OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman will spend the coming weeks jetting between Tokyo, New Delhi, Dubai and Germany as the race to dominate artificial intelligence takes on new urgency.

A Learjet 55, en route to Springfield-Branson National Airport in Missouri, crashed near Philadelphia, the US Federal Aviation Administration said.

The Trump Justice Department’s top political appointee directed officials to fire at least a dozen prosecutors who worked on Jan. 6 Capitol riot cases, a memo obtained by Bloomberg Law showed.

B. Riley Financial Inc., seeking to recover from soured investments and a string of losses, has briefed its staff on a tentative plan to spin off its securities business into a separate company.

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Top US officials said a military helicopter was on a regular training mission when it collided with a civilian airliner over the Potomac River on Wednesday night. The scenario its pilots were preparing for was anything but routine.

Amundi Head of Fixed Income Amaury D'orsay says in the short term he doesn't expect Treasuries goin higher than $4.80 and Charles Schwab Fixed Income Strategist Collin Martin does think the 10-year can get to 5%.

Canada is making a last-minute effort in Washington to convince US President Donald Trump that it’s taking serious measures to improve border security as it tries to avert tariffs.

La decisión de Marco Rubio de ir a América Latina en su primer viaje al exterior como máximo diplomático estadounidense refuerza dos prioridades del presidente Donald Trump a inicios de su segundo mandato: las deportaciones y proteger el canal de Panamá del control percibido de parte de China.

A coalition of Belgian parties led by a Flemish nationalist reached a deal late Friday on forming a new federal government more than seven months after the country held elections, according to the Belga news agency.

Donald Trump is trying to blast his way through long-standing legal constraints on presidential power – daring judges to stop him from asserting vast authority over US citizenship, federal spending and the government workforce.

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