Britain’s tumbling pound sends its stocks soaring
The currency’s falling value is a boon to big U.K. exporters and multinationals whose goods become more cost-competitive
European Union
PM Theresa May finally sets a date for starting Brexit
Britain will start formal process of leaving the European Union before the end of March; PM May insists on no delay
European Union ratifies landmark climate change deal
The EU faced criticism for being slow to approve the accord, which aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions worldwide
Paris climate deal expected to receive major boost at UN
Nations around the world are racing to seal the deal before the Obama administration leaves office
After Brexit vote, European Union leaders face long winter to reset
In centuries-old castle in the middle of their fractious continent, EU leaders anxiously seek to forge sense of common purpose
EU pushes harder on plan to stimulate growth
The new goal is to get 630 billion euros in public and private investment pumped into the economy by 2022
EU proposal to ban American lobsters to move forward
Lobstermen in the U.S and Canada stand to lose $200 million in business with EU countries if the ban becomes a reality
Apple: Several billion dollars set aside for U.S. taxes
CEO says company will repatriate some of its overseas earnings to U.S.; Apple holds nearly $215 billion in cash and securities abroad
Why the EC says Ireland has a tax problem with Apple
It's the government in Dublin -- not Apple -- that's accused of foul play, and the scrutiny isn't likely to end there
France calls for ending U.S.-EU trade talks
President Hollande sees no chance for an acceptable agreement before year-end, saying “the imbalance is obvious”
EU says Apple owes Ireland $14.5 billion in uncollected taxes
European Competition Commissioner says Ireland gave U.S. tech giant illegal tax benefits, and it's time to collect
Full episode of the CBS Evening News from September 7, 2013
Secretary of State John Kerry traveled to Lithuania to make the case to EU defense ministers that the 28-nation bloc should support a plan to punish the Assad regime for using chemical weapons; and Pam Dorr gave the town of Greensboro, Alabama an economic rebirth when she started a bicycle business using a nuisance that's grows wild in the town.
Turkey slams U.S. for tepid support after failed coup
In an angry speech, President Erdogan hinted the U.S. was perhaps behind the coup: "My people know who is behind this scheme"
Brexit's impact: So far, it's bad for the U.K., not Europe
The first shockwaves appear to be slashing confidence and forecasts about the British economy, while the EU is resilient
Fed keeps interest rates near record lows
Central bank holds steady, while noting that near-term risks to the economy have diminished
Goldman 2Q earnings jump, helped by lower legal expenses
Investment bank's trading desks saw a surge of activity during Britain's vote to leave the European Union
EU widens Google antitrust probe
Official: Preliminary probe revealed company "unduly favored its own comparison shopping service in its general search result pages"
Will new U.K. leader keep Britain on course for Brexit?
First female PM since Margaret Thatcher opposed leaving EU but insists public vote will be respected -- but when, and on whose terms?
More cracks appear in fragile European Union
With the U.K.'s "Brexit" vote still reverberating, some market watchers fear a new threat could spread financial contagion
Dallas shooting forces rare move by Obama in Spain
This had been the largest European country never visited by the U.S. president, but events at home changed the script on Sunday
Stock investors, don't ignore bond market warnings
The ongoing collapse in bond yields points to trouble that U.S. equity prices aren't yet reflecting
Shaky Italian banks rattle EU and even U.S. markets
A guide to the latest overseas banking crisis caused by bad loans -- and why it matters to Main Street investors here
5 ways U.S. and global markets are rethinking Brexit
How Britain's exit from EU could impact everything from interest rates to real estate in the U.S.
Michel Gondry: "England never wanted to be part of Europe"
"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" director Michel Gondry talks about his latest film -- and why Brexit was no surprise
British PM hopeful says no EU exit talks this year
Justice Secretary Michael Gove, one of the Conservatives running to replace David Cameron, sees no rush to negotiate
Tennessee cancels executions after Christa Pike survives botched injection
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Trump renews threat to resume attacks on Iran after U.S. midterms
Co-pilot stabs captain, tries to crash FlyDubai flight en route to Israel
Investigation
U.S. surrogate for Chinese billionaire says she trusted agency, as questions arise
Family of Renee Good files civil suits against federal government
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
Netanyahu says it's too early to determine motive in cockpit stabbing
Ex-frat leader gets jail time after pledge died of alcohol poisoning
