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The transition to clean energy depends on copper, but a vast Mongolian mining project offers a glimpse of the metal’s troubled future. 

Ford Motor Co. beat first-quarter profit estimates on higher vehicle pricing and increased volumes, but left its full-year outlook unchanged over concern about pricing power and growing global economic uncertainty.

House Democrats worked to get around Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Republican leaders with a procedural move that could speed up a vote on a debt ceiling increase as US default looms as soon as June 1.

One of TikTok’s senior-most officials in charge of ensuring user safety is leaving the company amid increasing pressure for the US government to ban the popular video-sharing app.

The first US delegation to visit Brazil since President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s high-profile trip China last month is highlighting the different approach that the world’s two largest economies are taking to investment in the South American country.

A woman who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault just ahead of the 2016 election took the witness stand in the trial of E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuit against the former president.

Advanced Micro Devices Inc., the second-largest maker of computer processors, gave a lackluster sales forecast for the current period as it struggles to bounce back from a severe PC slowdown.

Codelco’s first-quarter copper production and sales slumped as the world’s biggest supplier of the metal struggles to recover from a dip in ore quality and setbacks at its mines and projects in Chile.

A Brazilian Supreme Court judge on Tuesday ordered top executives from Google, Meta and Spotify to appear before the country’s federal police to testify about a public campaign against pending legislation that takes aim at so-called fake news.

The Milken Institute Global Conference is in its second day in Beverly Hills, bringing together an eclectic mix of attendees, from dealmakers to celebrities.