Less than a week into the Iran war, consumer companies are already beginning to predict an impact on their business.

The US science agency that oversees the National Weather Service plans to prioritize the development of advanced weather ...

In today’s trendy, nightclub-like fitness classes, the blaring music meant to push gym-goers through one more rep could also ...

Officially, Lagarde is being deliberately vague. Asked whether she’ll serve her full term, she repeated that her “baseline” ...

China’s BYD Co. unveiled more powerful batteries and faster charging capabilities, along with refreshed and new models, as the world’s largest electric-car maker seeks to reverse a deepening sales ...

Finland’s government wants to remove some restrictions on nuclear weapons as it proceeds with NATO integration, allowing such arms to be brought to its territory.

The UK’s productivity problem has generated acres of learned research papers and chin-stroking broadsheet columns over the ...

At least 3 LNG tankers diverted towards Asia on their way to Europe as Middle East turmoil spurred competition for the fuel, ...

Investors haven’t lost faith in emerging markets even as the conflict in the Middle East roils riskier assets, according to Bank of America Corp. strategists.

Founders Fund is leading an $80 million investment in Nominal Inc., a startup aiming to modernize factories and make ...

The European Union is set to discuss short-term options to lower energy prices in the coming years, while the green transition takes effect.

Brazil’s central bank “can’t ignore” the economic fallout of the war in Iran as it prepares to start an easing cycle later this month, one of bank’s key policymakers said Thursday.