President Donald Trump pledged to encourage production of electricity at U.S. coal plants as he continued his push for cheap energy to combat inflation while dismissing environmental concerns.

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President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday that Chinese leader Xi Jinping would visit Washington, D.C. soon.

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Toronto's main stock index rallied on Friday as technology and financial shares led broad-based gains and Mark Carney was sworn in as prime minister of Canada, but investors doubted that the recent ...

Top U.S. tech, defence and energy companies including Boeing and Apple will join a large business mission to Vietnam next ...

Different reasons have been offered by the Trump Administration for tariffs on Canada and Mexico, but the President’s advisers have honed in on one reason specifically: Fentanyl is being shipped ...

Apple has boosted India’s manufacturing sector after the tech giant shifted some assembly there. But Trump’s tariffs might ...