Financial leaders of the Group of Seven advanced economies are focusing on ways to fortify ever more complicated financial systems and supply chains during meetings in Japan ahead of a summit next week

By David Lawder and Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON Republicans and Democrats are touting a hastily-written debt ceiling deal that

Mexico’s Supreme Court annulled part of a reform of the country’s electoral rules that had been sponsored by

Greece’s newly-appointed foreign minister says his country is ready to start talks with Turkey to resolve a long-standing dispute over maritime borders that has repeatedly brought the two neighbors to the brink of armed conflict

The UK is facing a “double whammy” as higher-for-longer interest rates begin to bite, with the country particularly

Delta Air Lines said on Wednesday it is cutting some corporate jobs to better manage costs, at a

TOKYO Goldman Sachs Group plans to establish a desk in Tokyo to start trading Japanese power derivatives, two

By Safiyah Riddle U.S. business activity slowed to a five-month low in July, dragged down by decelerating service-sector

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GameStop Corp. fired Matt Furlong, its chief executive officer of the past two years, and said Chairman Ryan

The German government says developed countries have pledged $9.3 billion to help poor nations tackle climate change