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Germany has filled its gas reserves to a critical storage level two months ahead of schedule, easing fears about winter heating shortages that only recently fueled talk of potential government intervention.

Bernard Arnault is pressing ahead with two major developments on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, tightening his grip on one of the world's most exclusive retail corridors.

The prime minister of Yemen's Houthi government was killed in Israeli strikes on Thursday, along with a number of ministers, the group's presidency said in a statement.

The White House calls its decision to send naval forces and 4,000 troops off the coast of Venezuela a drug-interdiction effort. The move has also prompted speculation that President Donald Trump may be preparing something more aggressive against the ...

Bayerische Versorgungskammer, the Bavarian pension fund that funneled hundreds of millions of dollars into US real estate projects, expects to lose some money from the investments, its chief executive officer said in an interview.

Switzerland's trade group for gold refiners opposes a relocation of some operations to the US to ease a trade imbalance between the countries and help tariff negotiations, newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung reported.

The owner of the University of Phoenix filed for an initial public offering, after the educational institution backed by Apollo Global Management Inc. and the Vistria Group walked away from a potential $550 million sale to another school.

US consumer spending rose in July by the most in four months, indicating resilient demand in the face of stubborn inflation.

New Zealand is considering letting some wealthy foreigners buy luxury homes, creating an exemption to the current ban on overseas buyers as it seeks to attract more high-net-worth investors.

Iron ore headed for a second monthly gain as output cuts at a steel hub near Beijing and a report that authorities will move to limit production next year buoyed prices.