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The World Trade Organization has issued a warning to global leaders: Trade wars will inflict major damage on the economy.

Burning coal used to be the primary way power companies generated the electricity needed to cool homes, run factories and brighten streets. But US electricity production is changing dramatically, as companies rely more on natural gas and renewable energy sources.

ESPN says it has a pretty good idea of who's going to pony up $4.99 a month for its new streaming service.

In China, when officials are unhappy with a social media network, they don't spend time grilling the CEO in public. They come down hard, and fast.

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London's housing market has ground to a halt.

New Zealand has stunned the energy industry by slapping a new cap on drilling for oil and gas in its waters as part of efforts to combat climate change.

US coworking space startup WeWork is buying one of its major rivals in China.

1. Everywhere, risk: Investors have a lot to consider on Thursday.

When Meghan Markle stepped out of a limousine for a stroll with Prince Harry just before Christmas, she gave a big boost to a small Scottish company.

The government's star witness in its suit to stop AT&T's proposed purchase of Time Warner took the stand in a marathon court session Wednesday.

Famed investor Jim Chanos doesn't see any opportunity for American CEOs in China.

Mark Zuckerberg took heat from members of Congress Wednesday over illegal opioid sales on Facebook.

The head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says the agency he runs "does not exist." At least, not under its current name.

Netflix is ditching the prestigious Cannes film festival, an executive told Variety.

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