When Kerstin Roethlisberger had children, she did what mothers in Switzerland do more than anywhere else in the

By Leika Kihara TOKYO Bank of Japan board member Hajime Takata said on Wednesday he saw early signs

A Labour government would cut energy bills, create jobs and provide more secure power by sweeping away barriers

(Reuters) -Electric-truck maker Nikola said on Friday Chief Financial Officer Anastasiya Pasterick would resign to "pursue other opportunities" less than

Lawyers and unions representing rail workers say there is a clear pattern across the industry of railroads retaliating against workers who report safety violations or injuries on the job

Brazil is calling on wealthy nations to pay for the world’s transition to sustainable energy as these countries

An artificial intelligence company executive told the first U_N_ Security Council meeting on AI’s threats to global peace that the handful of big tech companies leading the race to commercialize AI can’t be trusted to guarantee the safety of systems we don’t yet understand and that are prone to “chaotic or unpredictable behavior.”

Oil steadied after falling over the previous three sessions on signs that the Israel-Hamas war will remain contained

A Jersey Shore town where childhood cancer cases rose is suing to overturn a settlement between the state and the corporate successor to the company that dumped toxic waste into the water and ground for decades

Slovenia is beginning to assess the human and economic toll from flooding that’s inundated parts of the country

President Joe Biden plans to say the debt-limit agreement he struck with Republicans was “essential” to avoiding an

Thousands of crime victims each year are confronted with the difficult financial reality of state compensation programs that are billed as safety nets to offset costs like funerals, medical care, relocation and other needs