Canada’s government has enforced back-to-work legislation to end strikes in the past. With a breakdown in talks, the government may be leaning more in that direction.
The Justice Department and the United States attorney’s office in Massachusetts have closed their investigation related to the orthopedic product Infuse, Medtronic said.
The weak growth signaled that the effect of a prolonged credit crunch in the Chinese real estate sector, and of flagging demand from key export markets, was more severe than first thought.
Novak Djokovic lashed out at Madrid Open organizers and the ATP over the event’s controversial blue clay courts after fighting off Spanish qualifier Daniel Gimeno-Traver 6-2 2-6 6-3 in the second round on Tuesday.
Ultramarathon runner Micah True died from heart disease while on a run last March in the rugged wilderness of southwestern New Mexico, an autopsy report revealed Tuesday.
Chelsea must win the Champions League to play in Europe's elite club competition next season after a 4-1 defeat at Liverpool on Tuesday ended their hopes of qualifying via the Premier League.
The data suggested that Vertex could have a multibillion-dollar franchise in treating cystic fibrosis, a life-threatening genetic disorder that affects about 70,000 people worldwide.
United States authorities have charged 107 people, including doctors and nurses, for trying to defraud the federal Medicare health care program for the elderly and disabled of about $452 million.
Zynga Inc posted first-quarter revenue of $321 million, beating Wall Street expectations on the back of strong performances from new titles, including "Hidden Chronicles" and "Slingo," as well as the acquisition of social gaming startup OMGPOP.
Mexican authorities turned up the heat on Wal-Mart Stores Inc’s operations in the country, with the attorney general’s office announcing a preliminary investigation into bribery accusations.
The Japanese games maker reported its first-ever operating loss with a deficit of ¥37.3 billion, or $460 million, for the financial year that ended March 31.
Starbucks Corp reported higher quarterly profit but global sales at established coffee shops fell short of analysts' estimates due to weakness in Europe.
The International Monetary Fund is obtaining commitments for the $400 billion it is seeking for a bailout fund, but emerging economies are insisting that Europe’s influence be scaled back.
France and Spain sold all the bonds they wanted at auction on Thursday, though for Spain the cost was rising yields, indicating growing concerns the government will not be able to tame its deficit.
Rapid sales of its Galaxy smartphones and the Note mini-tablet and phone drove its operating profit from January to March to $5.1 billion, almost double the level of a year ago.
The writer Greg Mortenson has agreed to pay $1 million to compensate his Montana-based charity for using the group to promote and buy copies of his books.
Wall Street stocks traded down more than 1 percent, despite encouraging payrolls data, as investors digested information suggesting further monetary stimulus action is unlikely from the Fed.
Wall Street stocks traded down more than 1 percent, despite encouraging payrolls data, as investors digested information suggesting further monetary stimulus action is unlikely from the Fed.
Lionel Messi converted two penalty kicks in the first half to lead host Barcelona over A.C. Milan, 3-1, on Tuesday night and into the Champions League semifinals for the fifth consecutive season.
The ultrarunner Micah True, 58, was found in the mountainous Gila National Forest in New Mexico, with no obvious signs of injury, after his disappearance while on a 12-mile run.
Two French police officers were injured in a shoot-out during a raid on a house in Toulouse on Wednesday to arrest suspects in the killings at a Jewish school this week, a police source said.
A man on a scooter opened fire outside a Jewish school in Toulouse in southwestern France on Monday, killing one adult and two children, a police source said.
A stoppage-time goal by the substitute Brandão sent visiting Marseille through to the Champions League quarterfinals at the expense of Inter Milan despite a 2-1 loss on Tuesday.
Bradley Wiggins beat Lieuwe Westra by two seconds in the decisive mountain time trial to become the first Briton to win the Paris-Nice race since Tom Simpson in 1967.
The former chief executive of KBR Inc was sentenced to 30 months in prison on Thursday for his role in a massive, decade-long scheme to bribe Nigerian government officials to win $6 billion in contracts for a liquefied natural gas facility.
The former chief executive of KBR Inc was sentenced to 30 months in prison on Thursday for his role in a massive, decade-long scheme to bribe Nigerian government officials to win $6 billion in contracts for a liquefied natural gas facility.
Three former executives of disgraced medical equipment and camera maker Olympus Corp were arrested on Thursday over their role in a $1.7 billion accounting fraud, one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals.
