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Bunge Global SA completed its takeover of Glencore Plc-backed Viterra, a move that will help the combined businesses better compete with larger rivals like Cargill Inc. and Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. as the crop-trading sector faces a downturn in ...

Bill Ackman is trying to make tennis history.

Wall Street dealers -- until recently expecting US government debt auction sizes to resume growing next year -- are going back to the drawing board after comments by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent this week.

China's top electric vehicle maker, BYD Co., has shelved plans to build a major plant in Mexico over geopolitical tensions and uncertainty stemming from US President Donald Trump's trade policies.

New York City's Fourth of July fireworks celebration could face security threats from extremist actors, including lone attackers and terrorist sympathizers, as tensions remain high following months of conflict in the Middle East, US officials said.

The US Justice Department urged a judge in Texas to accept a proposed settlement agreement reached with Boeing Co. that would allow the planemaker to avoid a criminal charge in a longstanding case over two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jets.

A Peruvian regulator hit private health-care provider Auna SA with a stiff fine for the unauthorized disclosure of medical records belonging to popular singer Shakira.

The dollar is headed for a few months of gains after tariffs raise inflation and force the Federal Reserve to delay interest rate cuts, according to ING Bank NV strategist Chris Turner.

Lawmakers, former diplomats and experts questioned the Trump administration's decision to halt the supply of some air-defense weapons to Ukraine, saying the move risks prolonging the war with Russia and leaving the country more vulnerable to stepped ...

OpenAI has agreed to rent a massive amount of computing power from Oracle Corp. data centers as part of its Stargate initiative, underscoring the intense requirements for cutting-edge artificial intelligence products.