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The Netherlands will boost its defense budget next year to 27 billion ($32 billion), as the country works toward meeting NATO's new goal of spending 5% of gross domestic product on security by 2035.

Novo Nordisk A/S is downgrading the titles of some of its most senior managers as part of a sweeping overhaul by its new chief executive officer, according to an internal memo.

A US lawmaker has tabled legislation that seeks to block Zimbabwe from securing new funding from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank until it pays the $3.5 billion it owes to White farmers whose land was confiscated more than two ...

Amazon.com Inc.'s Prime Video has become the first major tech streamer to strike a deal with Augusta National Golf Club, airing the early rounds of the Masters Tournament in 2026.

NBA veteran Kyle Kuzma is expanding his entrepreneurial portfolio by joining the men's self-care brand Margin as an investor and adviser.

At Brazilian lender Itau Unibanco Holding SA, two lists were circulating among its upper echelons earlier this month. One was a roster of employees deemed by the bank to have breached remote-working policies. The other included names of staff whose . ...

House Republican lawmakers are considering adding roughly $32 million to a stopgap spending bill to augment security for members of Congress following the killing last week of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk.

Stephen Miran was sworn in Tuesday as a member of the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors, the central bank said in a statement, clearing the way for his participation in a closely watched meeting of the Fed's rate-setting panel this week.

Swiss growth is coming under pressure from global uncertainty including high US tariffs and safe-haven flows into the franc, according to the International Monetary Fund.

The US academic year is underway and campuses are filling up. But as students return to labs and lecture halls, they might notice more empty seats than usual -- especially at schools and in programs that enroll large numbers of international scholars ...