Reuters

Four more regions will fall under rules announced last May: Beijing, southwestern Chongqing, far western Xinjiang and southeastern Guangdong.

The president said Monday she will fight impeachment in the Senate following a heavy defeat in the lower house of Congress.

Beleaguered crude oil futures found a bottom after plunging as talks broke down in Doha, Qatar, over the weekend, where producers had hoped to curb a supply glut.

The index hit a nine-month high Monday in a market buoyed by Hasbro and Disney, as investors braced for a flurry of quarterly reports.

Negotiations came close to collapse Monday, with the mainstream opposition announcing a pause in peace talks at U.N. headquarters in Geneva.

Bernie Sanders questioned whether Hillary Clinton’s campaign violated legal limits on donations by paying staffers with funds from a joint fundraising effort by Clinton and the DNC.

U.S. defense officials said Washington will deploy about 200 additional troops, mostly as advisers for Iraqi troops as they advance toward Mosul.

Pacific Investment Management says the insurer caused big losses by lying about its subprime mortgage exposure before its 2008 bailout.

Pressured by labor groups calling for higher wages at retail chains, the company reportedly will implement the increases in May.

Residents in New York City weighed in on the presidential candidates.

Oil currently sells near $40 a barrel, down from around $100 a barrel two years ago, but households have generally assumed the decline is temporary, wrote the Fed researchers.

Since they arrived by ship last month, Prime Minister Fayez Seraj and his deputies have edged slowly into a capital still controlled by armed brigades.

The Authors Guild and several individual writers have argued that the project, known as Google Books, illegally deprives them of revenue.

A walkout has slashed the country's oil output by more than half, offsetting worries about a scuttled plan by major oil producers to freeze production.

PepsiCo has handled sliding demand for fizzy sodas better than rival Coca-Cola Co. as its snacks business has offset much of the impact of a shift in demand.

At least six people have been killed in the capital of the southern African nation in the past four weeks.

U.S. oil and gas major Chevron is also seeking buyers for its Asian geothermal energy blocks valued at about $3 billion, a report said.

With a lower house vote standing at 314 in favor of impeachment and just 110 against it, the president appeared almost certain to be forced from office.

Shares were dragged down Monday by tumbling crude oil futures after a failure by producers to address the global supply glut.

Markets were unsettled early Monday after a deal to freeze oil production by OPEC and non-OPEC producers fell apart on Sunday.

The drugmaker has been looking at Medivation, which focuses on cancer treatments, for the past six months, the Sunday Times reported.

The federal credit provides a second layer of tax incentives for lower-income households beyond the benefit of tax deferral that everyone receives for contributing to a 401(k) or IRA.

The latest appeal for Britons to vote to stay in the European Union is likely to spur accusations from “Out” campaigners that the government is using scare tactics.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Sunday asserted that China has waged “economic war” against the United States. 

The United States has seen more than 350 cases of people who were infected abroad and then returned to the country.

The team will grow to around 10 members by March next year and focus on mergers and acquisitions to begin with.

West Midlands Police said in a statement that four people, three men and one woman, were still being questioned.

Last year, people living outside their native countries sent home around $440 billion, three times more than global development aid.

The Israeli prime minister said he had spoken by telephone with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Saturday and told him Israel’s security must not be compromised.