South Korea's ruling party headed for big win in local elections: exit poll

Policy uncertainty spurs sell-off of Indonesian stocks, currency

Brazil’s Raizen SA presented creditors with a final restructuring proposal, a key step in the struggling sugar and ethanol producer’s months-long push to clinch an out-of-court debt overhaul.

British theme parks are a fitting symbol of the country’s supply-side economic woes

Growth rates would tumble to levels rarely seen outside of major global events such as the Covid-19 pandemic

One of Kevin Warsh’s first tasks as the new chair of theFederal Reserve will be to decide how to alter the central bank’s communication practices. In his public remarks and Senate Banking Committee confirmation hearing, Warsh has raised three major objections to how the Fed has articulated its views

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s party is on track for a resounding victory in key local elections that is likely to pile pressure on opposition conservatives as they struggle to reinvent their party after the debacle of their former leader’s martial law decree.

Hispanic voters are down on President Donald Trump, and a majority are poised to support Democratic candidates in midterm elections this fall. But that doesn’t mean this crucial bloc is coming home to Democrats — or that it’s satisfied with the party’s agenda.

Frank Elderson: Strengthening operational resilience for the age of AI

Ex-UK political adviser expected to face Democrat Xavier Becerra in November