By David Milliken LONDON British employers concerned about the economic outlook reduced the number of workers they hired

Chinese equities have staged a sharp rebound as Beijing makes the right noises on the policy front, and

Vice President Kamala Harris offered a rallying cry to Black voters during a Juneteenth celebration at the White

By Joe Cash BEIJING Suriname hopes to strike a deal with China by mid-December over rescheduling interest payments

By Olivier Sorgho Zurich Insurance on Thursday reported a better-than-expected half-year operating profit, helped by its Life business

Right-wing populist Javier Milei has been president-elect just four days and already Argentina’s unions and social organizations are vowing pushback and even protests if he makes good on his promises to slash the size of the state and privatize companies

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the US regional banking crisis that followed earlier this year had major economic and regulatory repercussions for lenders across the globe, some of which may be felt for years to come. But now that the more immediate threat of the crisis has dissipated, some clear winners have emerged.

New York Mayor Eric Adams asked agencies to submit proposed annual budget cuts of 5% by November as

The US Federal Reserve is poised to announce a fresh quarter percentage-point hike to its benchmark lending rate on Wednesday to tackle inflation, while keeping the option open for more...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct 13, 2023--

The world's largest tech companies must comply with a sweeping new European law starting Friday that affects everything from social media moderation to targeted advertising and counterfeit goods in e-commerce.

The resilience of Spain’s economy likely won’t be enough to convince voters to reelect Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez