ECONOMY & MARKETS

In the first 12 hours of Cyber Monday, online sales grew 9 percent from last year.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 Index dipped on Monday, driven by losses following Japan's credit downgrade.

Two years into Peña Nieto's term, the president's reform drive has morphed into disillusionment and protests. Investors are watching warily.

The downgrade comes less than two weeks before Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seeks re-election at a snap poll.

A Reuters poll had expected manufacturing activity to lose some steam and predicted the index would fall to 51.2.

The official Purchasing Managers' Index still indicated a modest expansion in activity but below forecasts.

Crude oil’s price per barrel breathtakingly plunged to $66.15 Friday from $107.95 June 20, a dizzying drop of -$41.80, or -38.72 percent.

Arab League foreign ministers have created a draft resolution on Palestinian statehood for the U.N. Security Council.

Nearly 140 million U.S. consumers are expected to shop this weekend, but millions got a head start on Thursday night, says the National Retail Federation.

“Consumers today want more than just the discounts they've been showered with since the start of the recession."

Daniele Nouy told Reuters on Friday that simply finding more capital to plug shortfalls uncovered by the stress test may not be enough.

In only its fifth year in the UK, retailers and shoppers alike appear to be embracing the newly-imported Black Friday sales trend.

Negotiations over the Trade Facilitation Agreement had hit a dead end in July after disagreements emerged between India and the U.S.

The government estimated the impact of the cancellation of coal-block allotments on banks assuming a likely stoppage in power production.

The 0.2 percent rise beat economists' predictions, but was still significantly smaller than September's 2.9 percent jump.

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Not every item on gift lists will be cheapest on Black Friday.

Ukraine and Russia had signed a deal in late October to continue gas supplies through the winter as a temporary solution to a payments stand-off.

The gains in the tech sector overcame a floundering energy market.

As more retailers open their doors on Thanksgiving, workers have mixed feelings.

Sometimes, the grass isn't always greener.

Americans are feeling more confident about their personal finances just as the holiday shopping season kicks off.

The public is still in the dark about who's funding the project rivaling Panama, and what its environmental impact may be.

JCPenney, Macy's and Rite Aid had the highest average discount, according to a WalletHub survey.

While U.S. durable goods orders rose last month, it's happening for all the "wrong reasons," says one economist.

OPEC may be forced to pull back on production to keep oil prices from sinking lower.

Investor protection is among the most contentious issues in the proposed EU-U.S. trade pact.

The plan, which will be discussed in further detail in December, is expected to generate 15 euros for every euro invested.