By Tom Lobianco, AP INDIANAPOLIS - The battle over the right-to-work issue may be reaching a conclusion in Indiana as the state prepares to become the first to adopt the law in more than a decade, but the argument over exactly what the measure means ...

By Simon Kennedy and Jana Randow Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Global finance chiefs warned no economy is safe from Europe's debt crisis, adding urgency to their calls for its governments to deliver a swift resolution.

By Marcus Bensasson and Maria Petrakis Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Greece and its private creditors said they expect to complete a debt-swap accord in this week, after bondholders signaled they would accept European government demands for lower interest ...

By SHAYNDI RAICE and RANDALL SMITH Facebook is close to picking Morgan Stanley as the lead underwriter for its initial public offering, a significant step toward what is likely to be one of the biggest-ever US public debuts.

By Angela Charlton, AP DAVOS, Switzerland - Capitalism is out of whack, the founder of the World Economic Forum says, welcoming critics' ideas of how to fix it - even those camped out in protest igloos near his invitation-only gathering of global VIPs.