The proposed US purchase of Russian diesel faces opposition from lawmakers who say it would finance Russia's war and violate US law, while Washington threatens

The declared energy truce comes amid a diesel supply squeeze and would be a first step toward broader de-escalation if Washington supplies specifics.

The deadly attack on Saudi Arabia demonstrated the Houthis' military reach and prompted BP and other oil executives to skip the World Petroleum Council meeting.

Central Command confirmed its first strike in a month, while a senior Iranian official threatened attacks on regional cables, data centers and AI facilities if

Rising yields and rate uncertainty are reshaping market expectations ahead of a heavy week of bank earnings and CPI data.

The appointment comes as the administration escalates a press-access fight with TV networks.

The antitrust inquiry marks a further escalation of the White House press-access dispute with broadcasters.

Interest payments now account for 19% of China's central government general public budget and rose 341% between 2013 and 2025.

Big banks report Tuesday with investors watching how higher yields affect lending, net interest income and the broader economy after a strong first half.

A reported round of layoffs follows co-CEO Ted Sarandos' comments that growth has slowed.

Automakers welcomed the deal, but other industries warned China's large trade surplus will persist without further action; VW's CEO urged French-German cooperat

A deal would combine two of the largest US fast-casual and coffee chains under one owner.

Analysts say deeper US involvement against the Houthis would stretch Middle East resources already committed to countering Iran.

A busy macro week features US September inflation prints, the start of bank earnings season and results from TSMC.

The study projects more US jobs by 2035 than today, though the occupational mix will shift substantially.

The targets set expectations for the combined Skydance and Paramount business.

Postings are rebounding led by senior and AI-focused roles even as entry-level hiring weakens.

Companies are increasing personal security for top executives as the Kremlin expands sabotage and hybrid operations.