April saw an unexpected surge in Canadian job growth, adding 90,000 jobs, primarily in part-time work and among young adults, driving hopes for economic recovery.

Canadian business groups clarified to Trudeau that one in five companies, not individuals, would be affected, sparking debates over fairness and its potential impact on high-income earners and corporations.

Recent data indicates the UK economy has exited recession with a 0.6% growth in GDP; Prime Minister Rishi Sunak praises the momentum, while the Bank of England maintains interest rates at 5.25%.

Certain social security benefits can soon be accessed easily. Here's what you need to know about SSA's new rules.

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's restaurant chain faced a threefold increase in losses, reaching £3.4 million ($4.89 million) last year, due to investments in opening five new dining establishments.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has taken his nuclear power company, Oklo, public with shares trading on the NYSE despite facing regulatory hurdles and no revenues yet.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong reveals he once was scammed as Singaporeans are affected by online scammers, too, with the government expected to intensify efforts to combat fraudulent activities.

President Biden's administration plans to announce new tariffs on China, focusing on industries like electric vehicles, batteries, and solar cells, continuing the economic competition between the two nations.

Tesla's head of product launches resigned from the Elon Musk-led electric car firm last week—and he signed off by slamming Musk's vast layoffs announced only weeks earlier, claiming they're "rocking the company and its morale."

A federal jury in New York convicted an investor on Thursday of insider trading in a shell company's shares ahead of its October 2021 merger announcement with Trump Media.