Activity was likely to be thin this session, as UK and U.S. markets are shut on Monday.
The Conservative government will seek to hold the "Brexit" referendum under the same rules as the U.K. general election, rather than those of local or European Parliament elections.
The second round starts Thursday at 3 p.m. EDT.
Russia was suspended as a member of the G8 bloc last year after it annexed the Crimean peninsula.
For Spotify, a dominant position in music streaming does not necessarily spell profit. Now it's adding video to its services.
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed an agreement with other states and countries to slash greenhouse gas emissions and tackle global warming, ahead of a UN-led summit in Paris.
WHO has been criticized for its slow response to the worst Ebola virus outbreak in history.
A manure truck and a passenger train collided in western Germany close to its border with the Netherlands.
Amtrak-crash claimants run up against a law capping total damages awarded after a single accident at $200 million.
More than 168,000 Chinese nationals visited India in 2012, compared with more than 610,000 Indians who traveled to China.
The Hedgehog-2015 drills involve eight NATO nations, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and Poland.
In a landmark week for the art world, Louise Sacco of the Museum of Bad Art talks about why great art isn't the only kind that matters.
The social networking site faces more scrutiny over its privacy policies and the way it collects user data.
The president met with Gulf leaders at Camp David this week to discuss security in the Middle East, counterterrorism and the Iran nuclear deal.
The exercise in Tajikistan will include thousands of troops and dozens combat aircraft from six former Soviet states.
Western governments have been on high alert for citizens attempting to join the militant group.
If you have Facebook's iPhone app and follow news outlets like the New York Times or BuzzFeed, get ready to see some changes.
It was the highest growth reading for the French economy since the second quarter of 2013.
With a looming Iran nuclear deal deadline, a ceasefire in Ukraine barely holding and Syria in ruins, smiles and handshakes go a long way.
A meeting in Sochi, Russia, between the two officials is the U.S. envoy's first trip to the country since the annexation of Crimea.
Missile boats from Germany will help beef up security at energy facilities in the Mediterranean Sea.
The Ukrainian parliament, the Rada, passed the first reading of a bill Tuesday that would allow foreigners to serve in the country's armed forces.
