By STEPHEN L. BERNARD NEW YORK�The euro was virtually flat Monday despite the Greek parliament's long-awaited passage of a new round of austerity measures aimed at resolving the country's debt crisis.

By MATTHEW DALTON BRUSSELS�European Union negotiators have yet to settle key elements of a complex bailout and debt-restructuring package for Greece�including how euro-zone governments will contribute to a desired cut in the country's debt burden�ahead ...

A new airline with a name that evokes the early days of the low-fare, no-frills airline business hopes to launch this summer and succeed by flying to cities that are underserved after industry consolidation.

By Linda Stern | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There's more than a tad of Robin Hood economics in the fiscal year 2013 budget that President Obama proposed on Monday.

Soon investors can take after King Kong and grab a piece of the Empire State Building. The company that runs the Depression-era skyscraper, the tallest building in New York, is planning to go public in a stock offering that could raise $1 billion, ...