DAVOS, Switzerland - World leaders turned up the pressure on Europe on Saturday to erect a more formidable wall of money against the sovereign debt crisis, warning that the euro zone continues to pose a severe threat to the global economy.

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By Richard Leong | NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stocks fell on Friday on news the US economy grew more slowly than expected in the last quarter of 2011, while the euro rose on hopes of an imminent deal on Greece's debt that could help avert a disorderly ...

The imported orange juice contained trace amounts of carbendazim, used to combat a fungus that leaves black spots on tree leaves. The fungicide is not allowed in the US Nearly 14% of orange juice imported to the US since early this month has been ...

Eastman Chemical is going east. The specialty chemical maker, which was spun off from Kodak in late 1993, on Friday said it has agreed to buy rival Solutia for $3.4bn as it looks to ramp up its presence in fast growing emerging markets - in particular ...

By Rita Nazareth US stocks fell, sending the Standard & Poor's 500 Index lower for a second day, after a report showed the economy expanded less than forecast in the fourth quarter as consumers curbed spending.

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.

Former Groupon Inc. (GRPN) sales managers countersued the company, which had accused them of taking trade secrets to Google Inc. (GOOG) Groupon, the world's largest online coupon site, sued two former managers in October after they left to join Google ...

MADRID - Spain's government has launched legal action against the now-defunct airline Spanair for allegedly violating the country's aviation regulations by suddenly ceasing operations, a minister said Saturday.

* S.Sudan shutting down oil output in retaliation * Sudan now says to free ships, ready to sign oil deal * China biggest importer of Sudanese oil (Adds Sudan denies looting oil revenue, S.Sudan reaction) By Aaron Maasho ADDIS ABABA, Jan 28 (Reuters) ...

AP January 28, 2012 6:08PM FILE - In this Aug. 30, 2011 file photo, 2011 Chevrolet Malibus are lined up at a car dealership in San Jose, Calif.

The motor vessel Delta Mariner sits in Kentucky Lake, Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, as a section of paved road and twisted steel truss, formerly part of the Eggner Ferry Bridge, lies on its front, in Aurora, Ky.

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - On the day the Deepwater Horizon sank, BP officials warned in internal e-mails that if the well was not protected by the blowout preventer, crude oil could burst into the Gulf of Mexico at a rate of 3.4 million gallons a day - an ...

Research in Motion, maker of BlackBerry smartphones and tablets, sent its co-chief executives packing last week and replaced them with Thorsten Heins, who had been RIM's chief operating officer.

By Keith Naughton Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. posted fourth-quarter profit that fell short of analysts' estimates as overseas operations dragged down results while a one-time tax gain resulted in the company's biggest annual profit since 1998 ...

Enlarge image Italy Economy Italy Economy Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg Half-price sale at a store in Milan on Jan. 19, 2012. Play Video Enlarge image Spain Economy Spain Economy Denis Doyle/Bloomberg At the Principe Pio metro station in Madrid on ...

By Hossein Jaseb | TEHRAN (Reuters) - European companies owed oil by Iran could lose out if Tehran imposes a ban on crude exports to the European Union next week, the head of Iran's state oil company said Saturday.