Thousands protested mining project Las Bambas, and police responded with gunfire, killing at least three and injuring 17

He suggested to cut public spending and to set a priority order

Martin Winterkorn resigned last week over a falsified emission tests scandal

Sources close to the congressman have said the decision was made to avoid "turmoil" in the Republican Party

Matthias Müller looks set to succeed Martin Winterkorn as Volkswagen CEO

The book is full of inspirational

VW's CEO looks headed for a dramatic fall from grace

Sears appears to be investing in the future for the first time in years

The figures up to August are the strongest ever seen, with 9.2m visitors in August alone

Ahead of a Brussels interior ministers' meeting a rift has emerged on the quota to relocate some 120,000 refugees

Spaniards take six years to find a post, while young Danes take just two, OECD study finds

If it remains true that California is the nation's test kitchen for new policy ideas, then employers around the country should look out.

The contract gives teachers a 9.5 percent pay raise over three years

The sides had reached a tentative agreement last week

Germany has not always managed to successfully integrate its immigrants, and expert Franziska Woellert explains why

Brazil's labor market is in the worst condition for nearly two decades

Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann has called the current influx of refugees an opportunity for the German economy

Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) is preparing to shed up to another 30,000 jobs as the Silicon Valley pioneer launches into a new era in the same cost-cutting ...

Bolivia's footballers have gone on strike and will refuse to take part in a national team training camp

Walker's plan calls for eliminating unions for employees of the federal government