The Bank of Japan delivers a widely expected 25-basis-point rate hike, but the yen fails to rally.
Republican voters in Georgia will choose their U.S. Senate nominee in a runoff election on Tuesday, tapping either a congressman dubbed “MAGA Mike” by President Donald Trump or a political outsider backed by Governor Brian Kemp.
The European Parliament approved on Tuesday cutting duties on many U.S. goods imports to fulfill the European Union’s side of a trade deal struck last year, and avert a new round of tariff conflict between the world’s largest trading partners.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX said on Tuesday it would acquire Anysphere, the software firm behind the popular AI coding agent Cursor, for $60 billion, in a bid to ramp up its presence in the enterprise AI market.
Georgia Republicans go to the polls Tuesday to select their candidate for U.S. Senate to take on incumbent Jon Ossoff, a rising Democratic star and potential presidential candidate in 2028.
As the U.S. approaches its 250th birthday next month, two out of five Americans do not believe it will endure another 250 years beyond that, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll that highlighted deep divisions over how the nation views itself.
From the front window of her house, Breanne Kidd once watched the sun rise over farmland as she sipped coffee before toddlers arrived at her home daycare.
The United States military has overseen scores of secretive ship-to-ship oil transfers to keep Gulf energy exports flowing, using aerial and water drones as well as helicopters in an operation to guide convoys to awaiting tankers.
Two businessmen brothers who held opposite positions on Brexit at the time of the vote are both feeling disappointed 10 years on. For one new freedoms have been squandered, while the other bemoans the complications to trade.
Never bet against Donald Trump? The oil market appears to have made a risky wager from day one of the Iran war: The U.S. president would not allow the conflict to spiral into a full-blown economic crisis. So traders wouldn’t price one in, no matter what was happening with physical supplies.