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A fully-fledged digital euro should only be launched if the private sector doesn't come up with its own solution to integrate the region's fractured payments landscape, according to the lead European Union lawmaker on the file.

The Federal Reserve's top bank cop announced plans to reorganize the agency's supervision and regulation division and shrink the unit's staff by roughly 30%.

Elon Musk's SpaceX has proposed a faster way to take astronauts to the moon's surface, following NASA criticism over delays with the company's rocket development as the US races China to the lunar surface.

China should consider imposing a ceiling on domestic copper, zinc, lead capacity to tackle cutthroat domestic competition, said the country's main metals association.

A federal judge in Boston signaled she may rule that the Trump administration likely violated US law in suspending food-aid benefits to millions of low-income US households during the government shutdown, and she criticized the "political game" being ...

Private credit lenders led by General Atlantic are in talks to provide about $2 billion of debt to Shutterfly, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Honduras' ruling party accused rivals of plotting an "electoral coup" to steal next month's presidential vote, stoking tensions in the politically turbulent nation.

President Donald Trump is cutting the limit on refugees the US resettles to 7,500 for the upcoming fiscal year, while prioritizing White South Africans, a sharp break from the nation's traditional policy of accepting tens of thousands fleeing ...

The Federal Reserve's decision to end its balance-sheet runoff after a drop in bank reserves suggests officials are doubling down on the federal funds rate as the primary tool to conduct monetary policy and help assess liquidity in the financial ...

With less than two weeks to go before it hosts the COP30 global climate summit, Brazil announced Thursday that forest loss in the Amazon fell by 11.1% compared with the previous year, despite the rainforest experiencing record wildfires.