Goldman's Cohn Is Next on Hot Seat

Goldman's No. 2, Gary Cohn, testifies Wednesday before a congressional committee...

The SEC's Russian Roulette

The past two years, the SEC has approved public listings for nine start-ups run by people in Ukraine or Russia..

SEC Loss Shows Difficulty of Insider-Trading Cases

When the Securities and Exchange Commission charged two Wall Street executives with insider trading..

Protesters Torch Police Cars at G-20

The streets of Toronto turned violent as small roving bands..

Soros's Money Man Stays Flexible

Billionaire George Soros has a $27 billion investment in one man...

High Court Sides With Skilling

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the government's use of a key white-collar crime law that was used in the conviction of Enron former CEO Jeff Skilling...

Google Wins Key Copyright Ruling

A federal judge sided with Google in a lawsuit filed by Viacom over YouTube's use of video taken....

iPhone 4 Keeps Apple Top of Class

In hardware and software, the iPhone 4 is a major leap over its excellent predecessor, the iPhone 3GS...

Germany Rejects Obama's Call on Growth, Stoking G-20 Conflict

Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government rebuffed U.S. calls to focus on bolstering growth over debt reduction, setting a course for conflict at the Group of 20 summit…

BP Managed to Blunt U.S. Demands

BP, despite being put under pressure by the U.S. to pay for the aftermath of the oil spill—the costs of which have reached $2 billion—has achieved victories that have softened the blow.

Bank failure pace more than double last year

Regulators on Friday shut down a Nevada bank, raising to 83 the number of U.S. bank failures this year.

Nevada's unemployment rate tops in nation

The statistics reveal that since 2007, Nevada’s economy has fallen from one of the country’s strongest performers to perhaps its weakest...

Medvedev Sees Risks For BP and Euro

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Russian President Medvedev voiced concern on the fate of Europe's common currency and said the Gulf spill could threaten BP's survival.

EU leaders work on ways to prevent new debt crises

European Union leaders hope to agree on ways to strengthen budget discipline and economic policy coordination on Thursday to show financial...

BP, Oil Industry Take Fire at Hearing

Top executives from Exxon Mobil Corp., Chevron Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell PLC sought to distance themselves from...

Indian Tycoon Runs Idea Up Flagpole

Indian steel tycoon Naveen Jindal is on a mission to get more of his countrymen to fly the national flag . He's setting an example by flying flags the size of tennis courts.

Bloomberg Urges Critics to Go Easier on BP

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg became a lonely defender of BP PLC on Friday, declaring the world should not rush to point fingers at the British oil giant for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Goldman Sachs Likely Not GM's IPO Lead Underwriter

In a major blow to its once gold-plated investment banking department, Goldman Sachs will likely not be appointed as a lead underwriter on the upcoming initial public offering for General Motors, FOX Business has learned...

Goldman Sachs $2 Billion CDO probed by SEC

Goldman Sachs Group’s $2 billion Hudson Mezzanine collateralized debt obligation, sold in 2006, is the target of a probe….

General: Afghan efforts stalled

KABUL, Afghanistan -- Amid a spike in Afghan and American deaths in southern Afghanistan, U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the top NATO commander in the country...

Bank of England: Rates Unchanged, Weak Economy

The Bank of England decided Thursday to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.5 percent to support a weak economy as the government is preparing for large...

Obama remarks fuel sell-off of BP, drillers

Investors pummeled shares of oil drillers and yesterday, after President Obama talked tough about dealing with the worst oil spill in the nation's history.

Billionaire finds hedge fund loophole

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke warns that the U.S. economic recovery isn't likely to quickly bring down the nation's unemployment rate, which could remain high for some time.

Mistake to Give up on Europe

Amid worries about the tumbling euro, here are seven reasons not to dump foreign-stock funds...