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The Walt Disney Co., Fox Corp. and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. are scrapping plans to create a joint sports streaming service, just days after settling a lawsuit brought against the three companies alleging the platform would squelch competition.

Germany spent big on liquefied natural gas terminals to ensure energy security, but the high cost of using them means they're bringing in a tiny fraction of its gas needs.

US Treasuries plunged as evidence of a resilient labor market pushed traders to shift their expectations for the Federal Reserve's next interest-rate cut to the second half of the year.

The news business is facing its next enormous challenge. Here are eight reasons to be both optimistic and paranoid.

A two-story clock in the Lithuanian capital is tracking the minutes until the countries switch to Europe's electricity system.

Benin is looking to raise $750 million through its sale of dollar bonds, according to people familiar with the deal, matching the amount it raised last year as it becomes the first African borrower to tap international debt markets in 2025.

Gold pared gains as the dollar and Treasury yields pushed higher following a stronger-than-expected US jobs report.

Former US Senator Bob Menendez, the once-powerful New Jersey Democrat convicted of corruption charges, should spend 15 years in prison, US prosecutors said.

Canada's biggest job gains in two years capped off 2024 on a high note before the economy is potentially thrown into a tariff war with the US.

Emerging-market money managers say it's too early to sell Lebanon's defaulted bonds even after they nearly tripled in value in recent months, as the appointment of a new president potentially opens the door for dollar flows, reforms and debt ...