Saudi Arabia and Russia are working on a historic long-term pact that could extend controls over world crude supplies by major exporters for many years.

John Williams at NY Fed and Richard Clarida as vice-chair would do little for diversity

Two giant projects should improve links between Europe’s north and south

The world’s largest oil companies have survived a life-changing crisis, and are now poised to reap the rewards, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said

Social media sites are under pressure to protect consumers from online scams

For the first time in a decade, the world’s central banks are looking beyond the dollar to build their currency reserves

Xi Jinping to cement power over central bank with Guo Shuqing appointment

The U.K. government will direct Facebook Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Twitter Inc. and other tech companies to simplify their data management policies for consumers after disclosures about recent breaches, the Sunday Times reported

Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg apologized to Britons on Sunday over a “breach of trust”, taking out full page advertisements in British newspapers after a political consultancy got its hands on data on 50 million users

Nearly a third of the 25 top U.S. shale oil producers have paid or pledged to pay dividends this year, according to Reuters review of financial filings, the largest number since the shale boom took off a decade ago

China pledged on Sunday to press ahead with market opening and reforms while reiterating that it will treat domestic and foreign firms equally and protect intellectual property rights

Beijing eyes bigger role for currency through renminbi-based benchmark

But the trend to cut other frills has continued unabated

Social network faces regulatory backlash over information harvesting claims

Power generation from Britain’s wind farms hit a record 14.2 gigawatts (GW) on March 17, National Grid said on Monday.