The breakup of a Chinese rocket following a satellite launch generated a fresh field of debris and new concern over Beijing’s attitude toward space junk.
An evaluation of more than 1,500 climate policies in 41 countries found that only 63 actually worked to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Brazil is tightening visa rules to curb a wave of migrants from Africa and Asia turning the refugee-friendly country into a stopover on the way to the U.S.
Mike Lynch, the British tech tycoon missing after his yacht sank off Sicily, was confirmed dead.
The vice president’s advisers are moving quickly to map out policy plans, but the appetite for ambitious efforts is diminished from four years ago.
Fed Chairman Powell is on the brink of winning the inflation battle without a recession, but the next few months will be crucial.
Ford’s decision to kill a highly touted future EV is a sign that the industry’s pullback on EVs is deepening.
Canada ordered an end to a work stoppage at the country’s two main railroads, saying an arbitrator would resolve disputes that disrupted North American freight traffic and supply chains.
Air Canada pilots have voted to strike if necessary to break a contract impasse.
Skydance Media is accusing Paramount’s special committee of directors of breaching the terms of its deal, according to a letter reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Chinese search-engine giant Baidu reported better-than-expected profit as its AI-related business continued to grow.
Nestlé said longtime CEO Mark Schneider is leaving the company.
PG&E is racing to confront an uptick in fires ignited by the California utility’s power lines ahead of the riskiest months of wildfire season.
Advance Auto Parts has agreed to sell its Worldpac subsidiary to Carlyle Group for $1.5 billion in cash.
Tesla’s head of finance operations has left the company, further shuffling the EV maker’s top ranks.
National parks staff have rescued a baby humpback whale tangled in fishing tackle in Sydney Harbour this morning.
Tourism is this region’s lifeblood, so making travel more convenient is of the utmost importance to the Southern Nevada economy.
If Nevada Democrats had lived during the days of Robin Hood, they would have stolen from the poor to give to the wealthy. Just look at the controversy over school lunches.
The term “novel foods” is becoming more popular by the day. But to make it to the European supermarkets it needs to be assessed by the EU food safety authority and then get the greenlight from the European Commission.
On August 12, the US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, issued a press statement commemorating the anniversary of the adoption of the Geneva Conventions. He said: “The 75th anniversary of the adoption of the 1949 Geneva Conventions is a fitting occasion to reaffirm our commitment to respecting international humanitarian law… We call on others to … Continue reading "US Calls for Ceasefire But Keeps Supporting War"
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Derivatives market update for Friday, August 23: Analysts suggest Nifty options market reflects a bearish sentiment, with increased Call writing vs. Puts, as the index nears major hurdles.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s annual conference in Wyoming gets a lot of buzz. Here’s why it matters for Wall Street and the economy.
"I feel a thread running through this album of not just self-discovery, but also getting through the heartache and heartbreak," she said of the LP
Positive signings and new ownership boost United's prospects for the season ahead
Uganda is making a big push to become one of Africa's oil-producing nations by 2025 and is aggressively pursuing exploration and development projects
