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Microsoft Corp. said that some users are having issues accessing its suite of business applications and games.

Benchmark oil tanker earnings climbed to the highest level since the depths of the pandemic as global supply mounts and sanctions bolster demand for untainted vessels.

Two men who were arrested over jewels stolen in a brazen heist at the Louvre museum this month will be charged for theft by an organized gang, Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said at a press conference in Paris.

The UK oil refining industry could eventually disappear completely if the cost of carbon continues to increase, according to Exxon Mobil Corp., which operates the nation's biggest oil-processing plant.

Policy shifts, layoffs and grant cancellations at the federal level have found their way into public park and green space projects in urban areas across the US.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said that negotiations for a trade deal with the US were ongoing and voiced optimism for an agreement, without providing a clear timeframe.

BCE Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mirko Bibic said sensitive Canadian data must stay within the country, as geopolitical tensions rise.

One options trader is making even the most bullish Wall Street analysts look cautious, placing a huge bet on the S&P 500 Index shooting up more than 30% by the end of next year.

General Motors Co. notified about 5,500 employees across three plants that they are being laid off at least temporarily as the carmaker reassesses electric vehicle production in the wake of President Donald Trump's move to eliminate crucial tax ...

Boeing Co. is laying plans to push production of its 787 Dreamliner to new heights, testing its ability to clear an inventory of parked planes and the strength of its strapped supply chain.