Malawi raised the death toll from floods triggered by Cyclone Freddy, potentially the longest-lasting tropical cyclone ever recorded, as the storm continued to dump rain on the southern African nation.
Chevron Corp. is urging Venezuela to clean up Lake Maracaibo in the hope of almost doubling the amount of oil that can be loaded on its ships, which currently risk running aground because of an accumulation of sediment.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government will loosen immigration rules in a bid to attract more foreign builders to the UK and address a labor shortage in the construction industry.
The move to electric has been incredibly slow for equipment producers in the US but that’s changing.
Ticketmaster is once again drawing the anger of concertgoers after some fans planning to see the British band the Cure reported paying fees that exceeded the prices for the actual seats.
Tech workers are suddenly learning a lot more about banking.
Volkswagen AG unveiled an affordable electric vehicle that’s a couple years away from production, putting Europe’s largest carmaker on a collision course with Tesla Inc.
In normal times, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt’s decision to pump more than £20 billion a year into the UK economy might tip the Bank of England toward raising interest rates again.
Steve Leuthold, a money manager who founded the multibillion-dollar investment firm that carries his name and called the bottom of the stock market with near-perfect accuracy during the financial crisis of 2008-2009, has died. He was 85.
Large swaths of California’s tech hub Silicon Valley remained without electricity after the latest atmospheric river brought heavy rain and high winds that toppled power lines.
