Mitsubishi Motor is asking shareholders to approve a reduction in its capital to wipe away cumulative losses that would allow it to resume dividend payments for the first time in 16 years.
The Chilean government's Environmental Superintendency halted all construction operations at Barrick Gold's Pascua-Lama project that straddles the Andes Mountains into Argentina.
Nine months after anti-Japanese riots in China over an island dispute, trade is rebounding—with Chinese consumers particularly warming again to Japanese cars.
News Corp.'s board approved the company's separation into two publicly traded entities, moving a step closer to splitting its entertainment businesses from the publishing division.
The High Court in London ruled that a tweet by the wife of the speaker of the House of Commons libeled a top Conservative Party figure by implying that he was a pedophile.
Deadly accidents in Bangladesh factories have people questioning the costs of "fast fashion," a design trend pioneered by Spanish labels that relentlessly rotate collections to keep new styles on store racks.
Procter & Gamble's finance chief said the restoration of A.G. Lafley to the helm of the consumer-products giant doesn't signify larger problems at the company nor a dramatic shift in strategy.
