Once blithely dominant in China, European automakers are now launching full-fledged charm offensives at consumers in the world's largest car market, seeking to claw back sales lost to domestic rivals.

Japan has shown off a railgun it would use to shoot down hypersonic missiles. The weapon fires projectiles at 2,500 meters ...

Sales of existing US homes pulled back more than expected in March, logging their biggest drop since late-2022 according to ...

Sales of existing US homes pulled back more than expected in March, according to industry data released Thursday, as mortgage ...

A rally on global stock markets fizzled Thursday as China poured cold water on US President Donald Trump's comments talking ...

Mourners queued in their thousands for hours on Thursday to catch a last glimpse of Pope Francis's body on the second day of ...

The road ahead looks treacherous for Nissan after the Japanese auto giant predicted an enormous loss just as US President ...

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Germany's economy is expected to post zero growth in 2025, outgoing Economy Minister Robert Habeck said Thursday, blaming US ...

As Russian missiles rained on Kyiv overnight in Moscow's biggest attack on Ukraine's capital in months, Anna Balamutova ...

Struggling Japanese auto giant Nissan issued a stark profit warning on Thursday, forecasting a huge loss of up to $5.3 ...

Major economies are overstating how much carbon their forests can absorb in a climate accounting fudge that could allow them ...