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European lawmakers are pushing for new laws governing robots and their relationships with humans.

A deal to cut oil output for six months took effect less than two weeks ago but big OPEC players are already talking about an extension.

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Natarajan Chandrasekaran is a Tata veteran, having joined in 1987 as a software developer.

A series of recent announcements have ignited speculation about Zuckerberg's political ambitions, but some who know him doubt Facebook's CEO will run for office.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

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Six Volkswagen executives were indicted Wednesday in connection with the carmaker's emissions cheating scandal.

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The director of the Office of Government Ethics blasted Donald Trump's plan to separate himself from his business interests as "wholly inadequate."

India angrily told Amazon that its flag could not be used as a doormat, and Amazon quickly yanked them.

Samsung Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong has been summoned for questioning over suspicions including bribery, prosecutors said Wednesday.

President-elect Donald Trump will transfer his business holdings to a trust, but he won't sell them -- stopping short of what ethics lawyers say is the only surefire way to avoid conflicts of interest.

President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his threat on Wednesday to hit companies with a "big border tax."

BuzzFeed's decision to publish unverified memos alleging that Russian operatives have compromising personal and financial information about President-elect Donald Trump has set off a fierce debate about the ethics of the decision and the responsibilities of journalists.

President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday used BuzzFeed's controversial publication of unverified memos prepared by a former British intelligence operative to try to discredit the press and deflect unanswered questions about his relationship with Russia.

President-elect Donald Trump's plan to separate himself from his business holdings falls far short of what ethics lawyers say is necessary to eliminate conflicts of interest.

Dubai developer, DAMAC, confirmed that it had been in talks with Trump on a deal he claimed was worth $2 billion.

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