Experts say the Rio Doce region will take decades to recover, if it ever does

Greek premier Alexis Tsipras has marked one year in office by telling supporters that his pension reform bill must go ahead

Paul Polman said Britain should remain in the EU, but that Unilever’s UK sites, including development centres, would not be affected by a vote to leave

Twitter's stock has fallen nearly 50 percent since Dorsey's return last year

Leaving such procedures out of a plan can save money for employers but leave workers with crippling bills.

Google paid tech rival Apple $1bn in 2014 to keep its search function the default option on iOS devices, Bloomberg reports

Many retirees drive part time, about 20 to 30 hours a week; others may drive full time

Statistic experts predict there will be more deaths than births registered in 2015

For aspiring investment bankers, Goldman Sachs is a dream place to work

White House science adviser Robert Simon met with local business, political leaders in Brickell

German President Joachim Gauck hinted at a shift in Germany's open-door policy

In latest cutbacks, retailer is considering closing staff catering facilities and photo services and reducing pharmacy hours

The increases will lift the average hourly full-time wage to $13.38, the company said

France's unemployment problem has persisted, turning into an "economic emergency" for the eurozone's No. 2 economy

The Fourth Industrial Revolution will have a disproportionately negative impact on the economic prospects of women

Samsung, like all major electronics firm, rely on lithium-ion batteries which include cobalt

Think of it as the looking-glass economy

South Florida’s biggest locally based bank won’t offer consumers mortgage loans for homes

WhatsApp, announced that it would stop charging customers $1 to use the service.

The American retail giant is reducing its operations in Brazil after a year of falling profits