Markets in China defy gravity as the government’s interventions release the bulls and chain the bears.

The Irish government rejected IAG's $1.5 billion offer for Aer Lingus this week, saying it needed more clarity about the buyer's employment and investment plans in Ireland.

Aer Lingus attorney Alec Burnside explains why the European Commission should vet minority shareholdings. Renee Cordes reports from Brussels.

Traders savvy enough to follow the low-priced names and trade them with discipline and sound risk management are banking ridiculous coin on a regular basis.

These stocks look ready to break out and trade higher from current levels.

We stumbled ... we lost share ... we lost momentum," said CEO Pat Gelsinger.

Personal spending fell most than expected in December, according to data from the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, helping price pressure ease over the final month of the year.

The philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder discusses China's rise and its role in the world.

...it's actually good-looking.