UK police on Tuesday removed Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg from a protest outside the energy sector's annual London get-together...

By Jonathan Stempel, Hannah Lang and John McCrank NEW YORK The top U.S. securities regulator sued cryptocurrency platform

Hundreds of German Protestants attended a church service in Bavaria that was generated almost entirely by artificial intelligence

Europe’s icy start to December is forecast to give way to milder conditions as the month progresses, providing

The Philippine central bank will exercise caution against “too much” monetary tightening to avoid crimping economic growth, according

Pfizer Inc.’s proposed $43 billion takeover of Seagen Inc. will face an investigation from the European Union’s merger

Rising cross-asset volatility in August has sent investors piling into cash-like ETFs at the fastest clip in months.

WASHINGTON U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Thursday that lawmakers from his chamber should be ready

By Joseph White DETROIT With just over 30 hours to go before a strike deadline he set, United

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says that in her personal opinion, the United States should adopt a different system for national finances that might forestall repeated standoffs with Congress over spending

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva put inequality and the climate crisis at the center of a speech Tuesday that opened the annual UN General Debate in New York, lamenting that the international community has "numbed" to its responsibility to care for the world's poor.

Six months after Hong Kong reopened to the world, the city still has a steep climb to reclaim