As many as 450,000 Americans could have contracted an allergy to red meat that’s linked to tick bites, according to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that calls for new efforts to educate doctors and the public about the condition.
Teck Resources Ltd. said it is still evaluating offers for its steelmaking coal operations as the Canadian miner works to exit the business while fending off a takeover approach by Glencore Plc.
L’Oreal SA sales rose as European customers spent more on lipstick and skincare, offsetting a tepid recovery in the region that includes China.
Republican Senator John Cornyn said US investors have helped China build military power that endangers regional security and new action is needed to curb the flow of funding to critical industries in the Asian nation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin promised to send free grain to six African countries that have strong ties with Moscow.
US railroad earnings are being squeezed by higher labor costs and weaker sales as a lingering freight recession shows few signs of letting up.
France wants to work with China on common standards for cosmetics, after the European Union raised concerns that Beijing’s requests for companies like L’Oreal and LVMH to store their product information in its’ database could end up surrendering trade secrets under the guise of product safety.
Ukraine’s long-awaited assault against Russian troops in the occupied south kicks off a new stage in the war as Kyiv seeks to persuade its allies that it can take back lost territory.
The US economy shined in its latest report card, supporting calls that it can dodge recession despite the most aggressive interest-rate hikes in a generation.
Rubi Laboratories will capture carbon dioxide from Walmart’s supply chain and convert it to cellulose, which can be used to make yarn.
