The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has found an explosion that killed one worker at a pharmaceutical chemical plant in Massachusetts could have been prevented

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK Citigroup was sued on Monday by a managing director who said a former

It was early in the afternoon of Oct. 22, the day of Argentina’s first-round vote, and Patricia Bullrich

American Airlines flight attendants are asking federal officials for the right to go on strike, possibly before the end of the Christmas and New Year’s travel rush, but American said there was “no possibility” of a walkout over the holidays

Argentina’s YPF SA surged the most on record following the election of outsider presidential candidate Javier Milei, who

Austan Goolsbee, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, suggested that the economy appears to be on what he calls the “golden path,” another term for what economists often term a “soft landing,” in which the Fed would curb inflation without causing a deep recession

Officials of the Brazilian government have been discussing a possible replacement of the CEO of state-run oil company

A company proposing a wind farm off New Jersey is investing $10.6 million to help grow the industry’s supply chain and support related technology startups

By Alexander Villegas BUENOS AIRES In downtown Buenos Aires a small group of black market money traders, known

(Reuters) -General Motors' Cruise co-founder and chief product officer Daniel Kan has resigned, the company told Reuters on Monday, a

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BERLIN German industrial projects in jeopardy after a court ruling wiped 60 billion euros from the federal budget