
The two largest economies in the region stressed the importance of local currencies ahead of the CELAC conference in Buenos Aires

The two largest economies in the region stressed the importance of local currencies ahead of the CELAC conference in Buenos Aires

The agency is seeking public comment on a decision that could impact up to 30 million workers.

Workplace safety has been a key motive for Amazon workers to unionize

Mass layoffs across the industry are the latest sign the tech world is preparing for a slump in demand

The richest 1% have captured twice as much wealth as the rest of the world combined since 2020, according to a new Oxfam report

The new agreement includes a commitment to improve patient-to-staff ratios

More than 6,000 flights were delayed across the country, affecting almost every airline

Gainsight, a software company, takes the No. 1 spot while Meta has fallen off the list completely

The home goods retailer announced plans to shake up the customer experience after in-store sales declined by 32%

The work stoppage comes at a critical time, with hospitals fighting a triple surge of covid-19, RSV, and the flu

The Three Kings Day holiday may have something to do with it, says the publisher

Fumio Kishida is also weighing a trip to Kyiv as Japan reaffirms its support for Ukraine

With Republicans in disarray, some are looking outside the chambers for a candidate

The agency is suing three companies it accused of exploiting the practice

MGO Global seeks to raise about $7.5 million in its initial public offering

The embattled tech giant has three months to become compliant with Europe’s privacy laws

Accusations of plagiarism come as Google faces increased scrutiny from regulators around the world

The PEACE Through Music Diplomacy Act had bipartisan support in Congress

Continued protests rock the mining industry and spook foreign investment

As Lula’s inauguration approaches, Latin America’s left has an opportunity to power a sustainable agenda

The infamous party city is cracking down on rowdy tourists, especially the British

Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte will reportedly issue a formal apology on Dec. 19

Macron's trip to the Gulf state for the final match of the controversial tournament comes at an awkward time

The bridge’s construction finished in 2016, but it was never opened to traffic due to tensions between the countries