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Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc. is cutting 150 roles in both corporate and operational positions as it seeks to emerge from its second bankruptcy filing in less than a year.

Brazil, host of the COP30 climate summit, presented its vision for how to rewire the global financial system in order to provide $1.3 trillion per year to developing countries by 2035.

Government shutdowns have become a recurring feature of US politics, the product of partisan standoffs over spending that force federal agencies to halt a wide range of services. The latest shutdown -- the third under President Donald Trump across .. ...

JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s super-rich clients are bolstering investments in sports teams as rising values increasingly attract capital from institutional firms and they mature as an asset class.

Amazon.com Inc. has combined a Whole Foods Market store with a mini warehouse stocked with products the chain hasn't previously sold.

The Canadian government is set to launch special initiatives to attract top international researchers and H-1B visa holders, while slashing the number of foreign students it plans to bring into the country each year.

Nantucket residents voted to preserve their right to rent properties to short-term visitors, capping years of acrimony on the Massachusetts island over how to balance its tourism economy with a housing crunch.

Chile's leading presidential candidate Jeannette Jara is a communist. Not that kind of communist, she wants you to know.

Nigel Farage's Reform UK is drawing up plans for a broad shake-up of financial regulation, taxation and pensions in a bid to revive Britain's economy if the party comes to power after the next election due by 2029.

Democratic Republic of Congo's year-on-year inflation rate eased to 2.5% amid a rapid strengthening of the country's currency, the International Monetary Fund said after reviewing its loan programs with the central African nation.