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The Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary policy tightening is prompting U.S. banks to slow the flow of credit and

India’s September trade deficit narrowed more than expected, as imports fell sharper than exports despite elevated crude oil

Authorities said the driver of a "suspected smuggling vehicle" attempted to evade police before losing control.

BEIJING China's new bank loans came in softer than expected in September, figures from the central bank showed

By David Lawder MARRAKECH, Morocco World Bank president Ajay Banga on Friday laid out ambitious plans to widen

President Joe Biden on Friday will announce the locations of seven regional hubs to manufacture hydrogen -- a fuel cleaner than fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal -- but one which can be derived from renewable energy, nuclear power or planet-warming methane gas.

Republicans are confronting a deepening leadership crisis that has left the House paralyzed with no clear path to elect a new speaker, after an effort to replace Kevin McCarthy following his historic ouster was derailed by entrenched opposition and deep divisions within the party.

Hydrogen projects involving Amazon.com Inc., Exxon Mobil Corp. and Air Products and Chemicals Inc. are among those set

Sir Patrick Stewart wishes to reprise the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard in one last 'Star Trek' movie.

The Libertines have returned with their first new album in eight years with All Quiet On The Eastern Esplanade due to land in March

Doja Cat changed the title of her new album from Hellmouth to Scarlet because she was worried the original named sounded too 'aggressive'

UK antitrust officials have approved Microsoft's planned takeover of Activision Blizzard, the maker of "Call of Duty" and other hit games, greenlighting one of the biggest tech deals of all time.