The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index fell 66.44 points, or 1.09 percent, to close at 6,042.28 on Thursday—just inches above its support level.

Authoritarian governments come in many forms. In the US, it may not involve outright banning the opposition, imposing martial law, or staging sham elections.

Spain has canceled a €700 million ($820 million) contract to purchase artillery systems from Israel’s Elbit Systems.

US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell forcefully rejected claims that politics influence the central bank’s decisions, amid escalating clashes with President Donald Trump over the Fed’s independence.

President Donald Trump imposed an annual $100,000 fee on H-1B visa applications — used by companies to hire skilled foreign workers — immediately rattling the tech industry.

Nvidia plans to invest $2.7 billion to support the UK’s artificial intelligence industry by funding startups and partnering with venture capital firms.

The decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show has put a spotlight on Nexstar Media, the largest TV station owner and operator in the US, and its founder Perry Sook.

Graphics processing units (GPUs), commonly designed by chip giant Nvidia, have become the core engine for artificial intelligence.

In a fast-paced version of the sport known as Banana Ball, players backflip to catch fly balls, take choreographed dance breaks between batters, and more.

Gold and crypto are performing very differently in the short term—but one firm says the two could thrive side by side in the years ahead.

South Korea’s president has said he would agree to a deal between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un in which North Korea freezes production of its nuclear weapons, rather than dismantling them.

Few justices have done more to reshape American jurisprudence—not only from the bench but also in classrooms, lecture halls, and on television—than the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index closed a bit lower on Wednesday at 6,108.72 points, down 9.82 points or 0.16 percent.

Enthusiasm for Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR)—and some of its imitators—has been fading, with shares of those companies tumbling over the past month.

President Donald Trump quickly veered off-course as he took the stage to memorialize his close ally Charlie Kirk.

Old-fashioned barter is making a comeback in Russia’s foreign trade for the first time since the 1990s, as companies trade wheat for Chinese cars and flax seeds for construction materials in a bid to dodge Western sanctions.

China stuck to its stance on the future of TikTok in the U.S. a day after President Donald Trump said a deal to shift the short video app to U.S.-controlled ownership was progressing.

The surprise order from the Trump administration imposing a new $100,000 fee on some visas set off a day of frantic travel as workers, companies, and foreign governments scrambled to respond to Washington's latest immigration crackdown.

India's steel industry will not be significantly affected by US tariffs, but the European Union’s carbon tax will impact exports.

Dozens of female Mossad operatives penetrated Iran and carried out operations during Israel’s attacks on Tehran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs in June.

US President Donald Trump has inflated the figure he wrongly claims were killed by drugs in the US — from massively inaccurate to impossibly so.

Iranian authorities are weighing next steps following an agreement with the global nuclear watchdog, while urging regional states to move beyond issuing statements in response to Israel’s attack on Qatar.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has defended the trial that saw his predecessor, Jair Bolsonaro, sentenced to more than 27 years in prison for plotting a coup.

South Korea’s economy could fall into a crisis rivaling its 1997 meltdown if the government accepts current U.S. demands in stalled trade talks without safeguards.