Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his nephew, Sagar Adani, were summoned by the US Securities and Exchange Commission to explain allegations that they paid more than $250 million in bribes to win ...

Nearly 200 countries agreed to more than triple the amount of money available to help developing countries confront rapidly ...

Donald Trump’s return has cast a pall over China’s $10 trillion stock market, but for some money managers, the party isn’t ...

(Bloomberg) -- The Australian government won’t proceed with legislation that would have forced social media sites to crack ...

With winter still approaching, storage is being emptied faster than usual and gas prices have surged, raising echoes of the ...

US inflation figures in the coming week that are seen showing stubborn price pressures will reinforce the Federal Reserve’s ...

Business activity in the euro area unexpectedly shrank this month, fueling concerns about the prospects for Europe’s economy ...

Dubai’s transformation into one of the world’s hottest property markets is increasingly pricing out buyers, leading to a ...

US prosecutors face steep legal and diplomatic hurdles in their bid to imprison billionaire Gautam Adani for allegedly helping plot bribes of more than $250 million to officials in India and defraud ...

A multi-party group of lawmakers and public figures plans to launch an initiative seeking to ban Swiss financial institutions ...

CVC Capital Partners is among companies studying potential bids for all or parts of ITV Plc, as a depressed share price and ...

In the waning days of his administration, President Joe Biden is pushing to strengthen Ukraine’s position against Russia ...