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How European Stocks Can Withstand Rising Energy Prices
European stocks may withstand rising energy prices better than in 2022, supported by diversified revenues, lower energy costs, AI investment and sector shifts.
Why Bank of America Faces a $1.2 Billion Fine
Bank of America faces a $1.2 billion penalty over anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance failures, with an independent review of past transactions required.
ASML Forecasts Strong Fourth-Quarter Sales on AI Demand
ASML forecasts fourth-quarter sales of €14.2 billion to €15.2 billion as AI chip demand grows and narrows its 2026 revenue outlook to €44 billion–€45 billion.
BHP Escondida Mine Holds Talks to Avert Copper Strike
BHP's Escondida copper mine in Chile holds last-minute talks with its supervisors' union to avert a planned strike that could disrupt global copper supplies.
Taiwan to Buy 30% of LNG From Proposed Alaska Project
Trump says Taiwan will buy 30% of LNG from Alaska's proposed pipeline project, while US officials report a $4.4 billion investment commitment.
Sensex, Nifty Open Flat as Crude Oil Prices Rise
Sensex and Nifty traded lower as rising crude oil prices and FII outflows weighed on Indian markets, despite gains in IT stocks and earnings optimism.
Oil Prices Rise as Iran Targets Ships in Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices rise as Iran reportedly adopts new tactics against ships in the Strait of Hormuz, raising global supply concerns despite prospects for higher exports.
Taiwan to Buy 30% of Gas From Alaska Pipeline Project
Trump says Taiwan will buy 30% of natural gas from Alaska's proposed pipeline, while US officials report a $4.4 billion investment commitment.
Albertsons Withdraws 2026 Outlook as Turnaround Accelerates
Albertsons withdraws its 2026 financial outlook as it reviews costs, targets lower grocery prices and seeks to reverse falling sales and market-share losses.
Britons Plan to Spend Less on Overseas Holidays in 2027
Abta warns that rising living costs could reduce UK overseas holiday spending in 2027, despite strong travel demand and a recovery to pre-pandemic levels.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Fall as Chip Stocks Face Pressure
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq opened lower as semiconductor stocks faced selling pressure, while the Dow Jones rose and investors assessed major bank earnings.
LSEG Considers Octus Bid in Potential $3.5 Billion Deal
LSEG is discussing a potential acquisition of Octus that could value the financial data provider at $3.5 billion as Permira explores a sale.
Whitbread Urges Investors to Reject Corvex Board Seat Bid
Whitbread urges shareholders to reject Corvex's board seat demand as the Premier Inn owner defends its five-year turnaround plan and reports stronger first-half profits.
India Smartphone Shipments May Fall 20% as Global Market Slumps
India's smartphone shipments could fall 20% as rising memory costs, higher device prices and weakening consumer demand push the global market to a 14-year low.
Chinese Car Brands Gain Ground at Europe’s Biggest Auto Show
Chinese car brands expand across Europe as the Paris Motor Show highlights electric vehicle innovation, rising market share, trade tensions and local production plans.
Sensex Today: Market Rebounds as IT Stocks Lead Gains
Sensex and Nifty rise in early trade as IT stocks lead gains, while crude oil prices, FII activity and global cues shape Indian stock market sentiment.
China Fuel Export Controls Put Alibaba in Oil Market Focus
China's monthly fuel export controls put Alibaba's shopping festivals and winter stockpiling in focus as oil traders assess global refined fuel supplies.
IMF Warns AI Stock Market Crash Could Threaten Global Markets
The IMF warns an AI stock market crash could threaten global financial stability as high valuations, rising debt and interconnected investments increase market risks.