China’s ZTE hit again after US regulator ruling
Chinese smartphone maker ZTE's U.S. woes deepen as US regulators propose new rules that could cut into its sales and increase tension between China and the US. Laura Frykberg reports
Goldman’s profit surges 27 percent
The U.S. investment bank's trading revenue jumped higher on market volatility. As Fred Katayama reports, it far outperformed its peers in growing fixed income trading revenue.
German fears over China business relationship
Companies like Germany's Bauer are worrying that a lucrative economic relationship with China is radically changing.
How Facebook can insulate Instagram from privacy scandal
The photo-sharing site may be worth more than 80 times what the social network founded by Mark Zuckerberg paid six years ago. Now, though, the data leaks engulfing its corporate parent risk becoming a ...
More trouble for Wells Fargo as bank earnings disappoint
Bank shares tumbled and led Wall Street lower Friday as investors found something to groan about in first-quarter results from JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo.
Turkey’s Erdogan says tumbling lira not a concern
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan struck back at international investors on Thursday, saying that no one could bring the country to heel by using exchange rates. As Kate King reports, he says the preci ...