The European economy has contracted slightly at the end of last year and beginning of 2023

The euro area suffered the mildest possible recession during the winter after Russia’s war in Ukraine sent energy

Malaysia and Indonesia have signed agreements to end longstanding sea border disputes and vowed to bolster cooperation to fight “highly detrimental discriminatory” measures against palm oil

China will continue to open up its $60 trillion financial market to foreign banks and investment firms, while

Officials in Portland, Oregon, have voted to pass an ordinance prohibiting camping during daytime hours in most public places as the city struggles to address a longtime homelessness crisis

Richard Snyder, a visionary and imperious executive at Simon & Schuster who presided over the publisher’s exponential rise during the second half of the 20th century and helped define an era of growing corporate power, has died

Japan’s economy expanded at a faster pace than initially estimated as businesses ramped up spending, a positive development

The Nevada Legislature convened Wednesday for a special session to consider whether to provide $380 million in public financing for a stadium that would host the Oakland Athletics on the Las Vegas Strip

Workers at the Barnes & Noble in Manhattan’s Union Square, one of the retail chain’s signature stores, have voted to unionize

Tesla may face a class-action lawsuit after 240 Black factory workers in California described rampant racism and discrimination

The Los Angeles Times says it is cutting 74 jobs due to economic challenges as the newspaper strives to transform itself into a digital media organization

The years-long feud between congressional Republicans and the FBI is reaching a new level of rancor