By Tetsushi Kajimoto TOKYO Confidence at big Japanese manufacturers fell in July for the first time in six

By Marcela Ayres and Bernardo Caram BRASILIA Brazil's government is considering changes to the taxation of closed-end funds

Brazilian retailer GPA announced it received a new offer from Colombian billionaire Jaime Gilinsky to buy part of

AT&T stock fell to its lowest level since 1993 on Tuesday, extending its losses following a report earlier this month that some of the country's largest network providers left thousands of lead-covered cables in several locations across the United States.

With record heat in Florida and the rest of the U.S., officials in Miami-Dade County are moving to protect about 80,000 outdoor workers in the construction and agriculture trades

By Lisa Baertlein LOS ANGELES Warehouse rents will continue to rise even as other supply-chain costs tumble from

Human waste leaking from a tractor trailer caused crashes on a Connecticut highway Monday night including one involving two state police cruisers

Economic bubbles come in all shapes, sizes and levels of insanity, but the Beanie Baby craze was easily one of the most absurd

By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO American Airlines' pilot union has warned that the ratification of the company's new

BENTONVILLE, Ark.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 18, 2023--

Before talks between the Hollywood actors' union and major film and TV studios broke down, the SAG-AFTRA union enlisted Tom Cruise to lobby on behalf of its members, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

French President Emmanuel Macron isn't happy that the European Union head office plans to hire an American expert as its chief competition economist