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Oil prices briefly hit a nearly three-year high but quickly fell back below $113 a barrel Thursday as a weakening U.S. dollar made commodities cheaper for investors holding other currencies. Expectations of slower U.S. economic growth in the first three months of the year...
Britain secured a number of key demands at the summit to boost jobs and growth, the Prime Minister said as 25 EU states - with the exception of the UK and Czech Republic - signed a new fiscal pact.
Workers organized a one-day walkout Thursday at the Palmer House Hilton hotel to call attention to difficult negotiations its union is having with the largest lodging chains. Members of Unite Here Local 1 began picketing at the hotel, 17 E. Monroe, before dawn and were to...
Eurozone finance ministers and officials met on Monday to discuss the options for solving Greece's debt crisis. Here is the text of their statement after the talks:
Tribune Co. said Wednesday it will lease prime ground-level space on Pioneer Court to a restaurant operator. Bottleneck Management Group will lease 14,000 square feet along the southeast part of Tribune Tower. The space is occupied by Tribune-owned WGN Radio, which...
Chancellor George Osborne says austerity measures make Britain a "safe haven" as developed nations around the world battled with the sovereign debt crisis.
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People drinking water naturally contaminated with high levels of arsenic may benefit from eating more radishes, sweet potatoes and other similar plants, a new study finds.
The Volkswagen Up! family is growing rapidly. The three- and five-door Up! models and two rebadged versions—the SEAT Mii and the Škoda Citigo—are already officially out the door, and a flurry of concept cars at the Frankfurt auto show last September promised further spin-offs. At the reveal event...
The photograph on Home Depot’s website shows a line of smiling soldiers unloading a truck stacked with power tools and other company wares. Anattorney says the photo shows the company providing Chinese-made products in violation of the Buy American Act.
A grim economic outlook from the US Federal Reserve and signs of slowing growth in China and Germany has driven world stocks down more than 4pc, prodding investors into the safe-haven US dollar and government bonds.