Aaron's Daily WWW Newspaper

BERLIN/PARIS (Reuters) - Germany and France were split ahead of crucial talks on Sunday over how to strengthen shaky European banks and fight financial market contagion … More »Germany, France split on bank aid before summit

DUBLIN (Reuters) - There is general agreement that European banks will need fresh capital well in excess of 100 billion euros ($133.8 billion) and it will likely come … More »European bank bill well over $133.8 billion: Ireland

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. futures regulator may break with other agencies on a much-anticipated plan to ban most proprietary trading by banks, and could opt to … More »Exclusive: CFTC takes wait-and-see approach on Volcker rule

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Larger-than-expected jobs growth in September has Wall Street economists thinking the United States is unlikely to tip back into recession any time … More »Primary dealers see 35 pct chance of another recession: Poll

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Iger will step down as CEO in March 2015 after nearly a decade at the helm, setting in motion a succession … More »Disney's Iger to leave CEO post in 2015

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Regulators are considering holding Wall Street chief executives legally liable if they allow certain types of proprietary trading on their wat … More »Wall Street CEOs may be in Volcker rule crosshairs

A three-day rally on the stock market faded Friday after a mixed jobs report and credit-rating cuts for Italy and Spain. More »Stocks turn down on mixed jobs, Europe downgrades

The jobs crisis isn't getting worse. But it isn't getting much better, either. More »Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it's not enough

Surrounded by corn fields, bicycle routes and a nature reserve, the eight huge cooling towers of the Dukovany nuclear power plant have dominated the Czech countryside … More »Czechs bet heavily on nuclear power

To find symbolism in the Greek financial crisis, just go to the source. The national image on the two-euro coin in Greece depicts an ancient myth about the abduction … More »For Greeks, future is a void

Julio Mario Santo Domingo, one of Colombia's richest and most influential men who spread his fortune across industries, has died at age 87. More »Colombian business mogul Santo Domingo dies

Unemployment has been stuck near 9 percent since the recession ended more than two years ago. The jobs report for September on Friday sent the clearest signal to date … More »Pain of job crisis goes well beyond the unemployed

Thirty-four Muslim drivers for auto rental company Hertz claimed they were suspended for praying during work hours, but the company contended they were reprimanded for … More »Hertz suspends 34 Muslim drivers in prayer dispute

Consumers slashed their borrowing in August by the most in 16 months. The drop suggests many worried about taking on new debt while the economy slumped and the stock … More »Consumer borrowing dropped $9.5 billion in August

Wholesale businesses increased their stockpiles of autos, computer equipment and heavy machinery in August, boosting inventories for a 20th straight month as their sales … More »Wholesale stockpiles grew 0.4 percent in August

Disney CEO Robert Iger will remain in his job through March 2015 and then serve as executive chairman for another 15 months to help break in a new chief executive, the … More »Disney CEO Iger renewed through March 2015

Two Polish men have been arrested and charged with planting bombs at IKEA stores in several European countries and attempting to extort euro6 million ($8 million) from … More »Polish police arrest 2 in IKEA bombings in Europe

President Barack Obama is pushing in his weekly radio and Internet address for Senate passage of his nearly $450 billion jobs bill as senators prepare to vote Tuesday … More »Obama calls for passage of jobs bill