General Motors Co. said Tuesday it would keep its European Opel unit and restructure it instead of selling a 55% stake to Canadian auto...
By Sergei L. Loiko
A Russian tycoon who organized a Michael Jackson concert in Moscow, was once jailed for spying in Israel and hired American female...
By Jia-Rui Chong
Peter Sinclair rummaged through the closet and found what he was looking for.
By Megan K. Stack
When Russian businessman Yevgeny Ostrovsky decided to name his kebab joint Anti-Soviet Shashlik, he thought of it as black humor.
By Devorah Lauter
A short workweek and the prospect of early retirement. Job-protection laws that make it almost impossible to get fired. Seven weeks of...
Three statesmen who oversaw the fall of the Berlin Wall, which led to the collapse of communism in Europe, gathered here Saturday to reflect...
By Sebastian Rotella
It is a worrisome first: an American accused of going to Europe to plot a terrorist attack there.
By Borzou Daragahi
Iran has yet to formally reply to an international plan to ship its enriched uranium abroad to be turned into fuel for a Tehran medical...
By Devorah Lauter
A French magistrate Friday ordered former President Jacques Chirac to stand trial on charges of misusing millions of dollars in public funds...
By Michael Muskal
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has fined British oil company BP $87.4 million, the largest penalty the federal agency has...
By Paul Richter and Borzou Daragahi
Iran's response Thursday to a proposed deal to transform its controversial nuclear material into fuel for a medical reactor is "inadequate,"...
The European Union fought Thursday to live up to its self-proclaimed leadership on combating climate change, with the 27 EU leaders at...