Reuters

The city has agreed to pay a total of $3.2 million to the families of Ryan Rogers and Emmanuel Lopez.

The media company last year had cut the total pay of its billionaire chairman, who also owns a majority stake in CBS, by 85 percent to $2 million.

Minutes from the Fed’s April meeting suggest the central bank is much closer to lifting rates again than Wall Street expects.

Egypt was the first of a handful of Arab countries to recognize Israel with a U.S.-sponsored peace accord in 1979, but Egyptian attitudes toward their neighbor remain chilly.

But U.S. insistence on renegotiation could unravel the 195-nation Paris Agreement compromise to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

It would be the world’s biggest initial public offering since late 2015 in Asia’s fourth-largest economy.

Tetsuro Aikawa will resign over the Japanese automaker’s fuel economy data scandal.

The home improvement chain followed larger rival Home Depot in reporting better-than-expected quarterly sales.

The World Health Organization's European region covers 53 countries and a population of nearly 900 million.

The five-times grand slam champion stunned the world in March when she said she had returned a positive test for meldonium.

Japan, which in 2013 beat Istanbul and Madrid to host the games, has had a number of issues with the bid, including scrapping the design for the centerpiece Olympic stadium, delaying construction.

Officials said many workers will earn more money, an estimated total of $12 billion over the next decade, while others will work fewer hours for the same pay.

The world’s third-largest economy expanded by an annualized 1.7 percent in January-March, much more than a median market forecast for a 0.2 percent increase.

Meanwhile, markets are watching Japan, which could postpone a planned sales tax hike to support the country's flagging economy.

The death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has deprived companies of their most vigorous ally in such cases.

Michael Froman says he continues to have "good meetings" with members of Congress about the 12-country Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Eric Fanning, who was supported in a unanimous vote, will become the first openly gay man in the military role.

The sale Tuesday was the first to test investor sentiment toward Brazil since President Dilma Rousseff was ousted last week.

The personal disclosure form is identical to one Trump filed shortly after announcing his candidacy last year.

Some U.S. banks want to know whether the Swift messaging network responded quickly enough to recent breaches, Bloomberg reported.

Under the plan, such marriages, currently permitted in Mexico City and in several states, would be permitted nationally.

David Epstein is the second high-ranking official to exit the pharmaceutical company within months.

The U.S. company’s statement implies its future investment in the country would be at risk if the Brexit happens.

Police beat citizens demonstrating against alleged bias by the electoral oversight commission.

A pushback against change shows how fragile Ukraine’s progress in transforming itself into a Western-facing democracy could prove to be.

The French president is deeply unpopular with voters as his government pushes through labor reforms.

Activists on Tuesday scaled Madrid’s Kio Towers in a protest against the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership.

Lifted by the higher cost of gasoline and rent, among other things, the increase points to a steady inflation buildup.

The world’s biggest home improvement chain said that inconsistent weather drove demand across the board.