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Severe heat in the summer has created a nationwide drought, which has dried up 1,200 wells in California and a number of major rivers that feed into the Mississippi River.

The Federal Trade Commission has an antiquated concept of how business operates and may step in to prevent grocery giant Kroger from buying rival Albertsons.

Officials are concerned about Elon Musk's plan to acquire Twitter with a group of foreign investors and possibly pull the plug on Starlink funding in Ukraine

Truss is the shortest-serving prime minister in Britain's history, and the third Conservative Party prime minister pushed out of office in as many years.

Next generation small modular reactors require HALEU, uranium enriched to 20%, however the only company currently producing it, named TENEX, is in Russia

Prime Minister Liz Truss continues to face backlash for her fumbled economic package that triggered an economic crisis in the U.K., as many politicians urge her to resign from her post.

There is a chorus of economic warnings coming from some of America's most prominent business leaders, who are sounding the alarm about a possible recession.

A wide-ranging indictment was unsealed on Wednesday accusing five Russian nationals of obtaining equipment from the U.S. for the Russian military.

Cotopaxi CEO Davis Smith is closing the company's only location in San Francisco due to rampant crime. He says the store is robbed "several times per week."

Former "Sesame Street" in Russia executive producer and co-director Natasha Rogoff says the children show's values challenged "300 years of Russian thought."

Procter & Gamble expects sales for all of 2023 to fall between 1% and 3% compared with this year, with foreign exchange a six-percentage point headwind to sales growth.

Charles Payne believes the ability for investors to educate themselves on social media, which coincided with the launch of Fox Business, has caused an “information boom.”

Brazil Economy Minister Paulo Guedes learned from Milton Friedman at the Chicago School and implemented his policies under President Jair Bolsonaro's administration.

Facebook owner Meta is throwing in the towel after a lengthy battle with a U.K. watchdog, agreeing to sell Giphy at the behest of the foreign regulator.

Edison Fund Chairman Shervin Pishevar says making a deal with Iran could compromise one of the most "significant implosions" since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Commercial Customs Operations Committee, an advisory panel to U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, are recommending ways to streamline international trade.

Macy's and WHP Global, which owns Toys R Us, made the deal in 2021 but only started opening locations in summer 2022 and accelerated plans to capitalize on the holiday season.

As XI Jinping gets ready to be installed for a historic third-term as the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist party, Beijing is facing a host of growing economic problems that are already cause for concern.

Elon Musk's Starlink will continue "funding Ukraine" after asking the Pentagon for funding to keep operations going in Ukraine, which has been using the service

SpaceX founder Elon Musk has sent a letter to the Pentagon saying the aerospace giant can no longer continue to fund the Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine the same way it has been doing.