Three former executives of disgraced medical equipment and camera maker Olympus Corp were arrested on Thursday over their role in a $1.7 billion accounting fraud, one of Japan's biggest corporate scandals.
A.C. Milan put aside its recent struggles against English teams by routing visiting Arsenal, 4-0, in the first leg of the Champions League’s Round of 16 on Wednesday.
Iran has stopped oil exports to six European states in retaliation for European Union sanctions imposed on the Islamic state's key export, the country's English language Press TV reported on Wednesday.
Striker Carlos Tévez said he was ready to return and play for Manchester City. But in an interview with Fox Sports, he said he was ordered around “like a dog” by Manager Roberto Mancini.
The head of China's $410 billion sovereign wealth fund said such investments were "difficult" for long-term investors, but he expressed interest in infrastructure and industrial assets.
The loss estimate for the financial year ending in March, ¥32 billion, highlights the urgent need for Olympus to shore up its finances after its $1.7 billion accounting scandal.
Rafael Cabrera-Bello was the surprise winner of the Dubai Desert Classic Sunday after sinking a nerveless birdie on the 17th hole to end on 18 under par.
Wayne Rooney sent Manchester United to the top of the Premier League Saturday after a win over Liverpool in a match preceded by Luis Suárez’s refusal to shake Patrice Evra’s hand.
Eastman Kodak, the inventor of the hand-held camera, plans to stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames in the first half of 2012 in an effort to cut costs.
The size of the seasonal distortion makes the January data hard to read, but economists said it is likely to have squeezed out any expectation of a cut in bank reserve ratio requirements.
The size of the seasonal distortion makes the January data hard to read, but economists said it is likely to have squeezed out any expectation of a cut in bank reserve ratio requirements.
The University of North Dakota will resume using its Fighting Sioux nickname despite threats from the N.C.A.A., the university’s president said Wednesday.
Liverpool’s Luis Suárez returned from an eight-game suspension he received after he racially abused an opponent, but his team was held to a 0-0 tie by Tottenham in England’s Premier League.
Top-seeded Tomas Berdych won his seventh career title, beating the defending champion Gaël Monfils, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, in the Open Sud de France final in Montpellier.
The state attorney general asserted that fraudulent use of the tracking system allowed Bank of America, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase to avoid the need for recording mortgage transfers.
The state attorney general asserted that fraudulent use of the tracking system allowed Bank of America, Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase to avoid the need for recording mortgage transfers.
Ghana sealed its place in the quarterfinals at the Africa Cup of Nations with a 1-1 draw against Guinea on the final day of group matches in Franceville, Gabon.
State prosecutors asked the judge in the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse case to bring in a jury from another Pennsylvania county, saying it was needed because of pretrial publicity.
Lydia Ko, a 14-year-old amateur from New Zealand, became the youngest winner of a professional tour event when she captured the New South Wales Open in Sydney.
Heavy clashes were reported as troops and tanks were sent to vanquish rebels, and Russia indicated it would oppose any effort to have President Bashar al-Assad step down.
Citing near-term vulnerability, the agency lowered the credit ratings of Italy, Belgium, Cyprus, Slovenia and Spain and indicated there could be further cuts.
The African Nations Cup provided a double helping of last-minute drama on Friday as Tunisia beat Niger 2-1 and co-hosts Gabon stunned Morocco 3-2 to reach the quarter-finals.
A judge ordered Joshua Komisarjevsky to be executed this summer for the 2007 murders of a mother and her two daughters during a brutal home invasion in Connecticut, saying on Friday that he committed a crime of "unimaginable horror."
Saudi Arabia's Gulf allies joined Riyadh on Tuesday in pulling out of an Arab League monitoring team to Syria, risking the collapse of a mission whose presence has not halted more than 10 months of violence.
Mark Wilson made a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole to win the Humana Challenge on Sunday in La Quinta, Calif., beating Robert Garrigus, John Mallinger and Johnson Wagner by two strokes.
The Institute of International Finance said on Saturday that talks on a Greek debt swap deal were continuing and its chief's departure from Athens was scheduled and not unexpected.
Chevron has filed an appeal with Ecuador’s National Court of Justice to review an order that it must pay $18 billion in damages for polluting the Amazon jungle.