White House pushes clean energy, says US must reduce reliance on foreign oil in wake of OPEC+ decision
The White House is hoping transitions to clean energy and continued dips into the strategic oil reserves will help offset OPEC's decision to cut back oil production.
WTO warns 'darkened' trade outlook could worsen as economic crises converge
Global trade is expected to grind to a halt next year as a result of a convergence of economic crises including spiking energy prices and higher interest rates.
Europe's gas crisis set to deepen after winter drains reserves
Europe gears up for a long winter after feeling the bite of sanctions imposed against Russia due to Russia's unlawful invasion of Ukraine back in February.
UK's Truss stands by 'disruption' agenda despite Tory doubts
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has defended her economic plans as she tries to convince her Conservative Party the pain unleashed by tax-cutting is worth it.
EU hits Russia with new sanctions, issues price cap on oil following Nord Stream 'sabotage'
The European Union agreed to hit Moscow with another round of sanctions and issue a price cap on Russian oil exports in an attempt to target its war chest.
Sustainability platform: ESG funds are not as 'green' as they seem
Climate-labelled funds may not be as green as they seem. According to a study, one in every seven funds branded as sustainable has higher-than-average emissions intensity.
US electric-vehicle tax breaks rile Asian, European allies
Providing tax breaks only to US manufactured goods likely violates the World Trad Organization (WTO) rules and is alienating US trade partners and US allies.
Gen. Jack Keane: US 'investment' in Ukraine denied Putin his ambitions, kept America's future secure
Senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane addressed concerns over the U.S. spending $66 billion to fund Ukraine's war against Russia in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.
Britain continues to face turbulence as economic and political turmoil continues
Less than one month on the job, some Britons are questioning whether new Prime Minister Liz Truss is up to the task of leading the country through a deepening economic crisis.
UN urges Fed to pause interest rate hikes on global recession fears
The United Nations on Monday warned that the Federal Reserve could drag the global economy into a recession with its rate-hike campaign design to crush inflation.
Ukraine enraged by Elon Musk's poll tweet on the Russian invasion: 'f--- off'
Ukrainians piled on Elon Musk Monday after the Tesla CEO sent out a poll tweet arguing that Ukrainians ought to give up some of its territory to Russia to obtain peace.
UK’s central banker struggles with inflation, a financial crisis and his own government
Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, stemmed a bond crisis last week by purchasing government debt, calming the markets but increasing inflationary pressure.
The strongest US dollar in 20 years is a double-edged sword
Risk aversion amid growing fears about a global recession has sent investors fleeing toward the greenback as a safe haven, but a strong U.S. dollar has both pros and cons.
UK government drops plans for tax cut on wealthy that prompted turmoil on financial markets
In a stunning reversal, Britain's Conservative government dropped a key part of the tax cuts package that sparked outrage, market turmoil and sent the pound plunging.
Christian nurse sues UK's NHS for 'forcing racist ideology' on students
A Christian nurse in the United Kingdom is suing an NHS trust, claiming the trust forces student to learn critical race theory and discriminates against her race.
US sanctions Russia over Ukraine annexations, which Biden says have 'no legitimacy'
President Biden responded to Russia annexing four Ukrainian territories by announcing new sanctions on Russian entities and individuals.
FDA approves Amylyx ALS drug
Amylyx says doctors will be able to prescribe Relyvrio immediately. The drugmaker anticipates prescriptions will be filled and shipped from specialty pharmacies within the next four to six weeks.
Phil Collins and Genesis band members sell music rights in $300+ million deal
Phil Collins and Genesis bandmates Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford have sold a bundle of music rights to catalogue, including 1980's pop hits, to Concord Music Group for $300 million.
US imposes new sanctions on Iran oil exports, targets Chinese firms
In an effort to get Iran to rejoin the 2015 Nuclear deal the US has imposed sanctions on companies involved with Iran's oil production including some from China.
Putin's economy to take a hit following mobilization order, acceleration of 'brain drain': UK intel
U.K. defense officials say Russia's economy could take a hit as hundreds of thousands of Russian fighting age men flee President Vladimir Putin's conscription order.



















