Reuters

Negotiators tried to reach a deal to provide more than $1 billion to battle the virus that is feared will creep north into the United States with the onset of warmer weather.

The U.S., Britain, France and Ukraine voted at the U.N. against a plan to punish Jaish al-Islam and Ahrar al-Sham for links to ISIS and al Qaeda.

Crude oil futures were lower in Asian trading after getting a lift when the U.S. government said crude inventories fell for the first time since March. 

Malcolm Turnbull, a former investment banker and technology entrepreneur, is campaigning ahead of a general election on July 2.

Drivers for Lyft and rival Uber contend they should be classified as employees — and therefore entitled to reimbursement for expenses.

Donald Trump’s numbers surged after he effectively won the Republican nomination last week by knocking out two rivals, Reuters/Ipsos data show.

The group, formed in an effort to ease fears about hacking between the countries, is expected to meet twice a year, U.S. officials said.

The message comes from Swift, a financial messaging service through which $81 million was stolen from a New York Fed account.

The government's IT team has cut off lawmakers' access to Google-hosted apps just days after blocking Yahoo Mail, over security concerns.

In a letter, CalPERS and NYCERS urge the oil company's shareholders to support a plan for disclosing how a global climate deal would affect the company.

A report ranked cities in categories such as talent, capital and culture, as well as ties among universities, corporations, governments and others.

Companies including Boeing and Lockheed Martin have sent representatives to an event shrouded in secrecy.

With no immediate hope of leaving Europe’s biggest refugee camp, new arrivals are selling food and cutting hair to eke out a living.

Bribery and other transgressions undermine trust in government and erode the ethical standards of private citizens,­ IMF's managing director wrote.

The women performed training and transport missions in the U.S. during the conflict so male pilots could be sent overseas.

The department store operator said customers cut back on buying apparel and a strong U.S. dollar discouraged tourists from spending heavily.

The company confirmed on Wednesday it is working with David Theno, a food safety consultant and former Jack in the Box executive.

Some entities, backed by China’s key government agency that oversees major state industrial companies, have adopted a controversial defense when they face U.S. lawsuits.

The Japanese carmaker last month admitted to overstating the fuel economy readings in four of its mini-vehicle models.

Taiwan is set to inaugurate its new president from a pro-independence party, straining ties with Beijing.

Beijing denounced Washington’s patrol as an illegal threat to peace, which only went to show its defense installations in the area were necessary.

In the currency market, Japan's yen stayed on the defensive, following two sessions of steep declines.

The retailer wants customers to use ID numbers for credit card transactions, while the card issuer prefers adoption of chip technology.

Oracle accuses Google of stealing its Java programming language, while Google says it acted legally as a true innovator.

However, he will not offer an apology for the United States’ use of an atomic bomb on the city, the White House said Tuesday.

The Justice Department is investigating whether Citadel LLC and KCG Holdings are giving small investors a poor deal on stock transactions.

Alberta's premier says homes and other buildings destroyed by a huge wildfire can be reconstructed after touring the devastated area. Paul Chapman reports.

Hackers infiltrated computers at the Bangladesh central bank in early February and tried to transfer cash from its settlement account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The people were members of a group suspected of supporting an organization linked to the Islamic State group.