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Brazil's central bank held its key interest rate steady at a nearly two-decade high, promising to keep it at the current level for a long time as above-target inflation expectations show only initial signs of coming down.

President Donald Trump's decision to label alleged drug-runners in the Caribbean as "narco-terrorists" has spurred fresh debate over the legality of his strategy -- and prompted speculation he could step up other controversial efforts to pursue ...

Chinese electric vehicle brands led by BYD Co. are winning over European customers with sleek, high-tech models at competitive prices. Now, a startup is looking to muscle in on a more modest market: micro cars.

On this episode of Trumponomics, we look at how his dealmaking is reshaping corporate America and whether it will outlast his presidency.

China's cyberspace regulator has instructed companies including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. to halt orders for Nvidia Corp.'s RTX Pro 6000D, a semiconductor for workstations that can be repurposed for artificial-intelligence applications.

Former National Security Adviser Mike Waltz cleared a key Senate hurdle on his path to become the next US ambassador to the United Nations but faces slim prospects of winning confirmation ahead of the world body's annual high-level gathering.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. offered sales guidance for the current fiscal year that missed expectations, suggesting the brand is still dealing with the fallout from its controversial logo change.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Scott Kirby is trying to lure back customers with a promise: The long-troubled Newark Liberty International Airport will soon be the most dependable New York City-area airport.

California's energy regulator is on the lookout for oil traders trying to game the state's gasoline market as fuel supplies tighten heading into the end of year.

Argentina's central bank intervened in the local currency market for the first time since it implemented a trading band in April as the peso weakened beyond that threshold.