Ford’s move to delay certain projects follows rivals and comes as automakers face pressure from regulators and China.
The U.K.’s economy kept up pace in August, with both the services and manufacturing sectors expanding further, a boost for the newly elected Labour government that has put economic growth at the heart of its political agenda.
Democrats are buzzing about potential contenders for high-profile administration jobs.
Eurozone’s recovery picked up a little pace in August, with the increase driven exclusively by the services sector as international visitors flocked to the French capital for the Olympics, driving up demand in areas like hospitality and transportation.
Oil prices slipped and demand worries continued to be the main driver for the market according to ING said.
Brambles sees more opportunities to monetize the data that has helped the global pallet giant boost shareholder returns with a $500 million share buyback, its chief executive said.
The Zurich-based reinsurer made a net profit of $996 million for the second quarter and said its performance benefited from disciplined underwriting, low natural-catastrophe claims and strong investment income.
The Thai prime minister’s ouster last week rekindled jitters about the country’s nascent economic recovery. While the new leader’s quick appointment soothed nerves, politics still cloud the economy’s outlook.
Deutsche Bank said it reached agreements with a large share of plaintiffs to settle a long-running legal case over the price of the acquisition of Postbank, a rival bank it bought more than a decade ago.
Democrats have introduced her at their convention as a fighter from humble beginnings. Republicans say she is an out-of-touch liberal.
Tim Walz accepted the Democratic vice-presidential nomination in a speech at the Chicago convention, where the Minnesota governor called on voters to “turn the page” on Trump’s divisiveness and laid out a forward-looking message.
One of the biggest sticking points to emerge from the continuing Gaza talks is the future of a key crossing to the enclave and control over two corridors within it.
As the convention proceeds in Chicago, pro-Palestinian influencers, journalists and activists are using social media as a tool to keep the Biden administration’s handling of the war in Gaza in public view.
A world located 1,200 light-years or so away from Earth is one of the least dense planets ever discovered and its unusual properties puzzle astronomers.
Many founders and venture capitalists who want the next president to extend current climate initiatives are banding together to form Climate for Kamala in support of Harris’s campaign.
Rescue teams located the bodies of five of the six passengers who had remained missing after a yacht sank in a sudden storm off the coast of Sicily, officials said.
A Kremlin-backed influence network sought engagement with Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr. and other influential accounts.
Swifties have the same mental biases as the rest of us, making them reluctant to sell even at eye-watering prices.
JGBs edged higher in the morning Tokyo session, tracking overnight gains in U.S. Treasurys after minutes of the FOMC’s July meeting backed the case for a September rate cut.
Asian currencies consolidated against USD ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole symposium on Friday.
South Korea’s central bank held interest rates steady again but cut its inflation and growth forecasts for the year, amid rising expectations that it will pivot to easing in the coming months.
Tweaks to the program haven’t halted interest from international buyers, who have boosted home prices in Portugal’s capital city.
Artificial intelligence could soon be used to suggest executives are in cognitive decline—and help them ward off scrutiny.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell wants to bring inflation down without a recession, and the next few months will be crucial.
