ExxonMobil has projected that global oil demand will remain above 100 million barrels per day by 2050, suggesting the global energy transition will not sufficiently reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Mining executives are urging caution as forecasts suggest the industry may be on the brink of a mergers and acquisitions (M&A) boom. They warn against repeating the costly mistakes of the past, such as the disastrous acquisition made by Rio Tinto's (ASX:RIO) former CEO, Tom Albanese.

Nvidia is set to report on Wednesday that its quarterly sales have more than doubled, even as year-over-year growth begins to decelerate. This makes it one of the most closely watched earnings reports on Wall Street.

Kazatomprom, the world’s largest uranium producer, has significantly lowered its production target for 2025 due to project delays and shortages of sulphuric acid, raising concerns about a potential supply crunch for the crucial fuel used in nuclear power.

Amid the striking scenery of the Teton mountain range, a seemingly improbable outcome appeared within reach for the top central bankers who had gathered in Wyoming for the Jackson Hole symposium. After enduring the worst inflation shock in four decades, attendees at the Kansas City Federal Reserve’s annual conference expressed optimism that they were nearing a "soft landing" for the global economy, defying the odds.

Global coffee prices have skyrocketed to record levels due to adverse weather conditions disrupting crops, leading to higher costs for consumers and prompting roasters to mix in more lower-cost beans.

Fast-fashion giant Shein has filed a lawsuit against its rival, Temu, alleging copyright infringement, trademark infringement, and fraud.

The most significant event this Spring might not be the US election, a conflict in the Middle East, or even the World Series. For many Americans, it will be the first reduction in US interest rates in over four years.

The global commodities market has experienced significant volatility this year, with prices largely remaining elevated.

Kamala Harris plans to increase the U.S. corporate tax rate to 28 per cent if she wins the White House in November, aiming to boost government revenues from corporate America—a move likely to face opposition from the business community.

The symbolism couldn't be more striking. Two American astronauts, who journeyed to the International Space Station in June aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, now face the possibility of being stranded in space for months due to a leak in the vehicle's propulsion system.