France, Germany and three other European Union countries said they would press ahead with the implementation of a 15% minimum tax on large companies as

The amount of money eurozone governments are committing to help consumers and businesses cope with the energy and cost-of-living crisis is quickly approaching €300 billion.

Solid-state batteries, which have long carried hopes for turbocharging electric vehicle sales, will not be the “game-changer” the market expected, according to the head of

The European Central Bank has announced a record rise in eurozone interest rates as it seeks to fight inflation. Prices in the bloc are rising

The US dollar can’t be stopped. Fueled by the Federal Reserve’s aggressive tightening policy, the value of the greenback is appreciating to multi-decade highs and

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said officials won’t flinch in the battle to curb inflation, hardening expectations that they’ll deliver a third straight jumbo rate

U.S. workers’ filings for unemployment benefits fell for the fourth straight week last week, a sign of continued tightness in the labor market. Initial jobless

Mortgage rates soared to their highest levels since 2008 this week as the 30-year fixed rate — the most popular home loan product — continued