International

U.S. President Donald Trump was sued in federal court to stop him from offering early, exclusive access to his posts on U.S. policy.

Britain’s economy is showing the clearest signs yet that it is benefitting from the global artificial intelligence boom, with data on Thursday showing rapid growth in related industries and a surge in computer hardware investment.

U.S. crude stocks excluding barrels in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve posted a surprise build and made their largest weekly gain since January 2023.

Goldman Sachs will acquire exchange-traded funds provider Neos Investments for as much as $2.25 billion, as the investment bank looks to bolster its presence in active asset management.

A small number of vehicles are discontinued every year. For car shoppers, these cancellations rarely make news. But if you know where to look, there’s an opportunity to get a good deal on a vehicle that’s at the end of its life cycle.

Chinese automakers are increasingly shifting from exporting vehicles to building them in Africa, betting that rapid urbanization, a growing middle class and supportive government policies will make the continent one of the industry’s last major growth markets.

Bank of America said on Wednesday it plans to deploy US$250 billion by July 2027 to support U.S. digital and infrastructure projects, a move it says will boost the country’s economic growth and help create tens of thousands of jobs

Smaller steel companies responsible for nearly 40 per cent of India’s crude steel production could cut their electricity bills by about a third while sharply reducing carbon emissions by switching to renewable energy, according to a report released Wednesday.

U.S. government lawyers said a Court of International Trade judge overstepped his authority by ordering refunds for tariffs that were deemed illegal.

U.S. fast-food chains that spent the second quarter battling to pull in price-conscious diners discovered discounts were no longer enough to keep them.

UEFA, CONCACAF and the AFC believe that FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s recent plans to sell an interest in the World Cup was a “fundamental breach of trust” with the institutions world soccer’s governing body serves.

U.S. President Donald Trump likes to say that he started his war with Iran after 50 years of economic pressure had failed to stop its nuclear weapons ambitions — but he’s now betting that another financial squeeze can bring an end to that war.

At least 14 artisanal miners died and eight were injured when the walls of a mine in South Africa caved in on them, police said Tuesday.

U.S. President Donald Trump extended a waiver for 90 days for foreign ships to transport goods, including oil, fertilizers and other fossil fuel products.

The U.S. job market stalled unexpectedly last month, delivering a political blow to President Donald Trump three months ahead of midterm elections and complicating decision-making for the inflation fighters at the Federal Reserve.