A 45-year-old Tunisian gunman suspected of killing two Swedish football fans in Brussels died on Tuesday after being shot by police in a cafe, authorities said.

Top economists and central bankers appear to be in agreement on one thing — and it’s not a good thing for global markets.

Israel’s ground offensive into the Gaza Strip may not be a full scale invasion, but one that takes place in phases, said a former U.S. ambassador to Israel.

While Goldman Sachs has made efforts under CEO David Solomon to diversify its revenue stream, it is Wall Street that powers the company.

All of Chinese property giant Country Garden’s offshore debt could be in default if it fails to make $15 million coupon payment on Tuesday.

The Russell 2000 index turned in five straight days of gains for the first time since mid-July, according to CNBC analysis.

Biden will also work to establish a plan for the safe passage of critical humanitarian aid to Gaza.

As the House prepares to vote on Rep. Jim Jordan for speaker, experts see a potential upside for big tech if the Ohio Republican wins.

Saudi Arabia has been splashing cash on various sporting investments as it looks to diversify its economy away from oil and gas exports. On the ground in Newcastle, home of Saudi-owned Newcastle United Football Club, we explore what this deluge of spending means for the kingdom’s economy and why its growing presence in sport is proving so controversial.

Bank of America said that three global stocks were set to benefit from both rising gas and oil prices.