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U.S. stocks are tumbling Friday afternoon after the FBI announces it will re-open its investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server. The Mexican peso is also falling.

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Employers often give workers bonuses for India's biggest festival but none can match one diamond dealer.

Women shaving their heads at Hindu temples are the unlikely first step in a multimillion-dollar journey.

Brazilians aren't drinking beer like they used to, which is causing a major hangover for Anheuser-Busch InBev.

Alex Simon believes Chipotle fired him for speaking up about the company's 'shady practices.' He's trying to join a lawsuit with 10,000 other workers suing the company for cheating them out of wages.

Tony Blair says U.K. should keep its options open over Brexit until it knows what kind of deal it can get.

The U.S. economy grew 2.9% in the third quarter of 2016, a solid increase after growth was sluggish in the first half of 2016.

A U.K. court has ruled that Uber drivers are entitled to benefits enjoyed by workers.

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

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Amazon has launched its Prime service in China, chasing the country's growing ranks of online shoppers and their increasing demand for overseas goods.

Qualcomm scooped up chip maker NXP Semiconductors on Thursday in a $39 billion deal that's being driven by the booming smart car market.

An indictment unsealed Thursday revealed that 61 people have been swept up in the multi-million-dollar fraud scheme in which suspects at Indian call centers pose as IRS agents to prey on the elderly and immigrants.

Uber has yet to master self-driving cars. But it's already talking flying cars.

Twitter is cutting its staff by 9% after a widely rumored sale process appears to have come to nothing.

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro announced a 40% wage hike Thursday one day after thousands of protesters called for him to step down.

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Twitter announced Thursday that it was shuttering beloved short-form video app Vine. And users aren't happy about it.