More Chinese travelers are delaying outbound plans amid economic uncertainty, according to a new survey, potentially rough news for countries depending on one of the world’s biggest source of tourists.
A federal court left in place an order forcing the Biden administration to expand an upcoming sale of offshore drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico, while giving the government more time to hold the auction.
China is considering compensating utilities for all the coal-fired power they’ve built, including plants that are likely to sit idle as Beijing accelerates its transition to clean energy.
Hong Kong’s leader said he hasn’t yet received an invite to a major economic summit in the US this fall, following an earlier report saying Washington planned to block him from attending.
A technical measure by Argentina’s central bank Monday provoked a rare public rebuke by the fintech arm of MercadoLibre Inc., another sign of the government’s damaged relations with private business.
TikTok’s ambition to expand in online shopping is facing a major blow from new rules in Indonesia that are set to curb its operations in its biggest e-commerce market.
The second debate of the 2024 Republican primary season will see seven candidates take the stage, as former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson failed to qualify and former President Donald Trump continues to boycott the televised matchups.
Binance is seeking to launch stablecoins denominated in the dollar, euro and yen in Japan next year, as the embattled global crypto exchange pushes into the nation’s nascent market.
After July’s inconclusive elections, Spain’s center-right opposition leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo is making a final attempt to stretch the parliamentary math in his favor.
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said he expects the US central bank will need to raise interest rates one more time this year and keep policy tighter for longer if the economy is stronger than expected.
