French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire pledged to defend nuclear energy in negotiations with the European Union about planned regulations to grow clean technologies as global competition increases.
A global study finds a sharp rise in marine plastic pollution since 2005, with no signs of slowing down.
The Bank of Canada kept interest rates unchanged for the first time in nine meetings, saying it’s prepared to hike again if the economy veers off its forecast course.
A victory for Turkey’s opposition parties in their bid to unseat President Recep Tayyip Erdogan could trigger big gains for the lira by ushering in more orthodox monetary policy, according to a Wells Fargo & Co. economist.
A new decentralized crypto exchange is pledging faster speeds and greater transparency, positioning itself as an alternative to centralized entities like Binance and Coinbase that have faced increasing regulatory scrutiny.
FBI Director Christopher Wray said TikTok could be used to control data and software on millions of devices in the US and drive narratives to divide Americans while even intelligence agencies might miss manipulation by the Chinese-owned video app.
Adobe Inc., breaking ranks with an industry cutting costs and laying off workers, has opened a new office tower in its home city, adding new capacity for staff and pledging no companywide job cuts in 2023.
Vacancies at US employers retreated at the start of the year but remained historically elevated, highlighting persistent labor tightness that supports a higher level of interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
Relativity Space Inc. plans to launch the first test flight of its mostly 3D-printed rocket, the Terran 1, on Wednesday afternoon out of the company’s launch site in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Senator Joe Manchin will oppose Daniel Werfel, President Joe Biden’s pick for IRS commissioner, the latest salvo in a long-running dispute with the White House over the implementation of Inflation Reduction Act provisions the West Virginia Democrat authored.
