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South Korea's consumer inflation unexpectedly accelerated as weakness in the won helped boost import costs, giving the central bank an incentive to pause its monetary easing campaign when authorities gather to set policy later this month.

Colombia's state-owned Ecopetrol SA is considering buying Carlyle Group's oil driller in the nation as it looks to boost reserves and output, its top executives said in an interview.

Elon Musk's X is urging the US Supreme Court to shield companies from being forced to disclose sensitive user financial data under "suspicionless" subpoenas issued by federal law enforcement agencies.

Asian stocks edged down as traders grappled with how to position themselves in the countdown to President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs announcement.

On this episode of Elon, Inc., we explore the merger of X and xAI and what the election results in Wisconsin mean for his political sway.

Chicago's junk-rated public school district and its teachers union have agreed to a tentative contract that includes a 4% pay increase in the first year, ending months of negotiations.

Federal jurors convicted a New Jersey man on fraud and money laundering charges after his previous 24-year prison sentence over a Ponzi scheme was commuted by President Donald Trump in his first term.

The US National Weather Service has allowed a contract with a foreign-language translation service to expire, creating a potential gap in local-language forecasting just as spring brings a higher risk of severe storms and tornadoes in the central and ...

Izzy Englander's Millennium Management and Ken Griffin's Citadel lost money last quarter amid President Donald Trump's trade wars, even as other hedge funds gained.

Connecticut residents commuting to New York City are getting faster train service after the Metro-North Railroad modernized signal systems, helping to cut travel times by 10 minutes on some trains.