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U.S. multinationals including Apple and General Electric are suddenly looking at as many as three new taxes -- estimated to raise $454.1 billion over a decade -- under the House tax bill released

In Jerome Powell, banks won’t get a Federal Reserve chairman who is hell-bent on ripping up financial rules. But in some ways, that’s better for Wall Street.

Turkey’s relationship with the European Union is in recovery and top economic policy makers are planning to meet at a summit in Brussels next month, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said.

Bowe Bergdahl, the soldier who walked off his post in Afghanistan and triggered a search that left several comrades severely wounded, will serve no prison time, a military judge ruled Friday at the

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry doesn't know how he became the only person named in the 429-page tax plan unveiled Thursday by House Republicans.

Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa is leading a country facing two very different realities.

Almost $750 million paid by international mining companies to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s state-owned miner over a three-year period are missing from the company’s accounts, the Carter Center

Ivanka Trump lauded the Japanese government’s efforts to increase female workforce participation during a speech in Tokyo on Friday, giving a high-profile boost to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s

Two U.S. supersonic bombers flew over the Korean Peninsula for bombing exercises that are also a show of force against North Korea ahead of President Donald Trump's first official visit to Asia.

Several of the biggest U.S. companies—including Apple and Procter & Gamble—would no longer be able to escape taxes on the trillions in overseas profits they’ve accumulated, under a tax bill

They’re high-level civil servants charged with helping South Sudan rebuild institutions and an economy shattered by a four-year civil war. First, though, they need to feed their families in a city

The fact that U.S. President Donald Trump’s Twitter account was deactivated by a rogue employee has raised questions about how much access and control Twitter Inc.’s workforce has over an individual

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, discusses the GOP's tax overhaul plan and the nomination of Jerome Powell to lead the Federal Reserve. She speaks with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli.

The House Republican tax bill is making marriage a lot more attractive.

President Donald Trump will get a second chance to extinguish a lawsuit by protesters who want him to answer personally to their claim that he incited violence against them at a Kentucky rally when he

Donald Trump departed Washington on Friday for a 10-day tour of Asia, his first trip to the region as president, during which he’ll travel to five countries and attend several summits. One man he

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, comments on the nomination of Jerome Powell to lead the Federal Reserve. She speaks during an interview with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli. (Source:

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, comments on the GOP tax overhaul plan during an interview with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli. (Source: Bloomberg)

Jerome Powell wasn’t a lock to be President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Federal Reserve.

Central banks are finally ready to ease off the stimulus.