The fire in an immigration facility in northern Mexico took the lives of 39 of the migrants trapped inside after both private security and federal agents failed to allow them to exit, Mexico’s top security official said Wednesday evening.
Peabody Energy Corp., the top US coal producer, shut operations at an Alabama mine following a fire Wednesday with no estimate of when it will reopen.
While the US has long demanded North Korea give up its nuclear weapons, the regime’s biggest display of warheads let the world know that Kim Jong Un has no intention of abandoning his atomic arsenal.
Microsoft Corp. is selling advertising in responses given by its Bing chat search engine, highlighting a potential revenue model for an artificial intelligence tool the company says has attracted 100 million average daily users.
Australian companies with more than 100 employees will have to reveal their gender pay gaps as part of new income equality legislation passed by the nation’s Parliament on Thursday.
The government is trying to rid the streets of the emissions-heavy vehicles, but drivers making $12 a day say they need more financial support to make the shift.
Fraud against the UK taxpayer almost quadrupled in the two years of the coronavirus pandemic, according to the National Audit Office.
The UK Infrastructure Bank plans to invest as much as £200 million ($246 million) to support power-storage technologies for the energy transition.
There are plenty of worries in the City of London that other financial centers are catching up. Now its own league table appears to confirm those fears.
A Cuban-American freediver who set 21 world records sued Netflix Inc. for defamation, claiming the media giant wrongly depicted him as a murderer in the 2022 film No Limits.
