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Return-to-office mandates mean that home offices are being converted into wine rooms, pilates studios and hangout spaces for teenagers.

Denmark's gross domestic product grew less than previously reported in the second quarter as the slowdown of drugmaker Novo Nordisk A/S is fueling concern about the national economy.

South African oil and gas investments valued as much as $1.6 billion have been stopped by legal challenges brought by environmental groups, illustrating the resistance energy companies face from civil society organizations in the country.

A project to build part of a $3.9-billion bridge in the Philippines attracted interest from Chinese companies, as the nations seek to insulate their economic ties from tensions in the South China Sea.

Criminal syndicates in South Africa spent ill-gotten gains from looting a state-run hospital on trophy assets, including properties in exclusive locales, Lamborghinis, a Bentley and a luxury boat, a probe showed.

Denmark is stepping up its drone defenses before European leaders meet in Copenhagen this week, as a new suspected drone intrusion temporarily shut airspace and intensified security concerns.

Takeshi Niinami relinquished his position as leader of Japan's second-largest business lobby, following his resignation as Suntory Holdings Ltd.'s chief executive after police searched his home for suspected cannabis-based products.

Asos Plc warned its full-year earnings would be at the lower end of expectations as the online fast fashion chain works on a complex turnaround plan.

The Swiss National Bank made its most significant sales of the franc in more than three years, acting to stem a surge in the currency caused by Donald Trump's tariff push.

Logitech International SA on Tuesday announced a new version of its premium wireless computer mouse with a built-in motor that brings vibrating video game-like feedback to creative apps -- a quirky entry in a segment that hasn't seen major changes of ...