A lawsuit backed by a fossil-fuel billionaire, alleging that Greenpeace USA illegally incited protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline, heads for trial with the environmental group warning it faces bankruptcy if it loses.
A federal judge cleared the way for bettors to place wagers on the outcome of congressional elections via a prediction-market startup.
Venezuelan opposition figure Edmundo González, who the U.S. said won July’s presidential election, arrived in Spain to seek asylum in a blow to the nation’s democracy movement.
The mother of the 14-year-old Georgia shooting suspect called the school the morning of the attack to warn of a possible emergency, a family member said.
Speaker Johnson faces the challenge of passing a bill to fund the government while averting a House GOP revolt in the heat of the election.
AI, growth, inflation and geopolitics were all more important to CEOs in a recent survey.
Netherlands-based OCI Global has agreed to sell its methanol business to Canada’s Methanex for $2 billion as part of its continuing efforts to pare debt.
The Netherlands-based OCI Global has agreed to sell its methanol business for $2.05 billion as part of its continuing efforts to pare debt.
Chinese appliance maker Midea Group has started taking orders from investors for an initial public offering to raise up to US$3.46 billion in Hong Kong.
Municipal-bond maven John Miller, whose fund was routed in 2022, has made a comeback, starting a new fund from scratch with a boutique firm.
U.S. antitrust enforcers are intervening early to examine whether a handful of big tech companies such as Nvidia are using their leverage to establish dominance over the burgeoning AI market.
Videogame job cuts have ended the industry’s reliability as a career for thousands, including many veteran employees.
Kendrick Lamar will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show, the NFL said.
Oil rose in early Asian trade, after the recent decision by OPEC+ to delay its planned production hikes, Tickmill said.
The Canadian owner of Circle K stores has said that it is willing to discuss and engage with Seven & i, which last week rejected its near $39.0 billion takeover offer on valuation and regulatory concerns.
Pooches in prams outpace actual baby carriages in South Korea, leaving officials howling. The now-labor minister has scolded young adults, saying they choose pets over kids.
Meanwhile, artificial intelligence has yet to spur a wave of upgrades for other smartphone makers.
Overindulging on meat is linked to health problems, but men’s love for it runs deep.
The New York Fed’s process to move Baghdad’s oil earnings lacked key money-laundering safeguards, resulting in illicit transfers that financed terrorist groups for years.
A proposed constitutional amendment has added another layer to the election in a battleground state.
Gold was steady early in Asia as the market ponders the Federal Reserve’s next move on interest rates, ANZ Research analysts said.
Japanese shares were lower in early trade, weighed down by technology stocks and tracking Wall Street’s weak performance on Friday
An American makes an inspiring run to the final of the season’s last tennis major, but runs into a steamroller named Jannik Sinner.
