BUSINESS

Power blackouts hit 130 million people in Bangladesh

Loretta Lynn, country music luminary and songwriting pioneer, dies at 90

U.S. stocks surged in early trading Tuesday, continuing the previous day's rally.,

Nestle will spend more than 1 billion Swiss francs ($1 billion) by 2030 on efforts to source coffee sustainably, the food company said on Tuesday, more than double its previous pledge.

A former Tesla senior executive and chief operating officer at ride hailing company Lyft is joining General Motors board of directors.

As recently as July, Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk said the electric-car maker did not have a problem with customer demand, simply a problem making and shipping all the Model Ys and Model 3s consumers were ready to buy.

Canadian economists are scrambling for a reliable measure to track underlying inflation as large and frequent revisions have dented the credibility of a key Bank of Canada yardstick, even as the central bank said it was sticking with its core measures.

EU lawmakers impose single charger for all smartphones

Traumatised Mozambique region seeks answers after jihadist attack

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's net worth reportedly stands at $2.7 billion.

Sony Group Corp's gaming business is looking at fresh investment to bolster its push into PC and mobile, a senior executive said, as the PlayStation 5 maker competes for talent with deep-pocketed rivals and as industry dealmaking heats up.

A new NFT trading craze where names are bought and sold for eye-popping sums is providing a multi-million-dollar lifeline for speculators shivering in the bleak crypto winter.

Britain's new Prime Minister Liz Truss promised to "unshackle" the City of London to fuel growth, but crashing the bond market over tax cuts will take the shine off her "Big Bang" plan for financial services.

South Korean e-commerce company Naver Corp announced a $1.2 billion purchase of U.S.

Swiss lender Credit Suisse Group AG, battered by scandals and losses, is racing through a restructuring plan.

Xi decade reshapes China's military, and the region

Australia's central bank on Tuesday surprised markets by lifting interest rates by a smaller-than-expected 25 basis points, saying they had already risen substantially, though it added that further tightening would still be needed.

Last stop: Paris waves goodbye to cardboard Metro tickets

Boeing Co does not anticipate winning regulatory approval its 737 MAX 10 before next summer, according to an letter from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) sent on Monday.

Asian traders track Wall St up as US data tempers rate fears

Asian stocks bounced on Tuesday after Britain scrapped bits of a controversial tax cut plan, tentatively improving global market sentiment and rallying bonds and the pound.

Industrial metal trading volumes have fallen across the world and may slide further as economic threats from higher interest rates to the war in Ukraine send buyers, especially in leading consumer China, to the sidelines.

North Korea fires mid-range ballistic missile that flies over Japan

Talks between the United States and Mexico to resolve a dispute over energy policy will extend beyond an initial consultation period as the two sides narrow differences, officials said on Monday.

After several days of declines, the Dow jumped to its best day in months.

General Motors saw its sales climb in Q3, despite a bumpy patch for the auto industry.

Apple to release Will Smith film this year despite Oscars slap

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal said he is interested in a partnership with Amazon exec Jeff Bezos in potential acquisition of Phoenix Suns.

A court in Italy dismissed a fine against Apple and Amazon in an antitrust case on Monday.