Banks Urge U.S. Judge To Throw Out LIBOR Lawsuits

Banks facing a barrage of lawsuits from customers accusing them of interest-rate rigging argued on Tuesday that the cases should be dismissed, saying there is no evidence of antitrust or other ...

Spain Sees EU Flexibility On Budget Deficit Goals

Spain joined France on Tuesday in pleading for more time to reduce its budget deficit, saying it believed the European Commission was warming to the idea to avoid deepening the country's recession. ...

Big UK Companies Slow To Put Women On Boards

Britain's largest listed companies are failing to increase the number of women on their boards despite a Europe-wide push to get more women to top management positions, figures published on Tuesday ...

Dow Breaks Through Record Highs Set In 2007

The Dow surged to a new record on Tuesday, breaking through levels last seen in 2007 as investors extended 2013's rally. Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow rose above 14,198.10, the intraday ...