A Saudi national is hospitalized after a stabbing in London's Mayfair district, with the Saudi Embassy closely tracking his condition and police investigating.

As Ukraine sells millions of drone data points to defense and AI companies, a former Biden White House researcher warns the front line is becoming a model training site that demands regulation.

Small card businesses are losing thousands to mail-order theft, forcing new packaging, insurance, and delivery strategies.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defense is selling millions of drone flight data points to train AI for both military and commercial use, creating a new market with unresolved legal and ethical questions.

A new comptroller report shows inequality widening in New York City, even as the ultrawealthy fund nearly half of all income tax.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani sides with anti-AI parents, imposing a one-year moratorium on student-facing AI for elementary and middle schoolers.

A stronger yen is threatening the cheap-funding trade that global investors have leaned on for years - here's what an unwind would hit first.

Nikkei reports early production is minuscule, signaling a tough road to launch and a possible supply crunch for buyers.

Central banks are rethinking where gold is safe after Russia's assets were frozen, and the Dutch just made the biggest move yet.

The creator of the Global Financial Centres Index says an Asian city will eventually take the crown, with Hong Kong's legal predictability and low taxes making it a front-runner.

The Apollo co-founder is fighting a House committee's demand for NDAs he may have signed with women, a move that could test subpoena power.

Why an analyst-controlled break from succession-era uncertainty marks the real test of Apple's new regime.