New York sued Kalshi Inc.’s trading subsidiary for allegedly running an illegal, unlicensed gambling operation in the state, ...

Chevron Corp. expects fuel-making margins to remain elevated as long as energy markets remain “under stress,” Chief Executive ...

The UK’s approval of a new Chinese embassy in London was lawful, High Court judges have ruled in a decision that could mark ...

August is historically the rand’s worst month, and traders expect this year to be no different as questions about the central ...

Euro-area inflation picked up in July after the collapse of a US-Iran ceasefire boosted oil prices, reinforcing expectations ...

Ukrainian artillery crews are on track to have access to extended-range shells by the end of the summer — a high-tech tool ...

The Cockroach Janta Party, which led India’s biggest student protests in years, wants to build a nationwide movement to hold the government accountable for its promises to young people, one of its ...

Tata Steel Ltd. has received approval from the Dutch government to restart its Ijmuiden mill on a trial basis, weeks after operations were halted following a criminal investigation into the release of ...

In a world increasingly subject to protectionist inflation, capital is turning to perceived APAC “safe havens” like Japan and Australia for stability, strategy and yield.

Opposition to FIFA’s spinoff plans has reached the level of powerful clubs including Juventus and Real Madrid, a potential blow to tournaments such as the Club World Cup.

Ares Management Corp. posted a record quarter of fundraising, pushing its assets under management to $671 billion, as it reported earnings that beat Wall Street estimates.

Japan likely spent around $52.8 billion intervening in the currency market on Thursday to prop up the yen, according to a Bloomberg analysis of central bank accounts.