China’s Manufacturing Slowdown Worries Investors
Concerns over China’s economy increased after a disappointing report on the nation’s manufacturing was released Tuesday.
China, US Stock Markets Drop for Second Day
Stock market measures in the U.S. fell Tuesday after strong gains in the first hours of trading.
Stock Markets in Asia Drop Sharply
Asian stock markets closed down sharply Monday.
Prosecutors: Uber Drivers Have Criminal Records
Lawyers in two California cities have expanded their civil lawsuit against the online ride-sharing service Uber.
A Mix of Food and Guns at Shooter’s Grill
People from around the world visit Rifle, a small town in the American state of Colorado.
Officials: Greece, Creditors Reach New Agreement
Greek officials said Tuesday the government reached an agreement with international creditors on new loan terms.
New York Helping Small Distilleries
The United States has a long history of making whiskey — a kind of alcohol.
Uber Making a Big Push to Win Over Chinese Consumers
The car-sharing service Uber reported in June it is receiving one million requests for rides every day in China.
Is There a ‘Skills Gap’ in US Job Market?
The United States’ job market has millions of unfilled jobs.
HSBC to dismiss tens of thousands of workers
One of the world’s largest banks, HSBC, is planning to dismiss up to 50,000 employees.