India warned its citizens to “exercise utmost caution” while in Canada and hinted that their safety is threatened, an apparent escalation of the diplomatic row between the two countries.
Video-game developer Striking Distance Studios, a subsidiary of Korean publisher Krafton Inc., is appointing new management several months after the commercial flop of its first game.
Oil’s breakneck rally is taking a breather as a smaller-than-expected drop in US crude stockpiles bolstered technical resistance to further gains.
Oil producer Greenfire Resources Inc. is set to start trading on the New York Stock Exchange after closing a deal to combine with blank check company M3-Brigade Acquisition III Corp., according to a document reviewed by Bloomberg.
Attorney General Merrick Garland told members of Congress that he hasn’t interfered with the Justice Department investigation into President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, and never discussed the probe or received direction about it from anyone at the White House.
President Joe Biden and his Brazilian counterpart, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, launched an initiative to improve labor conditions in their countries, as the US looks to bolster ties with its South American neighbor.
Barrick Gold Corp.’s top executive says it’s not just Saudi Arabia interested in his company’s massive copper project in Pakistan — some major mining companies are, too.
The Bank of Canada sees higher borrowing costs slowing the economy, but officials opted to keep the door open to further interest-rate hikes as they debated their most recent monetary policy decision.
Three Amazon.com Inc. executives were accused by the US Federal Trade Commission of participating in an alleged plan to make it difficult for customers to cancel subscriptions to the company’s Prime membership service.
Russia’s largest bank is attempting to seize some of Glencore Plc’s Russian assets as compensation for what it says is an unpaid oil trading debt.
