The escalation in North Korea tensions comes as South Korea on Wednesday elected a new conservative president

Samarco, a joint venture between Brazil's Vale and Australia's BHP Group, changed its restructuring plan to offer a new alternative to pay creditors

Washington's moves to tighten the screws on Moscow come as US and European officials accuse Russia of war crimes over its bombardment of civilians in Ukrainian cities

Yellen said Russia was experiencing a "severe" economic contraction because of the sanctions but declined to offer a specific forecast for output

The EV maker raised prices for the most affordable versions of Model 3 and Model Y about a dozen times last year in the US

North Korea looks to be preparing to launch a reconnaissance satellite, which could prove as controversial as the country's weapons tests as they use the same banned ballistic missile tech

Companies face pressure from investors on environmental, social and corporate governance matters as automakers charge ahead on EV rollout and work to ensure battery minerals supply

This is the first stock split by Amazon since 1999 and will give investors 19 additional shares for every share they hold. Trading based on the new share price will begin on June 6

Russian citizens have been left scrambling to find cash or turning to crypto transactions to get by

Financial conditions are tightening around the globe with inflation, slowing growth and commodities prices all a threat to the globe's economies

Mitsubishi and Mitsui have stakes in the massive Sakhalin-2 project, while Marubeni and Itochu have invested in Sakhalin-1 oil project, from which Exxon Mobil is now withdrawing

Australian intelligence chief Andrew Shearer says China's President may be planning to dominate the Indo-Pacific region and use it as a base to overtake the US as the world's leading power