After the Supreme Court effectively killed President Biden’s student debt forgiveness proposal, he’s trying again using a different legal approach

Workers are picketing major Southern California hotels after walking off the job during the holiday weekend to demand better pay and benefits

By Daina Beth Solomon MEXICO CITY The U.S. wants Mexico's government to build strong institutions to protect worker

New U.S. legislation would ban imported products containing critical green transition minerals mined by child labor in Congo

Stamps prices are on the rise, again

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By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. manufacturing slumped further in June, reaching levels last seen when the economy was reeling

The head of Slovakia’s central bank — a member of the European Central Bank committee that decides monetary policy for 20 countries — says he won't step down despite bribery charges against him

Beijing will impose export controls on two rare elements essential for manufacturing semiconductors, in apparent retaliation after the United States and Europe restricted chip exports to China.

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By Huw Jones LONDON The use of four dollar-denominated alternatives to the now scrapped Libor interest rate need

Tesla shares shot up 5% Monday after it reported stronger-than-expected quarterly sales. Tesla's stock is building on an already strong run this year.