Islamic State blames West Africa affiliate for killing six French aid workers
Islamic State claims responsibility for deaths of six French aid workers and their Nigerien guide and driver.
Equinor begins redeploying workers to Gulf platform
Equinor ASA began redeploying workers to the Titan platform in the U.S.-regulated northern Gulf of Mexico on Thursday.
U.S. sanctions Hezbollah official, two Lebanon-based companies
The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on a Hezbollah official and two Lebanon-based companies.
Lebanese PM-designate gives more time for government talks
Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Mustapha Adib said on Thursday he would give more time for talks about the formation of a…
Hurricane Sally brings more than a foot of rain to Florida and Georgia
Sally's torrential rains spread from eastern Alabama to central Georgia.
U.S. offshore energy producers begin clearing debris from Hurricane Sally
Storm toppled trees, flooded streets and left almost 500,000 homes and businesses without power.
A group of about 60 American businesses urged insurers to stop providing coverage to and investing in fossil fuel producers. Insurers highlighted in the letter include American International Group Inc, Liberty Mutual, Chubb Ltd, Axis Capital and Hartford Financial Services.
A group of about 60 American businesses urged their insurers to stop providing coverage to and investing in fossil fuel…
U.S. crude stocks fall 4.4 million barrels, distillate stocks rise 3.5 million barrels
U.S. crude inventories fell by 4.4 million barrels in the week to Sept. 11 to 496 million barrels.
French transport infrastructure company Alstom lowers offer price for Bombardier’s rail business
French transport infrastructure company Alstom has lowered its offer price to acquire Canadian Bombardier Inc's rail business by $350 million.
‘These final visits, while sad, were quite beautiful’
For 12 days last month, Howard and the couple's daughter, Laurel Smith, kept vigil at Lois Kittson's bedside at the…