Shares are mixed in Europe and Asia after the S&P 500’s all-time record high close on Tuesday as investors look to corporate earnings.

After failing to get sanctions eased during Trump meeting, Kim Jong Un is traveling to Russia in a possible attempt to win Putin’s help as US-led sanctions hurt North Korea’s economy.

The head of Parliament’s foreign affairs committee says Huawei should not be involved in building Britain’s new internet system because the company has to cooperate with Chinese intelligence agencies.

An index of German business optimism fell in April as Europe’s largest economy struggles with a slowdown in trade but is supported by a strong labor market.

A U.N. panel overseeing compensation claims by countries and organizations affected by Iraq’s 1990-1991 invasion of Kuwait says it has paid $240 million to the Gulf state’s national oil company.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing new pressure from her restive Conservative Party to resign as lawmakers return to Parliament _ and to Brexit wrangling _ after an 11-day Easter break.

Condo owners and renters along San Francisco’s waterfront are protesting plans for a new homeless shelter in their neighborhood.

Asian stocks mixed, oil soars as Iran sanctions trigger supply worries.

NEW YORK – It looks like something has to give in global markets.

TOKYO – Japan’s MUFG will book a charge of about 100 billion yen ($893.34 million) in the year ended March after its credit card unit stopped development of a new system amid increased competition from cashless services, the Nikkei reported on Monday.