International Herald Tribune

November saw the 11th consecutive monthly decline in nonfarm payrolls and the largest since December 1974.

At the Treasury Department, top officials continued to work on a plan to boost the housing market by subsidizing 30-year home mortgages with rates as low as 4.5 percent.

A man paid $1 million for 300 hotel rooms, $200,000 worth of food and private access to a tented, heated balcony overlooking the parade route of President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration so that ...

The Russian Orthodox patriarch who led a revival of the church after the fall of Communism and built close ties to the Kremlin under Putin, died Friday at his residence in Moscow.

Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram said he was seeking to bolster the country's security and that there had been lapses amid a public uproar over security and intelligence failures.

The pullout has its origins in the dismal state of the auto industry and will likely have huge repercussions on the high-profile racing circuit.

Barack Obama is filling his important positions more quickly than any of his recent predecessors.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper faced a crucial no-confidence vote he was sure to lose.

A study of genetic signatures has provided new evidence of the mass conversions of Sephardic Jews and Muslims to Catholicism in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Gliding among pale blue glaciers and breathing the hard, clean wind on nearly 200 miles of marked trails is the essence of skiing in Zermatt, Switzerland.