Space-Eyes, a defense technology company, will go public through a merger with McKinley Acquisition Corp, valuing the combined business at $638 million.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday spoke with the newly elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Andy Burnham and said both countries would work closely to fully harness the trade and ...

Apple shares plummeted nearly 10% on Friday, potentially erasing $500 billion from its market capitalization and handing the world's most valuable company title back to Nvidia.

Three Federal Reserve officials, including Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, called for immediate interest rate hikes to combat stubborn inflation above ...

Europe's record-low water levels in major rivers are disrupting transportation, electricity output, and company earnings, exacerbating economic concerns amid the continent's fastest warming and ...

The US government has proposed 10-year guidelines for sharing the drought-stricken Colorado River, which provides water to one in 10 Americans and irrigates 15% of US food output.

The US dollar eased against the Japanese yen on Friday, with traders anticipating potential US intervention to prop up the yen after a day of Japanese authorities' support.

After offering the namaz, President of Kamal Maulana welfare Society, Abdul Samad said the community offered prayers on the land associated with the dargah following the Supreme Court's directions and ...

Social media has become a vital platform for throwers to connect with fans, share their experiences, and promote their niche sport, often showcasing a lighter side to their athletic personas.

Russian forces reportedly struck a fuel storage facility, oil refinery, and a vessel delivering supplies to the Ukrainian army at the port of Odesa.

Indian judokas delivered memorable performances at the Commonwealth Games 2026 on Friday as Asmita Dey, Harsh Singh and Yamini Mourya stormed into the finals of their respective events, assuring India ...

Carlsberg's tongue-in-cheek Instagram post targeting FIFA President Gianni Infantino highlights growing corporate sector backlash against the governing body's proposed stake sale.