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The Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram uses ransoms, fake charities and foreign support to fund terrorism.

Expect an appeal from Michael Steinberg, who was also fined $2 million.

The losses that started Thursday are the start of a trip south for stock investors.

Much like Snapchat, Blink helps users send content that can self-destruct as soon as it's consumed.

Quarterly earnings should provide direction on a day that seems set for a slow start after a string of record-breaking sessions.

In February, Sony had announced that it would cut nearly 5,000 jobs and sold its personal computers business.

In his new book, the former U.S. treasury secretary fires back at his critics and many others who crossed him during his tenure.

A weak yen helped lift Japanese stocks while Asian stocks climbed despite Chinese data narrowly missing expectations.

Valeant had offered in April to acquire the Botox-maker in a cash-and-stock deal.

J.P. Morgan has been wounded and the cure will be painful.

British lawmakers are due to quiz CEO Ian Read as well as AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot and business minister Vince Cable.

While Chinese indexes rose on President Xi Jinping's comments, Indian stocks rallied on the last day of the country's mammoth election.

In the previous quarter, China's trade fell by 0.5 percent while its economic growth slowed to 7.4 percent.

German exports also fell 1.8 percent on the month, while imports declined 0.9% from February.

Time Warner will spin off its magazine company with an IPO on June 6. Time Inc. will trade on the NYSE under the symbol "TIME."

Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son has an estimated $58 billion stake in the Chinese e-commerce group that just filed in the U.S. for its IPO.

A drastic fall in revenue hurt the bank's first quarter.

Major U.S. and European firms are under investigation for possible bribery violations, The Wall Street Journal reports.

The huge bank is said to be trying avoid compliance costs.

Singapore aims to limit tax evasion by U.S. citizens, just when the country is becoming a major wealth-management hub.

The survey showed a slight acceleration in input cost rises which, coupled with the accelerating recovery, may ease concerns about disinflation.

The definitive agreement comes as pharmaceutical companies struggle against the growing market share of generic medicines.

Target is not the only retailer to experience a data breach, and experts say that customers will return.

Credit Suisse is in talks with the U.S. Justice Department to pay as much as $1.6 billion to resolve ongoing tax investigation.

U.S. and EU measures against Russia are sending companies to China for financial partnerships.

After a months-long battle, auction house Sotheby's has given in to activist hedge fund investor Dan Loeb's demands.

The big New York pharmaceutical company booked declining revenue in its two biggest operations.

The PMI report marks yet another piece of evidence that growth in the world's second-largest economy continues to slow.

Thomas Piketty, the man of the hour, was speaking. But not even that could keep Obama's former top economic advisor awake.