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In an interview with Sky News, Prime Minister Theresa May promised to limit migration from the EU after Brexit, suggesting British business will face new barriers to doing business in Europe.

U.S. prosecutors opened up a new case against a bribery ring centered around Venezuela's state-run oil company, PDVSA.

President Obama came to office in January 2009 in the midst of the Great Recession. Much has turned around since then, but he's been criticized for a slow recovery.

In the latest poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Americans were almost evenly split over the question of whether Trump can guarantee health care at a lower cost.

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Tax breaks cost Uncle Sam more than all spending programs other than entitlements and interest on the debt.

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Mexico's central bank has tried to rescue the peso from weakening further since Donald Trump won the election. So far, it hasn't seen the results it wanted.

President-elect Donald Trump will start receiving the monthly job report from the Labor Department the night before its published once he becomes president.

Getting cancer is scary. Discovering that your marketplace plan doesn't give you access to leading cancer centers may make the diagnosis even more daunting.

But Don Peebles, an African-American real estate mogul who has been a major fund raiser and adviser for President Obama, says he believes the President-elect will create more economic opportunities for women and minorities.

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Larry Summers, former director of President Obama's National Economic Council, called an economic paper by Donald Trump's advisers "voodoo economics."

Women who are just starting their careers are still paid 5% less than men doing the same job.

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Ford scraps plans to build a new plant in Mexico. It will invest $700 million in Michigan instead, creating 700 U.S. jobs.

India was plunged into chaos after its two largest rupee notes were banned in early November. What happens now?

President Obama slapped tariffs on Chinese tires in 2009. It ended up costing more jobs than it saved, one study found.