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Suspected Charlie Kirk shooter Tyler Robinson used Donald Trump's name as a pseudonym on Valve Corp.'s Steam video-game platform, a fact that's become part of a profile US law enforcement is building on the alleged assailant.

Two prolific hotel investors are partnering to acquire the InterContinental New York Times Square, as a frozen dealmaking market in the lodging industry begins to thaw.

Onex Partners is buying Integrated Specialty Coverages from KKR & Co., marking a profitable exit for the private equity firm and delivering a cash payout for the nearly 400 employees of the California-based insurance platform.

European Union leaders will turn up at the United Nations General Assembly in New York next week having failed again to deliver their climate homework on time.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa moved to defuse tensions sparked by his warning that the African National Congress risks losing voter support unless it learns from a key political rival.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s hand-selected vaccine advisers questioned the safety of shots administered to millions of children as they prepare for a pivotal vote Thursday that could change how immunizations are given in the US.

The Bank of England's decision to slow the pace and change the make-up of its quantitative tightening plan on Thursday shattered any lingering illusion the policy remains on autopilot.

A small investor is pushing back against bigger asset managers bringing the sharp-elbowed tactics of the corporate bond world to the normally placid confines of municipal finance.

Google is incorporating its Gemini artificial intelligence model throughout the Chrome browser, just two weeks after dodging an antitrust case that could have broken up the company.

With golden carriages, military splendor and an opulent banquet, the UK's royal gambit paid off this week, as President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Keir Starmer concluded an historic state visit by hailing the trans-Atlantic relationship and -- . ...