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Moscow redirected oil sales, but forging new routes for other commodities proves difficult amid high costs and U.S. sanctions.

Fuji Soft shares fell sharply on fading expectations of a bidding war after two key shareholders of the software developer agreed to KKR’s tender offer.

She evades every question of substance, leaving voters a choice between Awful and Empty.

The Biden administration is still pushing talks, but it is no longer expecting a breakthrough.

He’s proposing to dismantle his biggest economic success.

In one message he said the country needs ‘mass assassinations.’

The former Senator and Democratic presidential nominee says spreading what she calls disinformation should be a crime.

Israel sabotaged the terror group’s secure military communications

To excel with new tech, the U.S. must rethink its doctrine, training, procurement and more.

Combined with tax cuts and deregulation, they’ll ensure that America’s economy booms again.

When rates go low, future profits go high. Everyone wants a cut.

The self-protective impulse is a healthy response to a wave of antisemitism.

The rank and file support him. There’s no need to pander to union leaders.

The FOMC too often speaks with one voice, an oddity in its history and for central banks globally.

Ottawa’s decision to tighten immigration policies has created a surge of crossing into New York, New Hampshire and Vermont.

A federal judge delays the latest Biden-Harris raid on the Treasury.

Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered Elon Musk’s X to pay a fine of almost $1 million a day until he stops users from accessing the banned platform in the country.

Industrials push above 42000 in delayed response to Fed lowering rates; tech shares and risky assets rise.

Israel launched a wave of airstrikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, just as the militant group’s leader said two days of exploding pagers and walkie-talkies amounted to a declaration of war.

The firm is likely to pay as much as $100 million to settle a probe of a trading scandal.

The Facebook parent and other companies are warning in an open letter that the regulations risk hampering innovation and economic growth.

The attack on the 10-year-old boy was the second such incident in months amid a social-media campaign that has stirred up anti-Japan sentiment in China.

The former mayor and owner of Gillian’s Wonderland Pier in Ocean City, N.J., he helped define “America’s Greatest Family Resort.”

The 1995 cuts helped lay the groundwork for a soft landing and the late ’90s boom years.

Whether the one-two punch against the militant group results in a decisive victory remains in question.

Millions can potentially save money by refinancing, but many are waiting for rates to drop further.

Norway’s central bank held its key policy rate at 4.5%, a level that is expected to remain unchanged until the end of the year as a weak krone continues to threaten efforts to bring inflation down.

Employment for software engineers has cooled as resources shift toward developing artificial intelligence.

The wave of exploding electronic devices used by Hezbollah members could be a prelude to a wider attack by Israel.

The Russian president earlier this year rebuffed Defense Ministry officials who had tried to convince him they needed more soldiers.