Biden to Host Inaugural Americas Economic Summit

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UAW, Stellantis Reach Tentative Contract; Union Adds Strike at GM Factory

Jeep maker Stellantis reached a tentative contract agreement with the United Auto Workers union on Saturday

UNCTAD Report: Billions Needed to Rebuild Gaza’s Shattered Infrastructure, Economy

Billions of dollars in international economic aid will be needed to reverse decades of border closures, military operations and de-development in Gaza, according to a report published Wednesday by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Developmen[..]

UNCTAD Report: Billions Needed to Rebuild Gaza’s Shattered Infrastructure, Economy

Billions of dollars in international economic aid will be needed to reverse decades of border closures, military operations and de-development in Gaza, according to a report published Wednesday by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Developmen[..]

IMF Warns of 'Limping' Global Economy

Leading economists gathered in Marrakech, Morocco, on Tuesday for the International Monetary Fund's annual conference

China's Xi Calls for Patience Amid Economic Slump

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has called for patience in a speech released as the ruling Communist Party tries to reverse a deepening economic slump and said Western countries are increasingly in trouble because of their materialism and spiritual poverty[..]

Evergrande Seeks US Court Nod for $32B Debt Overhaul as China Economic Fears Mount

Embattled developer China Evergrande Group has filed for bankruptcy protection in a U

China Tries to Defuse Economic Fears After Developer's Debt Struggle

China's government is trying to reassure jittery homebuyers after a major real estate developer missed a payment on its multibillion-dollar debt, reviving fears about the industry's shaky finances and their impact on the struggling Chinese economy

Fed's Powell: Higher Rates May Be Needed, Will Move 'Carefully'

The Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates further to cool still-too-high inflation, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Friday, promising to move with care at upcoming meetings as he noted progress made on easing price pressures as well as ris[..]

Protests in Syria's Southern Druze Enclave Appear To Be Gaining Momentum

A crowd of what appeared to be several hundred protesters in the southern Druze city of Suwaida, Syria, chanted slogans targeting the Syrian government Saturday on the seventh day of a growing movement calling for economic and political reform

Trump, Biden Policies Shifted Trade from China, Study Shows

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Thailand’s Droughts Could Damage Economy, Increase Poverty, Experts Say

Record-breaking temperatures, reduced rainfall and changes in the natural climate are set to damage Thailand’s economy and increase poverty, experts say

Support Grows for Sustainable Development, a 'Bioeconomy,' in the Amazon

If all goes according to plan, in a few weeks people will be sipping a shake that Marcelo Salazar has been developing for three years, made from the Amazon jungle's cornucopia

Glitch Halts Toyota Factories in Japan

Toyota said Tuesday it has been hit by a technical glitch forcing it to suspend production at all 14 factories in Japan

Chinese Demand for Steel Not as Dire as Data Suggests, Brazil Miner Says

Brazilian mining company Vale SA sees declining steel demand in China, the world's largest producer, but the situation is not as dire as some indicators suggest, the company’s vice president of iron ore solutions told Reuters