Reuters

Sales of older-generation consoles, such as the Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3, have been declining as consumers shift to newer releases.

The German automaker is expected to disclose its plan to a federal judge Thursday in San Francisco, sources told Reuters.

Verizon Communications Inc was set on Tuesday to advance to the second stage of bidding for Yahoo Inc's core assets, as the U.S. internet company went through offers to put together a short list, people familiar with the matter said.

Under a settlement, the German automaker has agreed to pay $5,000 to U.S. car buyers affected by its emissions scandal.

Venezuela predicted oil prices could crash in the next few weeks if producers failed to resume dialogue as the specter of oversupply loomed.

Sales dropped at Coca-Cola on weak demand for its soft drinks in Europe, and a strong dollar that hurt revenue in other global markets.

The City of London, the U.K.’s financial hub, warns that bankers could leave London and currency trading would be hit if Britain leaves the EU.

In an interview published late Tuesday, the presidential candidate also said he backed efforts to diminish the Fed’s power and allow congressional audits.

Ahead of Queen Elizabeth II celebrating her 90th birthday, a 10-foot portrait of the monarch made from automotive parts is unveiled.

The so-called "Business 20" Anti-Corruption Taskforce was scrapped in late January because Chinese companies declined to participate, a report said.

The picks are seen by many analysts as a continuation of the status quo in secretive Laos.

Commodity prices rose early Wednesday, boosting the resource-dependent Australian dollar.

A judge Tuesday approved an accord between the U.S. Justice Department and the city prompted by a 2014 police killing of a black man.

The company said it expected to add about 500,000 customers in the U.S. in the second quarter, while Wall Street targeted 586,000.

The death toll neared 500 following Saturday's magnitude-7.8 temblor off the South American nation's Pacific coast.

The chain's French profits are believed to have been funneled through Luxembourg and Switzerland, a business magazine reported Tuesday.

Bruce Sewell, the tech company's top lawyer, made the disclosure Tuesday during testimony on Capitol Hill.

A judge sentenced Officer Peter Liang to 800 hours of community service for killing an unarmed black man.

After two months of gains, the Standard & Poor’s 500 is trading at about 17.8 times expected earnings, the highest level since 2004, data show.

But there are deep divisions at the U.N., with some favoring a shift toward decriminalization and a focus on reducing the harm caused by narcotics.

Revenue fell 4.6 percent to $18.68 billion in the first quarter, but beat analysts’ average estimate of $18.29 billion.

A Tuesday strike at a crowded market may have been the deadliest attack since a partial ceasefire took effect Feb. 27, a monitoring group said.

The trial of nine correction officers for an alleged 2012 assault and cover-up is the latest legal action against Rikers Island employees.

Tuesday’s report, which suggests some cooling in the housing market, continues the recent run of weak data that has cast a pall on the economy’s prospects.

The group, announced Tuesday, will focus on building effective tax systems in developing countries, the partners said.

“The company continues to work closely with regulators and is cooperating fully with all investigations,” a company spokeswoman said Monday.

The European country has maintained its threat status at three, the second-highest level, which has been in place since two days after the March 22 terror attacks in Brussels.

The comments were made by the Syrian negotiator at the peace talks in Geneva with the Syrian opposition forces, who suspended the talks Monday.

A computer technician from Sichuan leaked more than 150,000 classified documents to an unidentified foreign power, Chinese media reported.