Seven major automakers are coming together to create a joint venture that will build out a large electric vehicle fast-charging network in the North America, in an attempt to make electric vehicles more attractive to consumers. The companies -- General Motors, BMW Group, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis -- plan to install at least 30,000 chargers in the United States and Canada.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire urged the European Central Bank not to raise interest rates again, joining

China was walloped by a Covid-19 resurgence in May, with a positive test rate nearing the peak seen

California Gov. Gavin Newsom and state legislative leaders have reached an agreement on how to spend the state's tax dollars over the next year

By Leika Kihara TOKYO Bank of Japan board member Hajime Takata said on Wednesday he saw early signs

Continental AG, one of Europe’s largest auto-parts makers, may announce 5,500 job cuts representing 3% of its staff

A Russian government commission has approved the sale of Volkswagen's main factory in Russia to a domestic car

Finland will leave just one border crossing open on its frontier with Russia to stem a flow of

In CNN's town hall with Donald Trump on Wednesday, the former president said a US default on its debt may be "psychological" and that it "could be nothing" or perhaps just "a bad week or a bad day."

Google says it is in the early stages of developing tools that use artificial intelligence to help journalists write stories and headlines

Egypt's Tourism and Antiquities Minister Ahmed Issa says they are seeking to double the number of tourists in the next five years, to reach 30 million visitors by 2028

Citadel Securities LLC hired BlackRock Inc.’s former China head Tony Tang to drive the company’s expansion in the