Oil prices fall as investors weigh falling demand against Middle East tensions 
There is no team India cannot compete with: Savita Punia on hockey World Cup chances 
Kuldeep in the mix? India to consider three-man spin attack for Galle Test 
Wholesale prices were flat in July, below expectations for 0.2% increase 
'Modi thinks foreign policy is this': Rahul mocks PM; another Congress leader takes Meloni swipe 
U.S. Retail Sales Grew 0.3% in February
Americans kept up retail spending in February but at a slower pace than the prior month, as they faced high...
Tokyo schools drop controversial dress code on hair and underwear color
For decades, being a student in Tokyo meant you had to look a certain way. Under the public school system's...
Analysis: Nordic countries wonder if they are next on Putin’s list
Nations that were neutral have provided arms for Ukrainians; governments that had for years missed their NATO defense spending obligations...
A New Meme-Stock Frenzy Led AMC to Gold Mine Stake
Day traders looking to capitalize on commodity price volatility catalyzed a chain reaction that ended with movie theater giant AMC...
WSJ News Exclusive | Abramovich Investment Vehicle Shifted Control Shortly After Russia Invaded Ukraine
LONDON—Hours after Russia invaded Ukraine, control of an investment vehicle long linked in public filings to oligarch Roman Abramovich and...
EU, U.K. Approve New Russia Sanctions as Allied Divisions Emerge
The European Union and the U.K. agreed on separate sets of fresh sanctions and restrictions targeting Russia, a day after...
Chelsea made plea for ‘sporting integrity,’ despite oligarch owner being sanctioned after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Despite Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich being sanctioned by the UK government for his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin...
Intel will invest nearly $90 billion in Europe’s chipmaking industry
The tech giant said on Tuesday that it will spend an initial €17 billion ($19 billion) to create two new...
Producer Price Increases Leveled Off in February
Suppliers’ price increases plateaued in the first two months of the year as pandemic-related disruptions and strong consumer demand continue...
Christian Eriksen recalled to Denmark squad for first time since cardiac arrest
The midfielder collapsed during Denmark's game against Finland in Copenhagen last year and received life-saving treatment on the pitch. Eriksen...
China’s economy had a surprisingly good start to the year, but it may not last
Retail sales rose 6.7% in the first two months of 2022 compared to a year ago, according to data released...
Discovery CEO Received $246 Million in Compensation in 2021, Including Big Options Grant
Around the time of the Discovery-WarnerMedia merger last year, Discovery CEO David Zaslav signed a new contract that runs through...
WSJ News Exclusive | Consortium Including Elliott in Advanced Talks to Buy Nielsen Holdings
A consortium of private-equity firms including Elliott Management Corp. is in advanced talks to buy TV-ratings company Nielsen Holdings NLSN...
Sen. Joe Manchin Signals Opposition to Sarah Bloom Raskin for Fed Post
WASHINGTON—A key Democrat came out against Sarah Bloom Raskin’s nomination to become the Federal Reserve’s top banking regulator, likely dashing...
Ethiopia pledges action after video shows uniformed men burning civilians alive
The Ethiopia Government Communication Service said in a statement on its Facebook page that the incident occurred in the Ayisid...
Russian internet users are learning to beat Putin’s internet crackdown
But despite Putin's efforts to clamp down on social media and information within his borders, a growing number of Russian...
Rio Tinto Offers $2.7 Billion for Remaining Stake in Turquoise Hill
Rio Tinto PLC offered to pay roughly $2.7 billion to buy out minority shareholders in Canada’s Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd.,...
Hong Kong’s Covid divide: Expats get more perks while domestic workers lose their homes
She immediately told her employer, who urged her to get to a hospital. But once she was there, she said...
War in Ukraine could make the Covid-19 pandemic worse, WHO says
Cases in the region are down from the previous week, but there's significant risk there will be more severe disease...
WSJ News Exclusive | Russian Prosecutors Warn Western Companies of Arrests, Asset Seizures
Russian prosecutors have issued warnings to Western companies in Russia, threatening to arrest corporate leaders there who criticize the government...