all but a few states, you're probably a tax cheat.

Facebook earnings had the Street talking social media and mobile in tech this week. But investors may not want to ignore Microsoft, say analysts.

On Wednesday, the WTO will decide whether an insider or an outsider will break the deadlock in global trade talks.

Malaysians began voting in an election that could weaken or end the rule of one of the world's longest-lived coalitions.

Harvard historian Niall Ferguson on Saturday apologized for "stupid" remarks he made about economist John Maynard Keynes.

JPMorgan shareholders should vote against the re-election of three board members, an influential proxy advisory firm said.

Explosions shook Damascus and Syrian television said Israeli rockets struck a military research center outside the capital.

Orb splashed through the slop to win the Kentucky Derby, giving Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey his first victory.

Warren on what Charlie Munger was trying to say.

President Barack Obama and the media are demonizing law-abiding gun owners in the wake of recent violent acts, the NRA.

Bangladesh urged the EU not to take tough measures after a factory collapse that killed 550 people.

At least eight of the 33 senators whose terms expire in 2014 won’t run again, but candidates are passing. The NYT reports.

A new survey suggests that the root of many college students' financial woes begin with a lack of financial literacy.

Americans are hot for cold-pressed juice, and investors are jumping in.

Talk about a Jedi mind trick — Madison Avenue wants in on Star Wars' "force."