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Italian Anarchists Blamed for Rome Letter Bombing

Italian police believe that the letter bomb sent to a top tax official in Rome on Friday was the work of a far-left anarchist group.

Letter Bomb Explodes at Gov't Office in Rome, Italy

A mail bomb exploded at a tax collection office in Rome, Italy on Friday, injuring one.

Europe's Markets Rally Friday at Mid-Day on EU Agreement to Tighten Budget Rules

European stocks were up around mid-day on Friday in a roller coaster session, with a key index bouncing between major technical levels following an agreement by European leaders for tighter Eurozone budget rules.

A New York City Police Officer stands beside a security officer at the entrance of a Deutsche Bank office in New York

Letter Bomb Sent to Deutsche Bank CEO Ackermann

A letter bomb addressed to Deutsche Bank chief Josef Ackermann contained a fully functional bomb, and capable of exploding had it not been intercepted in the bank's mailroom, was the work of far-left Italian group, German authorities said Thursday; and more explosives may still be in the post.

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Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) is the Stock That Just Won't Die

It seemed like it was only yesterday (perhaps because it actually was only three days ago, on Tuesday), when the shares of the banking giant teetered precariously above the $5 mark, a few cents off the dreaded "4 handle." Many were predicting a catastrophic sell-off. Fast-forward to today and Bank of America is trading at $5.74 per share, a jump of 13.66 percent in slightly over 60 hours.

Scenarios: Impact of Euro Zone Crisis on U.S. Economy

A gradual broadening and strengthening of U.S. growth should cushion the American economy against severe damage from the storms in Europe, unless a financial meltdown causes global havoc.

103-year-old Georgia Woman Saved from Eviction After Deputies, Movers Refuse Bank Orders [VIDEO]

Fulton County sheriff's deputies and local movers refused to follow orders to evict a 103-year-old woman and her 83-year-old daughter from their longtime home.

AT&T and T-Mobile hired the best antitrust lawyers in the country to defend against the DOJ.

AT&T Trying to Salvage T-Mobile Deal with Leap Wireless Sale

AT&T, the No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, may be trying to salvage its $39 billion deal to acquire T-Mobile by agreeing to sell assets to loss-ridden Leap Wireless International.

Apple: Robust iPhone, iPad Demand Kicks Off the Holidays

Solid Black Friday and weekend checks indicate Apple is off to a solid holiday season as traffic at Apple stores was extremely robust with positive checks at other channels.

Obama to Press EU Leaders on Debt Crisis

President Barack Obama will press European Union officials Monday to reach a definitive solution to their sovereign debt crisis which is emerging as a major 2012 U.S. election worry, Reuters reports.

Ex-Highbridge Asia Head Aims to Raise up to $2 Billion

Carl Huttenlocher, former Asia head of JPMorgan Chase & Co's Highbridge Capital, said he will launch a hedge fund with more than $300 million on December 1 after a delay in obtaining regulatory approval.

Euro Crisis Puts Company Funding in Tight Spot

LONDON, Nov 25 - European companies are in for a tough time next year. The euro zone debt crisis is sparking caution on all fronts, as consumers keep their cash in their pockets, corporate treasurers take a knife to investment plans and investors desperately seek a haven for their wealth.

Cigna: Undervalued Stock with Multiple Growth Drivers

Cigna Corp. (NYSE:CI), which recently received antitrust clearances for its $4 billion acquisition of HealthSpring, Inc. (NYSE:HS), has now three distinctive growth drivers for 2012-2013.

A view of the Hewlett Packard headquarters in Palo Alto

HP Profit View Lowered at Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank has lowered its profit estimates of Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE:HPQ) saying that profit centers of the company's major businesses are structurally handicapped and turnaround will be long and slow.

A woman leaves the office complex where MF Global Holdings Ltd have an office on 52nd Street in midtown Manhattan

Seven Banks Sued over Their Roles in the MF Global Collapse

Seven banks that helped MF Global Holdings Ltd. sell bonds were sued by pension funds who said the bonds' offering prospectuses concealed problems that led to the futures brokerage's collapse.

European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi

ECB Bank Chief Draghi Urges Action on Rescue Fund

European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi told euro zone governments Friday to act fast to get their rescue fund up and running, expressing exasperation at their lack of progress in response to an escalating debt crisis.

European Banks Crisis: Smart Money Heading for the Exits as Stockholders Hang On For the Ride

As equity investors play the ups and down of the stock market, fixed income money managers that provide day-to-day financing to the banks, investors in medium-term bonds and the peer banks themselves are scrambling for cover. The result: a dollar financing crunch that could deeply affect the banks and how they do business.