Analysts dismiss fears of German 'de-industrialization' for now
Growing global competition and changes to Germany's economy have some business leaders worried that Germany is headed for de-industrialization, but analysts disagree.
Anti-Israel rallying cry being reviewed by Facebook oversight board is tied to 'violent campaign,' expert says
A Middle East expert says the phrase "from the river to the sea," which Meta is investigating as potential hate speech, is linked to a "violent campaign."
3 sexual assault incidents reported at same Georgia Target store: police
Police are understood to have increased security around an Atlanta Target store after three separate incidents of sexual assault were reported there in recent weeks.
South Korea encourages supply chain cooperation with China as both express desire to improve ties
South Korea's finance minister encouraged cooperation with China on supply chain, new technologies and raw materials as the two countries prepare for a trilateral meeting with Japan.
FDIC Chair Gruenberg refuses to resign
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chair Martin Gruenberg vowed to rectify conduct at his agency Wednesday, side-stepping calls for his resignation.
AI is like a 'tsunami' hitting the labor force, IMF chief says
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said that AI is "like a tsunami" that will have a significant impact on the global workforce and could boost productivity if managed well.
New survey sheds light on how small business owners are staying resilient amid uncertainty
A new survey of small business owners by Capital One found offered insights into how they deal with adversity and stay resilient despite the stresses that come with running a business.
Biden hikes tariffs on certain imports from China by $18B
President Joe Biden announced higher tariffs on imports from China that cover products like EVs, solar panels, steel and aluminum, which will carry a price tag of roughly $18 billion.
Economist blasts 'terrorist sympathizers' for pushing universities to divest from Israel: 'Almost impossible'
First Trust Deputy Chief Economist Robert Stein spoke to Fox News Digital about the anti-Israel protesters calling to divest, calling their demands "almost impossible" to enact.
Video shows plane touch down on runway without landing gear after suffering mechanical failure
A video in Australia on Monday captured a plane making a dramatic landing without its landing gear after suffering a mechanical failure mid-flight.
English woman drops out of college, starts business as dressmaker with unique flair
A business owner in the United Kingdom creates clothes from unique and colorful hand towels. Scarlett Hawkes of Liverpool told Fox New Digital she makes about 18 items a month.
Dave Portnoy unloads on anti-Israel college protesters: 'I wouldn't hire any of these activists'
Barstool Sports founder takes aim at campus agitators, telling "Varney & Co." on Friday that they "hate America" and should be "thrown in jail."
'National security concerns' raised as German group purchases influential US advisory firm
A pair of House Republicans are asking the U.S. Treasury to investigate a German corporation's acquisition of a top global advisory firm.
China protests 'abuse' of US export controls after trade restricted for 37 Chinese firms
After the U.S. restricted trade for 37 Chinese firms, some over security concerns, a spokesperson for China's foreign ministry accused the U.S. of abusing export control tools.
US blocks some Intel, Qualcomm exports to China over Beijing's objections
The U.S. Commerce Department revoked Intel and Qualcomm export licenses to Chinese firm Huawei after the blacklisted telecommunications firm unveiled a new AI-powered laptop.
Fed Chairman Powell finds lowering rates too easy to swallow
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell made some of the right moves, but failed the delayed gratification test and signaled that he would lower rates. Why? He bowed to political pressure, of course.
NYC police search for suspects in cash-for-crypto deal gone bad
The NYPD is on the hunt for three suspects allegedly involved in robbing and beating a man in a Manhattan hotel last month in what the victim believed was a cash-for-crypto deal.
Flight attendants use security privileges to smuggle millions in drug money out of US: federal prosecutors
A group of New York-based flight attendants has been accused of using employees-only TSA access to smuggle over $8 million in drug money out of the country.
FedEx Airlines, Boeing-made plane forced to land in Istanbul without front wheels
A FedEx Airlines cargo plane was forced to land on a runway at the Istanbul Airport in Turkey on Wednesday after experiencing an issue with its front landing gear.
AstraZeneca to withdraw its COVID-19 vaccine globally as demand dips, rare side effects revealed
The pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca on Tuesday said it is withdrawing its COVID-19 vaccine worldwide due to low demand and following reports that the vaccine caused rare side effects.