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The German multinational Siemens is remaining hopeful the EU will approve its merger with France's Alstom, despite competition concerns from Brussels. Media reports suggest the European Commission will block the rail deal between the…

Before China began courting Southeast Asia with infrastructure investments through its Belt and Road Initiative, Japan was the region’s top development financier. As the two powerhouses now compete for economic and commercial…

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has a piece of advice for her fellow leaders: Don't be on the wrong side of history. Ardern said Tuesday that climate change is the greatest threat facing the world. She urged her global…

Saudi Arabia's long-awaited inclusion in major global benchmarks could have an immediate and dramatic impact on financial markets, according to the chairman of the kingdom's Capital Markets Authority (CMA). The taps of foreign capital are…

Luka Doncic records 25 points and 7 assists as he goes head-to-head with Paul George who drops 36 in the Dallas Mavericks' 105-103 win over the Oklahoma ... source

Hi BBoys and BGirls! Entertainment Tonight / The Insider just recently featured MattyB (and some of his YouTube videos) in a short segment on their show! source

A senior executive at Chinese state-owned company CRRC Group said he was optimistic about Beijing and Washington finding a way to permanently resolve their ongoing trade dispute. For its part, the U.S. has already put tariffs on $250…

The ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China has opened up new opportunities for Indonesia, the Southeast Asian nation’s minister of industry said Tuesday. Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia, the region tipped…

Health officials in one county in Washington have declared a public health emergency because of an outbreak of measles that has infected 22 people so far. An outbreak among Orthodox Jews has led to 177 cases in New York, helping make 2018…

The riskiest part of the corporate bond market is off to a strong start in 2019. Investors, however, might not want to get too comfortable. Instead, this could well be the year that "fallen angels," or former investment-grade debt that…