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India's decision to replace its two largest rupee notes will slam the brakes on its fast-growing economy.

The French satirical magazine has announced it will start publishing a German version.

Microsoft's chatbot Xiaoice is getting attention for refusing to talk about sensitive topics in China.

China's biggest online travel agency is taking control of Skyscanner in a deal that values the U.K. startup at $1.7 billion.

Brothers Mike and Stan Zappa invested $5,000 on a stockpile of 100 Hatchimals. They've sold 30 on eBay and already recouped their investment on this year's hottest toy.

Tech deals are plentiful this year, but it's hard to pick a true good deal out of such a huge offering. We're here to help.

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Britain reveals first official assessment of the economy since voters elected to leave the European Union.

A wide range of global markets have surged by 20% or more from recent 2016 lows.

Lufthansa canceled 1,800 flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a strike by pilots over pay.

Blackstone's Jonathan Gray out of running to be Donald Trump's Treasury secretary, possibly clearing the way for Steven Mnuchin to get the job.

Cuban baseball stars' trail to the U.S. is marked by smugglers, kidnappings, armed guards, threats and forced deals.

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It's been five months since Britain took a leap into the unknown and voted to leave the European Union. How's it going?

Some of the country's top journalists issued stark warnings about the importance of protecting First Amendment rights on Tuesday night, two weeks after Donald Trump was elected president.

Big bank stocks are on fire since the election, even though Donald Trump took campaigned on an anti-Wall Street stance and even pushed for breaking up the biggest banks.

Israel is known for its tech companies. But now some of its startups are turning their focus to the auto industry.

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

The U.K. government wants to hike the national minimum wage by 4% to £7.50 ($9.30) per hour starting in April.