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LONDON--Inter-dealer money broker Tullett Prebon PLC (TLPR.LN) Tuesday reported significant growth in 2015 pretax profit, and said that it will continue to look for opportunities to further diversify and grow earnings.

Official manufacturing data shows a slowdown for China, deepening concerns about oil demand.

The upside-down auction followed three years of aggressive monetary easing by the Bank of Japan, which has driven interest rates lower in a bid to fuel lending.

Investors sought safety in the Japanese yen following downbeat economic reports from the eurozone and the U.S.

New York Fed President William Dudley said late Monday said risks to his growth and inflation forecast may be starting to tilt to the downside.

New York Fed President William Dudley said late Monday said risks to his growth and inflation forecast may be starting to tilt to the downside.

The forces of fragmentation are gaining strength in the European Union, writes David Marsh,.

US Foods Corporation, a national food distributor, filed to go public amid an otherwise largely scant IPO period.

US Foods Corporation, a national food distributor, filed to go public amid an otherwise largely scant IPO period.

Chinese shares were choppy Tuesday as investors tried to make sense of a fresh injection of liquidity into the Chinese financial system and disappointing factory activity data.

Chinese shares were choppy Tuesday as investors tried to make sense of a fresh injection of liquidity into the Chinese financial system and disappointing factory activity data.

The European official investigating special tax deals for multinational companies defended her inquiries Monday, deflecting U.S. accusations she is disproportionately targeting U.S. companies.

Four Hong Kong booksellers who had vanished and later reappeared in Chinese police custody said they illegally sold books to customers in mainland China, according to televised interviews and a Chinese news report.

It’s time to sit on the sidelines as we wait to see how the market reacts to this week’s political results.

Deposits into personal accounts of Malaysia’s prime minister totaled more than $1 billion — hundreds of millions more than previously identified — and global investigators believe much of it originated with a Malaysian state fund, people familiar with the matter say.

American companies operating in southern China’s manufacturing areas say they face tougher local competition, ongoing regulatory concerns and rising labor costs, but most said they are profitable and intend to reinvest in China, according to a survey.

Violence erupted inside the sprawling migrant camp in Calais known as the Jungle, as authorities moved to clear part of the tent city there that has become a focal point in Europe’s refugee crisis.

How to retire by age 55, and the most overused words of the presidential campaign.

How to retire by age 55, and the most overused words of the presidential campaign.

A federal magistrate judge in New York sided Monday with Apple Inc  and against the Justice Department, in a legal fight over whether the company can be forced to help investigators extract data from a locked phone — a ruling that could affect a similar, much-watched case over a terrorist’s phone in California.

A federal magistrate judge in New York sided Monday with Apple Inc  and against the Justice Department, in a legal fight over whether the company can be forced to help investigators extract data from a locked phone — a ruling that could affect a similar, much-watched case over a terrorist’s phone in California.

Marvell Technology Group is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission for picking an audit firm that already had provided services.

Career Education Corp. late Monday reported it swung to fourth-quarter earnings of $142.5 million, or $2.08 a share, from a loss of $25.6 million, or 38 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue fell 8.1% to $199.9 million. The for-profit educator said in December that it will wind down its Le Cordon Blue operations in North America after failing to reach a deal with potential investors. Shares of Career Education rallied 6.4% in after-hours trading.

Marathon Oil Corp. said Monday it plans to offer 135 million shares of its common stock, granting underwriters a 30-day option to buy up to 20.25 million additional shares. The company said it plans to use net proceeds to strengthen its balance sheet and for general corporate purposes, including funding a portion of its capital program. Shares of Marathon fell 3.8% late Monday after ending the regular trading day up 2.2% at $8.21. Several energy companies are selling assets and issuing equity amid a persistent slump in oil prices. Читать дальше...