Japan’s plan to release more than 1 million cubic meters — enough to fill 500 Olympic-size swimming pools

By Leika Kihara TOKYO Japan's wholesale inflation slowed for a sixth straight month in June due to sliding

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON United Airlines Chief Executive Scott Kirby met on Tuesday with the acting head of

The US Federal Trade Commission is leaning toward appealing a federal judge’s ruling against the agency’s bid to

The European Union and Australia deadlocked in negotiations aimed at wrapping up a free-trade deal this week, putting

The top US consumer watchdog will closely monitor whether credit-card issuers follow through on their marketing promises of

European Union merger officials are set to issue a fine against Illumina Inc. on Wednesday for closing its

By Chiara Elisei LONDON Companies around the globe took on a record $456 billion of net new debt

Polluters like Thames Water Utilities Ltd. that befoul UK rivers and seas will face unlimited penalties and tougher

Even London’s wealthiest homebuyers are shying away from deals as a cocktail of pricier borrowing and political uncertainty

Money-market funds are set for a reprieve on “swing pricing” when Wall Street’s top regulator votes Wednesday to

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric said on Tuesday its interim finance chief has resigned and the company will restate