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Undertaker opens the books on its $300m initial public offering in Hong Kong

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As more fiscal brinkmanship looms in Congress, the impact on taxes, government programs, and the economy could be severe. The NYT reports.

Sponsored content is one of the industry’s most controversial but fastest growing sources of income

Iranian cyber warfare capabilities place major control infrastructure - such as oil and gas companies - at risk, a report warns.

Saudi Arabia would only consider cutting production if other countries joined in, the former Saudi intelligence chief said.

Some blame cheap Chinese labour for sucking away jobs and the mainland for property rises

Purchasing managers’ survey at lowest level in 16 months, raising pressure for action to spur growth

Hopes of the ECB announcing a new asset-purchase program on Thursday have dwindled, although analysts remain critical of the current measures.

Steven Murphy credited as architect behind strategy that allowed auction house to outshine rivals

Joint declaration commits to the elimination of modern slavery by 2020

Minority drops campaign for statehood and lobbies for equal rights after decade of bloodshed

Chancellor George Osborne presents his latest take on the UK’s finances on Wednesday. The share of government debt in national income is at its highest since the late 1960s, but Bank of England estimates back to the 19th century show that the debt share has usually been higher.

Luxury cars with big red bows on top aren't just something you see on TV, says TrueCar's Eric Lyman. He also explains why Ford was a laggard as Chrysler and GM posted their best November sales in years.

The evergreen rumor that Shell could be looking to buy BP returned to the market Tuesday -- and sent share prices of both companies higher.

Banks battling to fill new board roles as rule and responsibilities become more stringent

Business activity in the euro zone fell again in November, putting pressure on the European Central Bank.

U.S. and EU leaders plan to work together on Russia sanctions and strengthening Europe and Ukraine's energy security.

The US industry takes advantage of falling oil prices and a flood of shale supply