Millennials represent a key demographic for Wall Street. Have the events of the past six years soured them? The Christian Science Monitor reports.

Some shareholders of Verizon say they could be happy for the company to pay up to $130 billion for Vodafone's stake in their U.S. wireless venture.

France's foreign minister told CNBC why the French government remains pro-business.

The ECB is perhaps the best hope of bridging the political and economic fault lines in a union where cooperation was supposed to be the hallmark.

Growth in China's services sector slowed sharply in April to its lowest point since August 2011.

A Reserve Bank of Australia meeting on Tuesday is expected to be one of the main highlights for Asian markets this week.

Malaysia's financial markets witnessed a historic day on Monday as the benchmark KLCI soared to an all-time high.

Banks in Singapore are urgently scrutinizing their account holders as an imminent deadline on stricter tax evasion measures looms.

Manufacturers are gravitating toward wireless devices for Apple’s products, helping the market for rivals' mobile devices.

JPMorgan's Dimon may be lose his fight to keep the title of chairman, as some major investors push for more oversight.

Ten of thousands of French protesters marched to denounce austerity on Sunday.

There's a marketplace being born for second-hand digital content, but can it survive the legal challenges?

The future of Marvel Studios' flagship franchise is in the hands of one man.

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.