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Monday may be a slow day, but the rest of the week -- with earnings, Janet Yellen's address and economic data -- could be anything but.

Disappointing economic data from the U.S. last week led to bulk sell-offs in Asian markets, including those in India.

Citigroup has agreed to pay $110 million to homeowners, after a lawsuit was filed on force-placed insurances

During Mathew Martoma's trial, a witness testified that the feds were “really after a man named Steven A. Cohen.”

While the stage looks set for a higher open, jobs data for January will be key.

Vodafone, the world’s second-largest telecom company, entered India in 2007 by acquiring Hutchinson Whampoa’s cellular assets.

The survey also found most people are not familiar with bitcoin.

Young Wall Street bankers have grown disenchanted with their careers, and their stories are told in Kevin Roose's new book, "Young Money."

The changing economics of the global tobacco industry have also hit Philip Morris in recent years.

In a compelling new book, Kevin Roose exposes Wall Street's most powerful fraternity and the ordeals faced by young bankers.

The movie “Frozen” and the video game “Infinity” were big hits -- were they enough to lift profits?

Investors attempt to pick up the pieces after Monday’s massive slump, which also triggered a sell-off in Asian markets.

The sell-off was due to concerns over the U.S. economy, particularly Monday's disappointing manufacturing PMI data. But was it a panic?

Interest from Mexico mirrors investments by Japanese pension funds, which have boosted gold holdings in recent years.

The new year did not get off to a good start for the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq, all of which registered steep falls in January.

Euro zone's manufacturing PMI stood at a 32-month high while UK's reading was aided by near three-year record high export order book.

Yum’s KFC franchises in China have been plagued with several food safety and health scares, beginning in December 2012.

Low interest rates have complicated Americans' efforts to increase their savings. How does your state's interest rate compare?

Earnings and economic data should influence investors at the end of a rocky week.

While the latest jobless rate is higher than it was last December it has been stable since October.

The social networking company's nearly 16 percent pop of late lifted it above Citigroup's market capitalization.

DeVere Group CEO Nigel Green wants the global financial reporting regime to be repealed, a call that has gained little political traction to date.

The New York Department of Financial Services just completed two fact-finding sessions on virtual currencies.

Data on GDP and jobless claims, along with earnings from corporate giants across a range of sectors, should influence markets.

Europe’s largest economy employed 42 million people at the end of last year.

Earlier this week, Spain predicted a faster-than-expected recovery in 2014 and a pick-up in employment.

The Philippines’ annual growth rate places it among Asia's best-performing economies, and second only to China.

Quick: Name one commodity enjoying rising demand, flattening production and tightening inventories?

On a day marked by earnings announcements from Wall Street heavyweights, Ben Bernanke's last policy meeting could take precedence.