U.S. Arrests Militant Involved in Bombing

U.S. says Afghan helped plan 2021 deadly attack at Kabul airport

Airports Hope for Ravenous Fliers Before Departure

Hungry travelers may determine the future of airport finance.

Adnoc, OMV to Form Petrochemical Giant

Abu Dhabi's Adnoc and Austria's OMV reached an agreement to combine their petrochemical businesses and subsequently acquire Canada's Nova Chemicals to form a giant with a combined value of about $60 billion.

Asia's Defense Stocks Climb On Hopes for EU Spending

Defense stocks in key Asian markets jumped on Tuesday, buoyed by expectations that European nations will boost security spending amid fears that the U.S. could reduce its military presence.

Home Builders Anticipate Rise in Construction Costs

Home builders are bracing for the fallout from new tariffs on Canada and Mexico, a move that could over time boost the cost of new-home buying and intensify the U.S. housing shortage.

Greenland's Rare Earths Pose Big Test

A small group of directors from an Australian company traveled to the southern tip of Greenland recently, where they have been planning to extract rare-earth minerals from one of the world's richest deposits for more than two decades.

U.S. Revokes Chevron's Venezuela License

The company produces about a quarter of the country's total output.

Scientist Left OpenAI, Starts $30 Billion Firm

Silicon Valley's hottest investment isn't a new app or hardware product. It's one man.

Zelensky Aims to Mend Ties

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called his heated White House meeting with President Trump last week \"regrettable\" and set out his vision of a path to peace in his most concerted public effort yet to repair his relationship with the U.S. leader.

Adoption of New AI Tools Reshapes Coding Workforce

After years of hype and panic over how many jobs AI will extinguish or replace, it's clear the technology is bringing some big changes to the coding workforce.

Rising Costs Take a Toll On Americans' Travel Plans

International travel remains strong, but less affluent families are scrimping on U.S. vacations

NASA Astronauts Prepare for Return Trip

At space station for months longer than planned, they focused on scientific research

The Iditarod Is Short On Snow

Dog sled race changes course, heads north

Research Delivers a Gut Punch About Emulsifiers Used in Food

New studies suggest there may be a link between the texture-tweaking agents and health risks

JPMorgan, Starwood to Lend $2 Billion for AI Data Center

Developers of a Utah data center have secured one of the biggest construction loans in recent years, the latest sign of the market's enormous appetite for facilities that provide the backbone for artificial intelligence.

Store-Brand Supplier Gets Squeezed

0.6% Decline in TreeHouse's net sales for the December quarter

Personality's Progress

According to an old wives' tale, you should be careful about allowing your face to remain in an ugly expression, lest the winds change direction and your countenance set in place, leaving you stuck looking and feeling bad forever.

Booming Miu Miu Sales Help Prada's Results

Prada reported higher revenue for the past year after booming sales at its Miu Miu brand helped the Italian group escape a global decline in demand for luxury goods.

Honeywell to Acquire Pump Maker

Honeywell International struck a roughly $2.2 billion deal for pump-and-compressor maker Sundyne, extending the company's brisk pace of dealmaking.

Two Titans Battle For Crypto's Future

Stakes are high in Tether and Circle's fight over how to regulate coins

A Cyber Satire Of Cancel Culture

A British TV host becomes the subject of scandal over a sexist joke.

Natural Gas Surges After Ontario Retaliates With Tax

Natural-gas futures rose to a fresh two-year high after Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the Canadian province would place a 25% retaliatory export tax on electricity it sends to homes in Minnesota, Michigan and New York.

Francisco Partners Is Moving Into Energy

The private-equity firm signs to buy Quorum, a maker of oil-and-gas software

Scorched Plots Hit Market After L.A. Fires

Land parcels where homes once stood are selling for above early expectations

Sasami's Winding Path to Pop

The indie singer-songwriter moves ambivalently toward the mainstream on her third solo album

On Patrol in the Baltic for Russian Saboteurs

Adherence to international law makes it harder for the Estonian navy to protect undersea cable.

Target Posts Lackluster Sales, Remains Cautious About 2025

Retailer says revenue fell in February and current quarter's profit is pressured

Denver Mayor Leads Face-Off With GOP on Migrants

The cowboy-boot wearing mayor of this city on the edge of the Rocky Mountains rocketed into national headlines last fall when he promised to defy potential federal immigration actions he considered unconstitutional or un-American—even if it meant being hauled off to jail.

Best Buy Warns Tariffs Will Lift Prices

Best Buy said U.S. consumers are likely to face higher prices as vendors throughout its supply chain react to the latest set of tariffs, a scenario that may crimp demand for electronics.

Putin Played the Long Game. It Seems to Be Paying Off.

More than a decade before Russia's armed forces poured over the border into Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin stood before world leaders and delivered a long, icy speech demanding a radical overhaul of the world order.