Stabbing of police officers a "terrorist attack"
Belgian prosecutors say 2 officers stabbed by "suspect Hicham D" in Brussels neighborhood known for producing jihadis
Europe in Crisis
New details on planning behind Paris attacks
Phone records leaked to French newspaper show Cherif Kouachi was in contact with hostage taker right before newspaper massacre
S&P raises Spain credit rating as economy improves
Standard & Poor's also raised the country's average economic growth prediction for 2014-2016 to 1.6 percent
Recovery gains no steam in Europe as France lags
Disappointing growth is likely to fuel expectations that the European Central Bank will take additional stimulus measures next month
European Central Bank keeps interest rates on hold
Benchmark interest rate remains unchanged at a record low of 0.25 percent
Europe recovery shows signs of strengthening
Closely-watched survey has found business activity across the 18-country eurozone running at a three-year high
EU lawmakers complete financial system overhaul
European Parliament passes laws to minimize the risk and cost posed by failing banks
ECB leaves rates on hold despite inflation worries
Central bank has said the eurozone is experiencing a "protracted period of low inflation" but dismisses fears of an outright deflation
Eurozone recovery "gathering speed"
Economic survey suggested that the economic recovery is running at a near three-year high
Eurozone inflation in surprise fall to 0.7 percent
Figures are likely to reinforce concerns in the markets that the eurozone risks suffering a bout of deflation
Eurozone growth gaining traction - before Ukraine
Markit survey suggested that economic growth in the eurozone accelerated to a 32-month high in February
EU revises growth forecasts up slightly
Spain stands out as firmly turning the page on a two-year recession -- 2014 growth outlook doubled to 1 percent
More aid for Greece to be decided "after summer"
Remarks put an end to speculation that international creditors might agree to some form of debt relief before the European Parliament elections in May
Economic growth picks up across Europe
Uptick was largely driven by higher than expected activity in the bloc's biggest economies, namely Germany, France and Italy
Eurozone inflation drop fuels talk of rate cut
Latest numbers reinforced fears that the eurozone is about to suffer a Japanese-style bout of deflation
Greece to reach key budget target for 2013
Country has been relying on international rescue loans since 2010, when it lost access to bond markets
European Central Bank leaves rates unchanged
Leaves key interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.25 percent despite concerns over a weak economy and low inflation
Eurozone economy shows glimmers of hope
Official figures showed a stabilization in unemployment and the biggest increase in monthly retail sales in 12 years
Ireland faces more austerity as bailout era ends
Country received final bailout funds this week; exceeded a series of deficit-cutting targets and avoided both labor unrest and protracted recession
Eurozone industrial output in unexpected slump
Fall reported by the EU's statistics office, Eurostat, was unexpected and affected all sectors, notably energy
Eurozone retail sales drop as recovery falters
Also, Markit's purchasing managers' index fell in November
Spain's Nov. jobless falls for 1st time since 1997
Decline provided further evidence that the Spanish economy might be picking up after more than two years of recession
Samaras says Greece won't seek new loan
Prime minister says country is on track to meet the austerity targets imposed by the EU, the ECB and the IMF in return for bailout funds
Cyprus loosens some current account restrictions
Step is intended to ease bank transactions for businesses
Greece: Recession eases, jobless rate steady
But youth unemployment has continued to rise, with the jobless rate for those under 25 reaching 60.6 percent
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1 Mike Bloomberg = 660,000 American households, wealthwise
The billionaire media mogul's vast wealth has fueled his run for president, but it could also become a liability.
Job hunters face a new hurdle: Impressing AI
Artificial intelligence is increasingly deciding whether you're fit for a job, but some experts call it "snake oil."
Unpaid payday loans are landing people in jail
Payday lenders are turning to small-claims courts to track down delinquent borrowers, who sometimes face arrest.
Morgan Stanley buying E*Trade for $13 billion
Blockbuster deal reflects a bet on the growth of smaller investors, a switch from Morgan Stanley's focus on the rich.
Victoria's Secret to be sold and become private company
L Brands CEO Les Wexner will step down after private equity firm strikes deal to take control of the retailer.
Coronavirus economic hit could exceed $1 trillion
Companies from Apple to Puma say outbreak is hurting sales, but economists warn the toll could be much steeper.
Contigo recalls children's water bottles due to choking risk
It's the second recall for the product, which was sold at Costco, Target, Walmart and other retailers.
Redlining maps are gone, but problem hasn't disappeared
Mike Bloomberg claims the practice ultimately triggered the 2008 housing crash — but where does the term come from?
General Mills cereal chiller: It's $13 a box
A bet that health-conscious eaters will pay more for nut- and fruit-laden breakfast food, vs. $4 for box of Cheerios.
Tesla tricked into speeding with simple electrical tape
A security firm says its car test highlights some of the potential pitfalls of automated driving systems.
How to get your tax refund ASAP
If you're one of the 70% of Americans expecting a refund, here are the steps to get your money quickly.
Wendy's fined for violating child labor laws
Massachusetts crackdown has also ensnared Chipotle and Qdoba chains, with the state uncovering thousands of violations.
Retailer will lend clothes to any woman running for U.S. office
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lauded the company's move on Instagram.
Wall Street's fear: Coronavirus "to get worse before it gets better"
Analysts sounding alarm about over-priced stocks, saying investors underestimate extent of outbreak's potential impact.
Kickstarter becomes first well-known tech company to unionize
Employees allege management aggressively discouraged unionization and even fired employees for organizing the union effort.
