Fox News and Dominion Voting Systems Inc. are accelerating settlement talks on the eve of trial in the voting machine maker’s $1.6 billion defamation suit against the conservative news network, according to people familiar with the matter.
More than one in three civil servants surveyed at the Dutch parliament have experienced transgressive behavior such as bullying and sexual harassment, a report from Utrecht University reveals.
(Bloomberg) — Brazil analysts lowered their 2023 interest rate forecasts for the first time in a year and a half as President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva puts the finishing touches on a proposal aimed to control the growth of public debt.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday opened a financial center in Istanbul, Turkey’s largest city that’s long been overlooked by the giants of global finance amid the president’s erratic policies.
Seaborne flows climbed back above 3 million barrels a day in week to April 14
Chevron Corp. plans to showcase “renewable gasoline” it claims will eventually offer similar emissions savings to electric cars, just days after the US proposed the toughest-ever tailpipe pollution limits.
Vladimir Putin praised ties between the Russian and Chinese armed forces, while China’s defense minister told the Kremlin leader that Beijing is willing to “further strengthen strategic communication between the two militaries.”
Rishi Sunak pledged to boost math education in UK secondary schools to boost the economy, an attempt to position himself as a long-term prime minister even as his Conservative government struggles to persuade voters it can fix public services at risk of collapsing on its watch.
Nuclear powers within the Group of Seven nations pledged to end Russia’s dominance over global atomic-fuel markets, potentially cutting off a critical source of geopolitical currency for Russian President Vladimir Putin more than a year after his invasion of Ukraine.
A former Indian lawmaker charged with crimes ranging from kidnapping to murder was gunned down with his brother on live television over the weekend, raising concerns over links between extrajudicial action and Hindu nationalism.
