At least one-third of surveyed companies have paused or delayed stainless steel orders because of US import tariffs of up to 50%, while more than half are reassessing their sourcing strategies.

A team of independent experts commissioned by the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

As part of the US and European push toward a negotiated end to the Russia-Ukraine war, Kyiv has been under mounting pressure to accept territorial concessions.

Cryptocurrency traders saw more than $1.5 billion in bullish wagers liquidated on Monday, triggering a sharp selloff that sent Ether and other tokens plunging.

The China-backed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) will consider adding new members and discuss ways to improve trade flows when its leaders meet for the first time in five years in October.

Shares of BYD Co. fell the most in three weeks after a report that Warren Buffett’s investment firm sold its entire stake in the Chinese electric-vehicle maker.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) on Tuesday slumped to a milestone low, closing at 6,118.54 points—down 96.29 points or 1.55 percent—with the Top 10 active shares all ending in the red.

Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape global trade and pressure the Federal Reserve into cutting interest rates are driving investors to scale back U.S. exposure.

Architect Gene Arthur Go did not stumble into entrepreneurship. He grew up inside it.

Aileen Barrameda is planning to buy a house in Los Angeles in the coming months. Stubbornly high mortgage rates—twice what she locked in at the start of the coronavirus pandemic—aren’t putting her off.

A proposal to use Charlie Kirk as a military recruitment figure, despite his never having served in the U.S. Armed Forces, has drawn backlash and sparked internal resistance within the Pentagon after the plan was leaked.

Two flying cars collided during rehearsals for an air show in China meant to showcase the country’s cutting-edge technology.

Prosecutors have downgraded some of the most serious sex abuse charges against veteran broadcaster and former Wallabies coach Alan Jones after a recent court hearing.

The Trump administration said it would require companies to pay $100,000 per year for H-1B worker visas, a move that prompted major tech firms to warn visa holders to stay in the U.S. or quickly return.

When the protests end, when the streets are swept and the placards are packed away, we are left not with silence but with a question: what do we do now?

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index fell by 49.66 points, or 0.79 percent, to close at 6,214.83 on Monday, weighed down by investor jitters in the aftermath of violent protests that left more than a dozen injured, including policemen.

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Farmers across the country are issuing increasingly urgent warnings that they face grim consequences if they cannot find markets for this year’s bumper crop now being harvested.

Spirit Airlines will cut jobs and reduce flight capacity by 25% year-on-year in November, deepening struggles for the budget carrier.

The families of four passengers who died in an Air India jet crash in June have filed a lawsuit in the United States against planemaker Boeing and aircraft parts maker Honeywell, accusing them of negligence.

A record-breaking £150-billion package of U.S. investment into the U.K. has been announced during President Donald Trump’s state visit.

The Trump administration is ending the federal government’s annual report on hunger in America, arguing that it had become “overly politicized” and “rife with inaccuracies.”

China has warned that a fixation on military strength will only sow global divisions, while simultaneously demanding control of Taiwan.

A cyberattack on a key provider of airline check-in and boarding systems disrupted operations at major European airports on Saturday, delaying and canceling flights across the continent.