By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK Jamie Dimon and Jes Staley do not agree on who to blame for

Caribbean leaders are denouncing U.S. economic sanctions against oil-rich Venezuela and say they’ve been forced to buy costlier petroleum elsewhere as they struggle with tight budgets

Chinese regulatory authorities are fining Ant Group 7.123 billion yuan ($985 million), claiming the financial technology provider violated laws related to corporate governance and consumer rights

By Safiyah Riddle The U.S. Black unemployment rate jumped for a second consecutive month, hitting a 10-month high

By Tom Sims and Friederike Heine FRANKFURT (Reuters) -German prosecutors are investigating asset manager DWS's former chief executive Asoka Woehrmann

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NEW YORK U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in June after surging in the prior month, but

Traders on Friday stuck to bets the Fed will raise its benchmark interest rate this month to a

America’s employers pulled back on hiring but still delivered another month of solid gains in June, adding 209,000 jobs, a sign that the economy’s resilience is confounding the Federal Reserve’s drive to slow growth and inflation

OTTAWA (Reuters) -The Canadian economy added a net 59,900 jobs in June, far more than expected, while the jobless rate