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The 36-year-old will be making her first appearance on the WTA Tour in over 12 months after giving birth to daughter.

The Spanish star is still battling a right hip injury after suffering several other injuries.

Hackers in Russia targeted domestic bank customers and stole funds from their accounts using Android malware. The group intended to target bank customers in France and other western countries before being arrested.

Tennis star Roger Federer took a break from the Miami Open to celebrate with Moët & Chandon.

If President-elect Donald Trump expands the use of private prisons, Wall Street banks will see a big payday.

The South Korean electronics giant may sell refurbished versions of its used premium smartphones as early as next year, a report said.

Shockingly weak payroll data on Friday showed U.S. employers added only 38,000 jobs in May, killing off chances for a Fed rate hike this month.

The European Central Bank, already in the midst of a massive quantitative easing program, kept monetary policy unchanged Thursday.

Friday’s jobs report is the last one Fed officials will see before their June meeting. From Verizon strikers to wages, here’s what they might be watching for.

Shareholders at annual meetings Wednesday shot down measures requesting the energy giants to disclosure how they would respond to global efforts to limit climate change.

European Central Bank officials, including President Mario Draghi, will focus on defending the central bank’s policy that has recently come under severe criticism in Germany.

A first-quarter rise of 6.7 percent was the weakest since 2009 — but analysts see signs of stabilization ahead.

European banks have paid billions of dollars in fines for violating sanctions agreements in the past five years.

Germany, Japan and France are believed to be the front-runners for a contract to build 12 conventional submarines for Australia, at an estimated cost of at least $43 billion.

France's largest bank posted a 52 percent decline in fourth-quarter earnings and pledged to restructure its investment banking business to boost profits.

Amid speculation the European Central Bank may announce more stimulus measures this week, the currency neared its biggest monthly decline against the dollar.

The French bank will pay $787 million to settle charges that it did business with Sudan, Iran and other sanctioned regimes between 2003 and 2008.

The Fed's statement is due at 2 p.m. EDT, followed half an hour later by Chair Janet Yellen's news conference.

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicated that major banks could be pulled into the investigation of corruption in the soccer world.

The Labor Department will release its closely followed employment report at 8:30 a.m. (1230 GMT) on Friday.

The case marked the first time a global bank pleaded guilty to violations of U.S. economic sanctions.

Recent easing -- and the halving of crude-oil prices, supposedly a windfall for consumers -- have not changed the global outlook all that much.

The pre-IPO stake sale is a stepping stone that would set a valuation benchmark for the offering.

In a dollar rally that began last July the single currency has lost around a quarter of its value.

Cuban officials have demanded their country be removed from the American State Sponsors of Terrorism list before opening the U.S. embassy.

The dollar was on track for its best run since 1971, while European shares headed for their best monthly performance in more than three years.

Though global prices jumped on the news of Abdullah's death, experts expect a smooth transition and no big policy changes.

Investors are worried about Greece, oil and an ambitious economic stimulus plan.