Investors are growing concerned about the nation's budget deficit as economic growth is expected to remain weak. Meanwhile, the European Central Bank holds rates steady. More
The fund's managing director appeals to the United States to take the lead in creating a lasting economic recovery, as the IMF seeks to raise funds ahead of its spring meeting. More
The founder of Muddy Waters, known for blowing the whistle on Chinese firms trading in the U.S. and Canada, says investors should be wary of Hong Kong listed companies. More
James Murdoch, the son of media magnate Rupert Murdoch, is expected to step down as the chairman of BSkyB on Tuesday, a longtime institutional investor in the British satellite broadcaster told CNN. More
The Chinese 'reverse-merger' firm accused Muddy Waters of misrepresenting facts for its own benefit when it issued a report last year accusing Sino-Forest of fraud. More
China government PMI report rises in March to highest level in 12 months on strength in new orders, while HSBC report indicates factory output is struggling. More
U.S. economic growth to exceed growth of other G-7 nations in first half of 2012, says OECD report. U.S. is driven by growth in stocks, consumer confidence and jobs. More
A disappointing report on Chinese manufacturing raises worries about a hard landing. But the outlook for the world's second largest economy remains relatively robust. More
A political power struggle has erupted in China after the controversial politician was removed from his position. Here's how the charismatic leader evolved from victimizer to victim. More
Saudi Arabia promises to fill in the supply gap if the Iranian crisis escalates, but there's only one place that can help stave off high oil prices: Wall Street. More
Foreign banks may have come up with a way to remain eligible for U.S. bailouts without having to follow some of the pesky rules that came out of the financial crisis, rules that were meant to prevent future taxpayer rescues. More
Kraft Foods plans to change the name of its snacks division to 'Mondelez International,' the latest entry into the catalog of corporate rebranding efforts. More
Investors set the value of remaining Greek bonds at roughly 21.5 cents on the euro, which means credit default swaps will cover the remaining 78.5 cents. More
The long-awaited free-trade deal between South Korea and the U.S. goes into effect Thursday, kicking off a major help for small businesses seeking to expand. More
When we last checked in, James Kim had big plans for PUST, a North Korean science and tech school with a foreign faculty. It has opened - but is struggling for money. What's next? More
Goldman exec Greg Smith slams 'vampire squid' in scathing resignation op-ed piece. Goldman spokesman disagrees with the slam on firm's corporate culture. More
The WTO says Boeing received up to $4 billion in U.S. government subsides. U.S. officials point to a previous ruling that Europe's Airbus has been given $18 billion. More
Does China's massive trade deficit reflect a slowdown in the world's second largest economy, or is it just a statistical fluke? The truth is likely somewhere in between. More
Investigators around the world are looking into whether some of the world's biggest banks manipulated Libor, which is tied to everything from student loans to mortgages. More
Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos said investors agreed to restructure 172 billion euros worth of Greek bonds, 85.5% of the total amount held by the private sector. More
The central bank president says efforts to prevent a credit crunch have worked, but calls on governments and banks to do more to restore confidence and boost the economy. More
As the deadline to sign up approaches, at least 40% of Greece's private sector creditors have agreed to a key restructuring needed for the nation to secure more bailout money. More
Emirates NBD, the largest bank in the United Arab Emirates, is selling $119 million of dim sum bonds, securities issued in the Chinese yuan primarily in Hong Kong. More
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