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Wall Street Weekahead: Bank earnings loom large as stocks near record

Kimberly-Clark halts Venezuela operations on deteriorating economy

Obama says Brexit talks must not harm "wobbly" world economy

Jack Ma says lawsuits, probes help Alibaba to be understood

Australian PM inches closer to winning majority govt

Counting of votes will continue over the weekend, although a final result is now not expected before next week

Bitcoin 'miners' face fight for survival as new supply halves

The speed and anonymity of bitcoin transactions, and lack of a central authority overseeing the currency, have drawn in many users, including those who want to get around capital controls

UK PM candidates vow to make EU immigration harder after Brexit

Bank earnings loom large as stocks near record

Earnings next week are expected from big banks JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo as well as other financial companies such as BlackRock and PNC Financial Services

Nearly half a million affected by super typhoon Nepartak in China

At least 420,000 people in four cities including the capital Fuzhou have been urgently relocated, state news agency Xinhua reported

Faced with Trump and Clinton, Americans yearn for third choice: Poll

According to the poll, 46% of Clinton supporters and 47% of Trump supporters say their top priority when voting will be to stop the opposing candidate from reaching the White House

S&P 500 closes near record high after jobs report

After a dismal payrolls report for May US employers added 287,000 jobs in June, beating market expectations

Limited use of anti-HIV drug by those at risk

Truvada, manufactured by Gilead, is a combination of two anti-retroviral drugs that work to keep HIV, which causes AIDS, from replicating in the body

EU must act to avoid post-Brexit 'conflagration' - German Finance Minister Schaeuble

Reiterated his concern about the effects of low interest rates in the euro zone

Global economy "grim" and G20 must step up to fix it - China

Tata Steel pauses sale of UK assets on Brexit uncertainty, looks for partner

Tata Steel put its British operations up for sale in March threatening thousands of jobs

Global economy 'grim' and G20 must step up to fix it - China

WTO expects 2016 to be the fifth consecutive year of less than 3 per cent growth in global trade

Will continue to discuss UK acquisitions with Tata Steel: Liberty House

The statement comes after the Indian steelmaker said on Friday it was putting the process of selling its major assets on hold

Strong US jobs report powers stocks to weekly gain

The US economy added 287,000 jobs last month, according to the Labor Department, smashing the consensus forecast of 175,000

Imperva seeks investment bank to explore options: Sources

The company could appoint a financial adviser as early as next week after interviewing investment banks in recent days

Facebook tests end-to-end encryption on its Messenger app

The move comes amid widespread global debate over the extent to which technology companies should help law enforcement snoop on digital communications