The SEC says the biotech firm made improper payments to Turkish and Russian officials to secure favorable treatment for its main drug.
After Monday's epic collapse, prices also got a boost from signs that Saudi Arabia and Russia will resolve their differences over oil production.
A decision in a Russia-Ukraine trade dispute rejects an argument Trump has made to justify a 25% tariff on global auto imports.
With the shale boom continuing, the IEA says the U.S. will overtake Saudi Arabia as the world's No. 2 producer.
The bank agrees to pay $41 million for allowing "significant deficiencies" in its monitoring of billions of dollars in potentially suspicious transactions.
A New York State regulator says the bank's deficient controls facilitated $10 billion in sham trades involving Russian investors.
The medical device maker will pay $15 million to settle SEC charges that a Danish subsidiary "allowed itself to be used as a slush fund."
Political turmoil in the Middle East, Africa, and Russia will continue to cast a global economic shadow, says Aon.
Hackers in Russia, China, and Europe used malware-laced emails to bank staffers to penetrate banks' systems and steal money.
The credit rating agency cut its projection of Russia's annual economic growth to 0.5% for the next four years and called monetary policy less flexible.
A 17% interest rate may stabilize the ruble, but a Russian banking official says it has to be cut to forestall business bankruptcies.
The Russian central bank set a key interest rate at 17% in hopes of halting its currency's plummet.
