Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) halted operations and locked out workers over a labor dispute early on Sunday, with each side blaming the other for a halt that will likely disrupt shipment of key commodities at a time of soaring prices.
Conflict wounds Russian and Ukrainian currencies
Crypto provides fix for some in crisis-hit Afghanistan
Tunisian eco-pioneers battle to save Sahara oasis life
Mexico City's new airport set for bumpy takeoff
Mahuchikh strikes gold for Ukraine after fleeing Russian invasion
Zelensky blasts Swiss banks, Nestle over 'business as usual' with Russia
Ferrari's Leclerc on pole for season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix
A perfect storm is surrounding the restaurant industry, and the effects will be felt long after the COVID-19 Pandemic comes to an end.
US says 'troubled' by Assad visit to ally UAE
India's oil imports from the United States will rise by 11% this year, officials said on Saturday, as the severely energy-deficient country looks to secure supplies from producers around the world, including heavily sanctioned Russia.
Moscow claims hypersonic missile use, Kyiv asks Beijing to condemn 'barbarism'
Telegram booms as Russia's digital landscape shrinks
China reports first two Covid-19 deaths in more than a year
'Iron army' of grocery runners feeds Shanghai as Covid hits
Last apps standing?: Telegram, WhatsApp duck Russia bans
Bitcoin to the rescue: cryptocurrencies' role in Ukraine
Belgium delays nuclear energy exit 10 years due to Ukraine war
Lost children survive 25-day ordeal in Amazon
GM buying out SoftBank's $2.1 bn stake in Cruise self-driving cars
SoftBank Group Corp's Vision Fund exited its bet on General Motors (GM) self-driving car subsidiary Cruise as the auto giant upped the ante, investing another $3.45 billion in the loss-making unit.
General Motors said on Friday it will acquire SoftBank Vision Fund's equity stake in the U.S.
U.S. booking sites including Vrbo, Hopper and KAYAK are seeing higher demand for spring and summer leisure travel as COVID-19 restrictions ease and travelers appear to be shrugging off added costs to plane tickets and road trips from rising fuel prices.
A lawsuit filed on Friday accuses Google of systemic racial bias against Black employees, saying the search engine company steers them to lower-level jobs, pays them less and denies them opportunities to advance because of their race.
Brazil Supreme Court judge bars messaging app Telegram
Thousands of telecom operator Veon employees are working from bomb shelters in Ukraine and moving equipment to border areas to maintain a digital lifeline for refugees fleeing the war, the company's chief executive said on Friday.
A group of U.S. lawmakers led by House Oversight chair Carolyn Maloney asked Oshkosh Corp if it sought to avoid using union workers by deciding to build the next-generation U.S.
The rate increases projected by Federal Reserve officials this week represented a "balancing act" between the need to begin normalizing monetary policy in the face of high inflation, while guarding against a fast tightening of credit that could damage the economy, Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin said on Friday.
Wall Street analysts have slashed their forecasts for McDonald's Corp's 2022 and 2023 profit, the latest sign that some Western companies stand to take a financial hit as the costs of Russia's invasion of Ukraine grow.
A number of Uber and Lyft drivers are considering quitting the app-based ride-hailing platforms as fueling up becomes costlier, with some calling the newly announced surcharges "insulting".