Reuters

Squeezed by Western sanctions over its role in Ukraine, the Russian government is trying to rejuvenate domestic industrial production.

Security footage showed the suspects, posing as customers at a restaurant, suddenly pulling out automatic weapons and opening fire.

The German automaker’s chief says his company is unlikely to buy a stake in the ride-hailing firm, and Uber’s head says that is fine by him.

Royal Bank of Canada has launched a financial technology “innovation lab” in Silicon Valley, after opening similar facilities in other areas.

Advisers to the U.S. senator from Massachusetts have had frequent conversations with Clinton’s campaign team in recent weeks, sources told Reuters.

U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer became the latest critic to denounce Judge Aaron Persky’s six-month sentence for college athlete Brock Turner.

The index surpassed that level Wednesday for the first time since April, as declines in the U.S. dollar boosted the outlook for multinationals.

U.S. Department of Transportation guidelines expected in July will offer different approaches to oversight of technologies for autonomous vehicles, an official says.

According to JPMorgan, the new data suggested first-quarter consumer spending could be raised as much as two-tenths of a percentage point.

The move, ahead of a NATO summit, coincides with NATO military exercises across Eastern Europe and Turkey that may irritate Russia.

Proposals in the “Vision 2030” reforms address reducing Riyadh’s dependence on oil revenue and boosting the private sector.

Foreign businesses operating in China are growing increasingly pessimistic, in part because of growing fears of protectionism.

A key website crashed shortly before the June 7 deadline as more than a million potential voters applied to register online, half on the final day.

The 2016 Global Peace Index showed that the world has become increasingly violent, with deaths from conflict at a 25-year high and terrorist attacks at an all-time high.

Meanwhile, the NATO Western military alliance is staging major exercises and increasing deployments on its eastern flank.

A U.S. assessment came a day after the U.N. nuclear watchdog said it had “indications” Pyongyang has reactivated a plutonium plant.

Warnings from U.S. regulators and law enforcement suggest concern that recent attacks on banks in emerging markets could lead to losses for big U.S. companies.

The House of Commons voted 444-69 in favor of the Investigatory Powers Bill, which now goes to the House of Lords.

A final vote on raising the wage by 2020 will come this month, and Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser has voiced support for the bill.

The chairman of the House Financial Services Committee has laid out his ideas on weakening the 2010 Wall Street reform law.

The ultra-hardline Sunni fighters have kept a close guard on food storage in the besieged city near Baghdad that they captured in January 2014.

While Mary Barra supports keeping steering wheels and brakes in autonomous vehicles, Google has proposed doing away with steering wheels.

The struggling luxury brand’s cutbacks — 50 stores will close and about 1,000 jobs will be lost — are part of a plan to lower costs and revive sales growth.

The actress outshone the rest of the cast and crew at the premiere of the computer game adapation “Warcraft” with her rather unusual outfit.

While the bank said it would remain “accommodative,” Indian shares rose more than 1 percent after the announcement Tuesday.

After high-level Sino-U.S. talks in Beijing, China's top diplomat defended the country's right to protect its territorial sovereignty.

Tesla, which currently procures its batteries from Japan’s Panasonic Corp, is likely to add Samsung SDI as a supplier should sales exceed expectations, a source told Reuters.

A series of shootings of suspected drug cartel members by security forces, with unusually high and one-sided casualty rates, have tarnished Mexico's human rights record.

The combination of the storm surge and high tides threatened flooding in coastal areas across the U.S. Southeast.