Scandinavian Airlines, pilots unions reach deal to end 2-week strike
Scandinavian Airlines said Tuesday it had reached a deal with the pilots' unions, ending a 15-day strike that had cost the airline more than $145 million.
Biden disputes Saudi account of Khashoggi murder discussion
Fox News strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane discusses Biden's trip to the Middle East as he receives backlash for meeting with Saudi leaders and the impact of Russia's Nord Stream 1 pipeline being shut down for maintenance.
EU seeks oil deal with Azerbaijan as euro drops below dollar amid soaring inflation
The European Union is seeking an oil deal with Azerbaijan as it attempts to cut oil dependence on Russia amid its war in Ukraine.
London's Heathrow Airport limits summer passengers, asks airlines to stop selling tickets
The busiest airport in the United Kingdom, London’s Heathrow Airport, is going to limit daily passengers as it grapples with staffing shortages and service disruptions.
Euro, dollar a penny away from parity for first time in 20 years
The exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the euro is about equal for the first time in 20 years amid concerns of a slowdown in the European Union.
Nord Stream Russian gas pipeline enters shutdown, Europeans fear extended delay
Maintenance begins Monday on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, the biggest single pipeline carrying gas from Russia to Europe. Companies fear the war in Ukraine will delay reopening.
Leaked documents reveal Uber's secretive relationship with top politicians
Leaked documents show Uber's relationship with top European politicians, including French President Emmanuel Macron while he was serving as minister of the economy.
Swiss Army knife celebrates 125th anniversary; CEO on the past and future of his company
Swiss company Victorinox has produced the world-famous Swiss Army Knife since the 1890s and remained a family-owned business the entire 130-year period.
Crypto crashes show need for tougher rules: Bank of England
The Bank of England is warning about the cryptocurrency meltdown that's taken place this year, and the need for tougher financial regulations on the industry.
Rep. Waltz on Gov. Newsom's Florida ad: 'What a joke'
Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., discusses California Gov. Gavin Newsom's Florida ad and Boris Johnson resigning as British prime minister.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign: Report
Fox News contributor Gen. Keith Kellogg discusses U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resignation and the growing China threat as Biden considers easing tariffs on the country.
Germans may have to ration hot water if Russia cuts off gas supply
German officials are telling residents to prepare for the possibility of Russia cutting off natural gas as the nation heads into winter when energy use increases.
Former Thatcher foreign policy adviser praises 'strong, united' NATO
Former foreign policy adviser under Margaret Thatcher Nile Gardiner discusses NATO's unity amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
COVID crisis showed how reliant we are on China: Former OMB director
Former White House OMB Director Russ Vought discusses the country's dependency on China, arguing Biden getting rid of tariffs right now would be 'very damaging.'
Gen. Keane: US 'by far' largest supporter of Ukraine
Fox News' senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane on two Americans captured in Ukraine, the ongoing Russian invasion and China launching its most advanced aircraft carrier.
Russia can continue to fund this war: KT McFarland
Former Trump Deputy National Security Advisor KT McFarland on Nicaragua giving Russian troops access to enter the country, the U.S. sending weapons to Ukraine and China launching its third aircraft carrier.
Germany’s union head warns cutting off Russian gas could topple major industries
Germany's union head is warning that cutting off Russian natural gas imports will collapse major industries like aluminum, glass, and the chemical industry.
EU plans another hit on Moscow revenue, goes after Russian gold: report
European Union looks to hit Russia's gold industry in its latest round of sanctions in an attempt to hit Moscow financially amid its war in Ukraine.
UK bank issues pronoun nametags, tells customers who do not approve to close their account
Halifax, a bank based in the United Kingdom, recently unveiled a new design for nametags that includes the option for the wearer to display their preferred pronouns.
German packaging manufacturer's new West Virginia plant to create 100 jobs
A German packaging manufacturer invested $48 million into a West Virginia plant will create 100 jobs in Moorefield. This is Papier-Mettler's first U.S. production plant.



















