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The family of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has promised not to interfere with Sky News if regulators approve a $16 billion takeover of pay TV provider Sky.

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Sears was once the king of retailers. Now it's a cash-starved shell of itself whose very survival is in doubt.

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India's attempt to protect its stock markets from international competition sent shivers through Singapore on Monday.

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Prosecutors have filed a new charge against Barclays Bank over cash injections from Qatar that helped rescue it during the global financial crisis.

1. Global stock market overview: Last week was a stomach-churning experience for investors. Good news: This week is off to a better start.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed a lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein and his former company, a move that complicates the sale of the disgraced mogul's film studio.

More than a decade after Purdue Pharma was first criticized by the federal government for its "aggressive" marketing of the addictive painkiller OxyContin, the company says it will stop promoting the opioid to doctors.

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde says it's only a matter of time before cryptocurrencies come under government regulation.

A Democratic congressman says journalists need a federal law to protect them from violence.

1. Blame the bonds: The normally boring bond market is causing serious drama on Wall Street.

Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, is quoted in a new edition of the book "Devil's Bargain" as saying the "anti-patriarchy movement" -- that is, the movement against sexual harassment and assault -- is a powerful political force that will "undo ten thousand years of recorded history."

Astronomers aim to keep tabs on everything up in the night sky. A NASA database includes our solar system's eight planets and their moons, more than 755,000 asteroids, 3,500 comets -- and, as of this week, one cherry red sports car that belonged to a Silicon Valley billionaire.

After more than a decade, the U.S. Soccer Federation is getting a new president.

Waymo and Uber abruptly settled a trade secrets trial on Friday after a week filled with executive testimony, colorful text messages, and attorney theatrics.

The Winter Olympics kicked off from Pyeongchang, South Korea, on Friday night and NBC saw just a slight drop in TV ratings from four years ago.

The Equifax breach may have exposed more personal information of customers than previously thought.

President Trump is expected to unveil his long-awaited infrastructure plan on Monday.