Fire Rebound in Canadian Natural Gas Region Prompts New Outage
A resurgence of wildfires across Canada’s main energy producing province in recent days has prompted at least one driller to suspend some of its production again.
A resurgence of wildfires across Canada’s main energy producing province in recent days has prompted at least one driller to suspend some of its production again.
Turkey will hold a runoff election, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan just failing to secure enough votes for a first-round victory.
France is stepping up its effort to ensure that the European Union treats nuclear power similarly to renewable technologies during the transition to carbon neutrality by the middle of the century.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman lashed out against the UK’s soaring immigration levels, as she staked out a claim to succeed Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in a potential future Conservative Party leadership contest.
President Joe Biden will nominate National Cancer Institute head Monica Bertagnolli to lead the full National Institutes of Health, the White House said Monday.
European natural gas prices for the winter months tumbled amid tepid demand, while higher-than-normal fuel stockpiles make it easier to prepare for the upcoming heating season.
Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson — among the most bearish voices on Wall Street — expects the debate around raising the US government’s $31.4 trillion borrowing limit to trigger some sharp swings in equity markets.
President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will soon offer the clearest sign yet about whether a deal can be reached to avert a historic US default.
Guy Hands’ Annington Property Ltd. lost a court bid to block the UK government from unwinding a costly privatization deal tied to an £8 billion ($10 billion) military estate.
Walmart and Home Depot are among major US retailers reporting earnings this week that will provide insight into one of investors’ biggest concerns: the resilience of the consumer in the face of economic softening.