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Italy's Monte dei Paschi, the world's oldest operating bank, needs a bailout worth ?8.8 billion ($9.2 billion).

Stocks have soared so dramatically in the final few weeks of the year due to optimism about Donald Trump's plans for economic stimulus and tax cuts once he takes office. But some worry that the market is now way ahead of itself.

Trump's vineyard files for permission to hire foreign workers as laborers.

Iran says it will pay only half the announced $16.6 billion price for 80 commercial airliners from Boeing.

It used be that driving an exotic car meant a sore rear-end and buzzing ears. Thankfully, that is no longer true.

Lawyer Robert Lighthizer is a leading contender for the post of U.S. Trade Representative, two sources with knowledge of the transition tell CNN.

Since the global financial crisis, the world's largest banks have agreed to pay close to $60 billion in fines just to the U.S. Department of Justice for creating and selling toxic mortgage-backed investments.

Richard Baldwin, who worked on trade for President George H. W. Bush says the next phase of globalization will be 'wilder' and 'less fair.' He warns Donald Trump to not try to protect blue collar jobs.

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Russian president Vladimir Putin spent four hours answering questions at his annual press conference.s

Deutsche Bank has struck a deal worth $7.2 billion with the U.S. government to settle claims that it packaged up toxic mortgages between 2005 and 2007.

Chinese regulators have fined GM's local joint venture the equivalent of $29 million, saying it broke antitrust rules.

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As India grapples with a cash crisis, online retailer Snapdeal has begun delivering rupee notes to people's homes.

A federal lawsuit accuses Barclays of defrauding investors who bought mortgage securities from the bank before they blew up during the financial crisis.

Transpose, a new project from Airbus Group's Silicon Valley unit, is rethinking what an airline cabin can be and imagining a future without a direct view of the sky.

Facebook's CEO posted a video teasing an artificial intelligence application on Tuesday that he built for his home, voiced by none other than actor Morgan Freeman.

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