Major stock indexes were little changed Tuesday as investors digested Iran war developments and the price of oil sank.

Markets are trading off every headline. But as the war in Iran drags on, the real-world pain of this oil shock is spreading across the globe, with Asia hit hardest.

Donald Trump doesn’t appear to be on the same page as his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth when it comes to a timetable on the Iran war. “So which is it, and how long should Americans be—” the reporter ...

Small vendors are struggling to procure both commercial and domestic LPG cylinders and are being severely impacted by the sharp surge in cylinder prices., Economy, Times Now ...

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Sailors on the IRIS Dena sampled Indian food and visited the Taj Mahal before being attacked near Sri Lanka.

Some of the frivolous September purchases made under Secretary Pete Hegseth’s stewardship include a $98,329 Steinway & Sons grand piano for the Air Force chief of staff’s home, $5.3 million for Apple ...

The prime minister is facing pressure from unions and some backbenchers to prepare a support package as oil and gas prices threaten to push up inflation ...

The longer the Iran conflict lasts, the more likely it is that there will be an effect on the economy, Sir Keir Starmer has warned. Speaking at a community centre in London, the prime minister said he ...

Recent economic indicators, including job losses, rising gasoline prices & market volatility are raising concerns that the war could undermine the economic narrative ahead of polls ...

Meanwhile, Iran continues attacks on Gulf states as UAE officials say a Dubai resident has been killed by falling shrapnel.

Lebanon is caught in the crossfire between Hezbollah and Israel and more than 454,000 people have been forced from their ...