Australian law enforcement agencies tackling the "relentless" illicit tobacco trade are getting a federal funding boost to double down on their efforts. The federal government has announced $156.7 ...

The ASX 200 benchmark closed 1.3 per cent lower at 7786.2 points on Wednesday. It dropped as much as 2 per cent to 7733.5 points in early trading – its lowest level since August 9 – as global ...

President Donald Trump downplayed the prospect of a recession days after previously dodging the topic during an interview that added to uncertainty circling Wall Street. “I don’t see it at all ...

After months of optimism over the prospect of a US economic "soft landing," more Wall Street watchers are now warning of another possible outcome: stagflation. "Stagflation worries [are] appearing ...

The Philippines is facing a growing public health crisis: the alarming rise in alcohol, tobacco, and vape use among our youth. This troubling trend has been collectively declared by medical ...

As a storm travels through the south-central and southeastern United States this weekend, thunderstorms packing strong winds, flooding downpours and potentially damaging hail will erupt ...

New Brunswick will receive an estimated $614 million from three tobacco giants for health-care costs related to smoking, with about $147 million "up front" and the remainder "over time," Health ...

US stocks seesawed on Friday to cap a volatile week on Wall Street as investors digested a crucial monthly jobs report amid uncertainty driven by President Trump's trade policy. Meanwhile, Federal ...

Tobacco remains a significant preventable cause of death in Canada, with approximately 46,000 people dying from tobacco-related illnesses every year. For this reason, we remain steadfast in our ...

B.C. will receive about $3.7 billion from tobacco companies, as part of a settlement that comes after a long-running legal battle between tobacco giants and Canadian provinces and territories over ...

An Ontario court has approved a historic $32.5 billion settlement that will see three major tobacco companies compensate provinces, territories and ex-smokers in Canada. In a ruling released today ...