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A Rare Admission From the Kremlin President Vladimir V. Putin acknowledged on Sunday that Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure were contributing to fuel shortages inside Russia, a striking public…
The artificial intelligence boom is becoming a race to build the physical world beneath it The global scramble over artificial intelligence is widening beyond software and flashy model releases into…
SpaceX finds eager buyers for its debt, even as its new stock listing whipsaws Barely two weeks after its blockbuster stock market debut, SpaceX is testing just how much enthusiasm…
Fresh signs of stubborn inflation are complicating the Federal Reserve’s effort to persuade households and markets that price pressures are on a durable path downward. Data released Thursday showed that…
Inspections Move Closer as Oil Traders Look Past Fresh Gulf Violence The first practical test of the tentative U.S.-Iran accord came into sharper focus on Friday, when the head of…
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway that carries a substantial share of the world’s oil and gas, had begun to stir back toward normal this week after…
European defense stocks fell sharply on Tuesday after a report that Germany may abandon one of its biggest naval procurement programs rattled investors and revived doubts about whether the continent’s…
Oil Retreat Deepens as Trump Turns His Fire on Gasoline Prices Oil prices fell again on Tuesday, extending a sharp retreat from wartime highs as traders bet that shipping through…
The United States and Iran took some of the clearest steps yet this week to turn a fragile cease-fire into something more durable, easing oil sanctions on Tehran, preparing a…
A June Heatwave Tests Europe’s Power and Public Services The late-June heat sweeping across Britain and western Europe has become more than a public-health emergency. As temperatures climbed toward record…