Reuters

“There are differences among the lenders on Greece’s pension reform that are delaying the whole process,” Alexis Tsipras said.

Banking union regulations shouldn’t be loosened, even after weeks of falling bank share prices, Jeroen Dijsselbloem said.

The nation's top officials have a “particular duty” to work for the collective good, the pontiff said.

The assault came amid bitter fighting in a Taliban stronghold where the insurgents have overrun many areas.

The air temperature in Boston was expected to drop to -7 degrees Fahrenheit overnight, but feel as cold as -30 degrees with the wind-chill factor.

France will stick to its pledge to accept 30,000 of the 160,000 refugees European countries have agreed to allow, but it will not take in more.

Francis plans to address the plight of migrants attempting to reach the U.S. at a service close to Mexico’s northern border next week.

The bomber intended to be on a Turkish Airlines flight that was canceled because of bad weather.

International divisions over Syria surfaced anew at a Munich conference where Russia rejected French charges that it was bombing civilians.

Saudi Arabia resumed its participation in airstrikes against ISIS in recent weeks, while the U.S. has welcomed its commitment to expand its role.

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said Russian airstrikes should stop targeting civilians in Syria to help achieve peace in the country.

NTT Data may seek to buy only pieces of Perot Systems in the event it cannot agree with Dell on a price for the entire unit.

The world’s largest credit- and debit-card company holds its position in the mobile-payments firm as the result of an investment made in 2011.

The Canadian oil producer could sell as much as $5 billion of debt, equity or other securities as a result of the swoon in crude prices.

The new agreement would restore scheduled airline service between the two countries for the first time in more than 50 years.

A sharp increase in microcephaly cases in Brazil has triggered a global health emergency over the mosquito-borne virus.

African-Americans support Hillary Clinton by a more than 3-to-1 margin nationwide, but that margin is dramatically narrower among younger blacks.

Lawmakers say they want to make Washington’s resolve clear to Pyongyang, as well as to other governments and the United Nations.

Greece, the main gateway to Europe for more than a million refugees and migrants last year, has been overwhelmed by the influx.

A March 9 hearing will address controversial business merger plans being reviewed by the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission.

Carl Icahn had been threatening a proxy fight with the biggest U.S. commercial insurer as he pushed to break it up into three companies.

Around 25 million riders could qualify to participate in the settlement, Uber said. A federal judge will have to approve the deal.

South Korea said its action was punishment for the North's recent rocket launch and nuclear test. The North called it "a declaration of war."

Jamie Dimon's purchase brought his total beneficial ownership to 7.79 million shares worth $413 million at Thursday's closing price.

A jury found Peter Liang guilty of manslaughter in the death of Akai Gurley, 28, who was killed by a ricocheted bullet in 2014.

"The markets are clearly starting to price-in a sharp slowdown in the world economy," a chief strategist at Mizuho Asset Management said.

The last protester repeatedly threatened suicide during a final phone call with mediators before giving up, ending a 41-day ordeal.

The Lunar New Year, which affected participation in the process by foreign banks, was a factor in the $10 billion delay, officials said.

The agency's subpoena also asked for records related to senior Clinton aide Huma Abedin, the Washington Post reported Thursday.