London Underground services were disrupted on Sunday at the start of walkouts by thousands of workers which will cause travel disruption in the capital.



Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT), including...

The European Union has reported that GPS signals for EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s plane were jammed, raising fresh concerns over aviation safety and security.

European Union's Chief Ursula von Der Leyen's plane's GPS system was hit by a radar jamming on Monday (September 1). A Russian operation is suspected behind it. The incident happened when the plane was trying to land in Bulgaria.

The U.S. has announced it’s eliminating a longstanding trade policy – the de minimis exemption – which has left businesses dealing with yet another trade disruption to navigate.

An Air Canada strike has left thousands of passengers stranded as flights across the country face major disruptions. Travelers are experiencing delays and cancellations.

People wait outside Birmingham Airport, as the airport has temporarily closed its runway with all flights currently grounded after a small aircraft made an emergency landing.



Three people from the aircraft were treated at the...

Storm Floris: More Than 22,000 Homes Without Power, Authorities Urge Public to Stay Indoors

After Israel carried out air strikes on Iran in June, the government-imposed internet restrictions, citing security concerns.

A cyberattack on Russian state-owned flagship carrier Aeroflot caused a mass outage to the company’s computer systems on Monday, Russia’s prosecutor’s office said, forcing the airline to cancel more than 50 flights and delay others.

While a new US-Japan trade deal has offered some short-term relief to investors, the broader impact of tariff uncertainty is becoming hard to ignore. Governments are racing against deadlines to strike deals, but for many industries, the...

Assistant chief constable Emma Bond has urged Trump protesters to stay within the law during his trip to Scotland.

50 percent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump has jolted the already struggling Brazil’s coffee industry. The move has triggered concerns in major coffee-producing towns of Brazil.

Demonstrations in 2,300 cities in 153 countries attempt to pressure leaders before the UN climate summit in Madrid.

Darren Throop, president and CEO, Entertainment One, on becoming a powerhouse on the international scene.

Bruce Clark of Moody's on the impact that U.S. tariffs on the auto sector will have on automakers.

Netflix and Amazon have created intense competition in the scripted space, making the playing field increasingly expensive. Instead, Discovery, Inc. wants to dominate the unscripted side, says CEO David Zaslav.

Anti-immigration protesters are gathering in Quebec at the Canada-U.S. border amid the recent influx of asylum seekers, and law enforcement officials on both sides of the border are reportedly on standby in case anything gets out of hand

At 90 years old, the company is pushing forward with a rebrand. Heidi Waldusky, General Manager of Marketing & Brand and Associate Publisher for AdAge, explains why it's time to evolve.

CBC's Jacqueline Hansen reports on Amazon's attempt to change the way the entire grocery industry operates

Dan Eberhart, CEO of Canary LLC, on how tariffs could disrupt the current flow of oil.

Josipa Petrunic of the Canadian Urban Transit Research and Innovation Consortium on disruption in the auto industry

Jesse Hirsch on the pending arrival of Amazon Prime streaming and how technology is changing what we watch

Mark Satov talks CETA ratification, Second Cup and other topics

France’s state-owned rail company SNCF says a 'massive attack' aimed at paralysing the high-speed network is causing delays and cancellations.