UN Says Afghan Women Staff Blocked From Work By Taliban Order
UN says Afghan women staff blocked from work by Taliban order
UN says Afghan women staff blocked from work by Taliban order
Fox News said Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Maria Bartiromo and other top on-air personalities will be available to testify as it defends itself against a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit claiming it lied about voter fraud in the 2020 U.S.
About 5,000 General Motors Co salaried workers took buyouts to leave the company, putting the company well on the way to hitting a $2 billion cost-cutting target, the automaker's chief financial officer said Tuesday.
The United Nations "received word of an order" by the Taliban authorities banning Afghan women from working for the world body in Afghanistan, U.N.
Johnson & Johnson is exploring the idea of placing a subsidiary shouldering tens of thousands of talc lawsuits into bankruptcy proceedings for a second time, despite a January federal appeals court decision invalidating the so-called Texas two-step legal maneuver, according to a court filing and four people familiar with the matter.
HSBC, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Standard Chartered reported a widening in the gap between what they paid women and men in 2022, according to data reviewed by Reuters.
Russian cafe bomb suspect remanded in custody
Trump is currently facing approximately 30 charges that are related to document fraud.
Hundreds of Trump supporters and anti-Trump protesters on Tuesday swarmed the streets around the courthouse where the former president was due to be arraigned.
Long NATO delay spells trouble for Sweden and alliance: experts
Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ oil producers announced over the weekend they would launch deep oil production cuts starting next month
Russia said on Tuesday Finland's accession to the NATO military alliance was a dangerous historic mistake that would weaken security in the wider region, increase the risk of conflict, and force Moscow to take counter-measures.
Sweden, South Africa and Australia are at the forefront of a push to transform piles of mine waste and by-products into rare earths vital for the green energy revolution, hoping to substantially cut dependence on Chinese supply.
A key gauge of labor market tightness that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has cited throughout the central bank's aggressive interest-rate hike campaign dropped to its lowest level since late 2021, a sign that a long-awaited cooling is underway and easing concerns borrowing costs will have to move much higher to bring down inflation.
The U.S. government on Tuesday filed criminal charges accusing Charlie Javice, the founder of the now-shuttered college financial planning company Frank, of defrauding JPMorgan Chase & Co into buying the startup for $175 million in 2021.
U.S. job openings dropped to their lowest level in nearly two years in February, suggesting that labor market conditions were finally easing, welcome news for the Federal Reserve as it considers whether to pause its interest rate hiking cycle.
The Biden administration on Tuesday released final guidance on how clean energy companies can secure additional tax credits when investing in U.S.
A plan by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government to limit powers of the Supreme Court sparked huge protests across Israel before it was put on hold last week, but the country's Palestinian citizens have largely remained on the sidelines.
Lagging behind, Italy's plans for EU funds at risk
The surprise oil output cuts announced on Sunday by OPEC+ members illustrate their greater power over the market, given limited supply growth by other producers such as U.S.
'Trump or Death:' dueling protests outside court mirror US divide
'Snowball Earth' might have been rather slushy: study
Exxon Mobil Corp's Low Carbon unit has the potential to generate hundreds of billions of dollars over time and outperform the company's traditional oil and gas business, top executive Dan Ammann told Reuters.
WWE's creative team appears to be all in on how The Bloodline's story ends.
Wall Street's main indexes were muted on Tuesday as investors awaited key economic data that could decide the U.S.