TSX Rises As Geopolitical Tensions Ease
Canada's main stock index rose on Wednesday as geopolitical worries eased after U.S.
Thoma Bravo Deepens Cybersecurity Bet With $2.4 Billion Deal For Ping Identity
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo is buying Ping Identity for $2.4 billion, deepening a bet on the cybersecurity sector that has been one of the big winners of the pandemic.
Moderna COVID Vaccine Sales Forecast Unchanged Even As COVAX Program Cuts Orders
Moderna Inc on Wednesday maintained its full-year COVID-19 vaccine sales forecast of $21 billion as canceled orders from low- and middle-income nations through the COVAX program offset gains from new booster dose orders.
Giant Sequoias Survived A California Wildfire. Next Time, They May Not Be So Lucky
For millennia, giant sequoias - the largest trees on Earth - have resisted and relied on fire.
KFC Parent Doubles Down On Deals As Consumers Cut Spending
Yum Brands Inc said on Wednesday it would offer new items and promotional deals as it seeks to reverse a slowdown in demand for its pizzas and fried chicken from low-income consumers.
Big Oil Offers Big Returns But Keeps Spending Tight
The West's energy giants are set to return a record $30 billion to investors after reporting bumper profits in the second quarter of the year following a surge in energy prices.
In Kenya's Sugar Country, Volunteers Keep Election Relations Sweet
The khaki-coloured road slicing through Kibigori town in Kenya's sugar-growing country is more than a county boundary, it is also a faultline dividing communities fielding rival presidential candidates in the Aug.
CVS Raises Annual COVID-related Revenue Forecast To $3 Billion
CVS Health Corp on Wednesday lifted its annual outlook for COVID-19-related revenue as it expects sales of over-the-counter coronavirus tests to more than double this year, sending shares up over 5%.
Tight-lipped Taliban Leaders Gather After U.S. Says Zawahiri Killed
Top leaders of Afghanistan's Taliban were holding discussions on Wednesday about how to respond to a U.S.
Make Stoves, Not War: Ukrainian Blacksmith Helps Troops
Make stoves, not war: Ukrainian blacksmith helps troops
Emerging Asian Equities See First Monthly Inflows In Seven Months
Emerging Asian equities ex-China saw monthly foreign inflows in July, after six months of capital withdrawals, as investors bet that the size of U.S.
Hearing Pain Of Canada School Survivors Felt Like Slaps, Pope Says
Pope Francis said on Wednesday he felt the pain of survivors of Canada's residential school system "like slaps" and that the Catholic Church has to face up to its responsibility for institutions that abused children and tried to erase indigenous cultures.
Heatwaves Increasing In India But Related Deaths Fall
Temperatures during India's monsoon season have risen this century and the country could see more frequent heatwaves in future, the government said on Wednesday, but it added heat-related deaths have fallen in recent years.
Drought Takes Toll On Tuscany's Famed Olive Oil And Wine Production
Farmers in Tuscany, the heart of Italy's prized wine and olive oil industry, are battling to salvage as much as they can of this year's crop from the ravages of drought and heatwave.
Romanian Black Sea Port To Keep Shipping Ukrainian Grain, Seeks EU Funding
At the Romanian Black Sea port of Constanta dockers have worked for months to ship out Ukrainian grain in addition to their usual loads from Romania and its land-locked neighbours.
Impoverished Zimbabweans Turn To Scrap Metal Trade As Inflation Bites
Shepherd Chowe pushes a cart filled with tins, iron rods and other metallic objects down a dusty pathway in Hopley, a poor settlement about 15 km west of Zimbabwe's capital, Harare.
Biden Signs Abortion Order, Says Republicans Clueless About Women's Power
President Joe Biden said on Wednesday the Supreme Court and Republicans are clueless about the power of American women as he signed a second executive order aimed at protecting abortion rights.
Biden's New Abortion Executive Order Could Fund Interstate Trips
President Joe Biden plans to sign a second executive order on Wednesday that asks his health department to consider permitting the use of Medicaid funds for patients who travel out-of-state for abortions.
Biden To Sign Another Executive Order Seeking To Protect Abortion Rights
President Joe Biden plans to sign a second executive order on Wednesday meant to address the recent Supreme Court decision to end the nationwide constitutional right to abortion, as he faces pressure from fellow Democrats to be more forceful on the issue.
Analysis-Pelosi's Taiwan Visit Clouds Boeing's China Reset Hopes
Boeing Co faced added uncertainty over crucial plane deliveries to China on Wednesday as a visit to Taipei by U.S.
Hong Kong 'Captain America' Protester Gets Lighter Sentence After Appeal
A Hong Kong activist dubbed "Captain America 2.0" for wielding the superhero's shield during pro-democracy protests in 2019 had his jail sentence reduced to five years on Wednesday after winning an appeal.
Exclusive: Germany's Gas Levy Cannot Be Implemented As Planned, Say Sources
The German government will have to amend its energy security law again in September as its gas levy cannot yet be imposed on all consumers, including those with fixed prices contracts, government and parliamentary sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
Germany's Scholz Says Russia Has No Reason To Hold Up Turbine Return
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Wednesday said Russia had no reason to hold up the return of a gas turbine for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline that had been serviced in Canada but has since been stranded in Germany in an escalating energy standoff.
'The Turbine Works': Germany's Scholz Points Finger At Russia In Energy Row
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Wednesday said Russia had no reason to hold up the return of a gas turbine for the Nord Stream 1 pipeline that had been serviced in Canada but has since been stranded in Germany in an escalating energy standoff.
No Worries About U.S. Demand For Now, Japan's Subaru Says
Japan's Subaru Corp expects strong demand from U.S.
How Is China Punishing Taiwan For The Pelosi Visit?
How is China punishing Taiwan for the Pelosi visit?
Patriotic Fervour Erupts On Chinese Social Media Over Pelosi's Taiwan Visit
The sight of the U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi arriving in Taiwan late on Tuesday was too much to bear for many mainland China internet users, who wanted a more muscular response from their government.
European Shares Rise As Upbeat Earnings Offset Gloomy Data
European shares rose on Wednesday as a slate of upbeat earnings from companies including Infineon, AXA and Just Eat Takeaway offset some fears of a slowdown following gloomy business activity data from the region.
OPEC+ Agrees Tiny Output Rise In Setback For Biden
OPEC+ is set to raise its oil output goal by 100,000 barrels per day, an amount analysts said was a setback to U.S.
OPEC+ Approves Tiny Oil Output Rise In Rebuff To Biden
OPEC+ is set to raise its oil output goal by 100,000 barrels per day, an amount analysts said was an insult to U.S.