Peril

The UN gang is finally getting back together in person, after three years of leaders speaking by video due to the global pandemic. But many leaders from the 193 UN member countries were in the United Kingdom for the funeral of Queen…

WASHINGTON: A newly released FBI document helps flesh out the contours of an investigation into classified material at former President Donald Trump's Florida estate. But plenty of questions remain, especially because half the affidavit,…

MUMBAI: Around Rs 35,000 crore of bank loans made on the strength of a ‘letter of comfort’ (LoC) provided by a corporate run the risk of a downgrade as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has disallowed these. The LoC is a vaguely worded…

As first assignments go, Erling Haaland could not have asked for anything tougher – especially for someone not yet fully match fit. Go and stand on Virgil van Dijk; see what shakes.Haaland did not train during his opening week as a City…

Tiger Woods got a five-minute standing ovation when he limped up to the 18th green on his way to missing the cut at St Andrews on Friday. Phil Mickelson got half-empty grandstands and half-hearted applause in the softening evening sunlight.…

WASHINGTON — Triple-digit gasoline bills. Bulging hamburger prices. A Fourth of July holiday that broke the bank.Prices are rising at the fastest rate in four decades, a painful development that has given Republicans a powerful talking…

It is the final day for airlines using UK airports to cancel flights without fear of punishment as part of efforts to give certainty to passengers who are, understandably, nervous about their long-awaited summer holidays.The…

Labour's Simon Lightwood won the West Yorkshire seat of Wakefield, in northern England, with a majority of 4,925 on a swing of 12.7 percentage points from the Conservatives to Labour.Moments later, Liberal Democrat Richard Foord won the…

SYDNEY, Australia — The incumbent prime minister, Scott Morrison, pushed Australia to the right and called himself “a bit of a bulldozer.” His Labor challenger, Anthony Albanese, ran as a modest Mr. Fix-It, promising to seek “renewal, not…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday advised investors to trust big-name executives – especially those at the helm of the major companies that just reported quarterly earnings."You bet against these superstar CEOs and CFOs at your own peril. ……