By Richa Naidu and Jessica DiNapoli LONDON/NEW YORK Top U.S. and European investors are flagging their concerns about

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By Laura Sanicola and Trixie Yap Oil nudged higher on Wednesday, extending gains for a second session, as

In Munich, where this week's IAA motor show is taking place, an interactive street survey elicits an overwhelming "yes" when asking passers-by if they would take a self-driving taxi from the...

Futures tracking Wall Street's main stock indexes edged lower on Friday as investors looked ahead to earnings reports

Automaker Stellantis says that the autoworkers strike in North America is expected to cost the company around 750 million euros ($795 million) in profits — less than its North American competitors

From small restaurants to high-tech companies and a major gas field run by Chevron Corp., Israeli businesses are

Mining giant Rio Tinto said on Tuesday it will partner with Western Australia-based Gemco Rail to bring local

Oil surged more than 3% after Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel over the weekend threatened to destabilize the

The United States isn't the only country that puts a limit on how much money its government is allowed to borrow. But it is the only nation regularly pushed to the brink of a political and economic crisis as a result.

Intel and the German government have signed a deal that would see the U.S. company investing more than 30 billion euros ($32.8 billion) in a chip manufacturing site in the German city of Magdeburg, with financial support from Berlin

A top-performing Japanese small-cap fund is betting that pressure on companies to provide financial information in English will