BMW officially released 2 Series details two months earlier than expected.
Germany's trade surplus touched a record high and France's data was disappointing while the UK's trade deficit remain steady.
Nonfarm payrolls data and the effect of the government shutdown on the unemployment figure should hold investors’ attention.
Economists expect the drop in Germany's industrial production in September to be a one-time event.
Eighty percent of pilgrims who formally honor Mother Mary at shrines in India come from non-Catholic backgrounds.
U.S. law enforcement agencies requested data on more than 8,000 Apple devices in the first half of 2013.
Arsenal will be looking to reverse their 2-1 home defeat when they take on Borussia Dortmund once more in a key clash at the Westfalenstadion.
As the effects of the 2008 global financial crisis fade, an OECD report charts happiness levels from the period.
It’s one of the most nerve-wracking elements of travel abroad: How much should you tip?
Growth continued in October for the fourth straight month, but employment fell except in Ireland and France.
Quarterly results could once again provide direction to markets ahead of Thursday’s GDP and jobless claims data.
A record $22 million were raised against the initiative, which would have made the state the first in the U.S. to enact such a law.
What do you get when you take a 4,028-passenger Norwegian cruise ship, slather it in Bud Light logos and sail it into the New York Harbor?
Japan opened its largest solar plant on Monday as the national energy policy shifts away from nuclear.
The Spanish telecom company looks to reduce its debt by selling off a major percentage of its Czech unit.
The OECD said personal well-being deteriorated substantially, owing to the global economic crisis.
It's Europeans themselves, not Asians or Americans, who are lifting the continent's economies up from years of recession.
Are millions of people around the world really traveling abroad for medical reasons? A new study begs to differ.
Company earnings could dictate market movements as a month-long rally that extended into November appears to hit a bump.
Raymond Loewy was born on Nov. 5, 1893 in Paris, France and designed early refrigerators, vending machines, cigarette packs and space stations.
Revelations about secret surveillance capabilities of the NSA and GCHQ are even frightening the governments they work for.
Struggling international assets like Sky Italia and a lack of political advertising weigh on the media giant's year-on-year profits.