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Military and medical science brought federal funding to American college campuses, but student tuition helped keep it there.

GE Vernova will pay $10.5 million to the island community of Nantucket after one of its offshore wind turbine blades broke into pieces and washed ashore last year.

US President Donald Trump is likely to stick with convention when he picks the next Federal Reserve Chair, according to one of the world's biggest bond managers.

Mercuria Energy Group and a Zambian state-owned company are set to ship their first copper under a new trading partnership after obtaining a government waiver to export a semi-processed form of the metal.

A multibillion-dollar capital markets experiment is unfolding on Wall Street, as entrepreneurs use blank-check companies and reverse mergers to take their holdings of digital assets public.

A group of Microsoft Corp. investors is pressuring the company to assess how effectively it identifies customers who misuse its artificial intelligence tools, a push that follows reports detailing the Israeli military's use of Microsoft software ...

The chaos wrought by a recent wave of US tariff actions may be obscuring early signs of recovery in South Africa's economy, Standard Bank Group Ltd. said.

US equities tumbled at the open on Friday, as President Donald Trump escalated his trade fight, threatening a 35% tariff on some Canadian goods and floating the possibility of increasing levies on most other countries.

A quest for eternal vigor led to less drinking, more exercise and an epiphany about the parts of life that make physical decline bearable.

Recent tensions in the Middle East are the latest reminder of the risks to crucial fertilizer supplies from the embattled region.