TOKYO — Heavy snow blanketed wide swathes of Japan on Wednesday, snarling traffic, forcing hundreds of flight cancellations and disrupting train travel,
HALF MOON BAY/MONTEREY PARK, California — America was supposed to be a place of safety for Jose Romero when he arrived some
NEW YORK/LONDON – The downturn in US business activity eased slightly in January even as it contracted for the seventh straight month while euro zone business activity made a surprise return to modest growth, as two of
WASHINGTON – The US Justice Department accused Alphabet Inc’s GOOGL.O Google on Tuesday of abusing its dominance in digital advertising, threatening to dismantle a key business at the heart of
LONDON – Amazon workers at a warehouse in central England will walk out on Wednesday in a months-long wrangle over pay, marking the first time the US tech giant’s operations in Britain have faced strike
MEXICO CITY – Travelers reached the airport in Mexico’s tourist hot spot of Cancun without problem on Tuesday after a protest by local taxi drivers against ride-share app Uber left many stranded the
Rupert Murdoch on Tuesday withdrew a proposal to reunite News Corp. and Fox Corp. as the company is also exploring a sale of Move Inc, which operates the Realtor.com website, to CoStar Group, according to a
VIENNA — The COVID-19 pandemic led to the first drop in the known number of human-trafficking victims in 20 years as trafficking
CREDIT CARDS with rewards are rewarding only for those who know how to profit from the system, according to a paper released
SEOUL — South Korea plans to scrap a number of regulations in the local stock market within this year to make investment
