With economy in trouble, Jordan's king replaces government ministers in key domestic portfolios such as interior, labor, economics
Italian economic pickup belies weaknesses in real economy, few of which are being addressed directly as politicians stump for March 4 national elections.
The Supreme Court says whistleblower protections passed by Congress after the 2008 financial crisis only apply to people who report problems to SEC, not more broadly
A closely monitored economic survey of the 19-country eurozone has found business activity cooling slightly in February but still remaining near decade highs
Chairman of U.S. Senate panel dealing with foreign aid says Jordan's five-year aid package worth more than $6 billion likely to grow as U.S. tries to stabilize key ally
Absenteeism among workers is rampant in Venezuela as the oil-rich nation sinks deeper into economic and political crisis
A job center has opened in Jordan's second largest camp for Syrian refugees, the latest sign of a EU-backed policy shift meant to improve life for Syrians in regional host countries
Ruud Lubbers, who as the Netherlands' longest-serving prime minister guided his country through economic turmoil to prosperity, has died at age 78
Fed Chairman Powell says central bank will remain alert to any emerging stability risks
Brazil's president promised Monday to do whatever it takes, including sending all necessary funds, to help a northern state cope with an influx of Venezuelans fleeing hunger and unrest
