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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella testified about competing with Google in digital search during the federal antitrust trial against Google in Washington, D.C.

A stopgap bill to fund the federal government until November avoided a shutdown but also lacked aid to Ukraine that President Joe Biden wants.

The index fell into the red for the year, in stark comparison to the large-cap-focused S&P 500.

Sphere Entertainment's stock jumped after the company opened its newest venue in Las Vegas over the weekend.

Tesla just reported third-quarter vehicle production and deliveries for 2023.

Big Oil, on the back of record profits last year, has been accused of dialing back critically important climate pledges in recent months.

FTX's multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency blowup hasn't shaken some of its customers' faith in the industry.

Late-night hosts return to TV on Monday as striking Hollywood actors resume talks with major studios.

The Federal Communications Commission announced a settlement with Dish Network on Monday in the regulator's first penalty regarding space debris.

Flexport founder Ryan Petersen claimed in public that Dave Clark's tenure as CEO featured too much spending, but internal documents tell a different story

U.K. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt on Monday ruled out tax cuts in the short-term, arguing that to reduce them now would be inflationary.

Billionaire LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault has hit back at "absurd and unfounded" allegations of money laundering.

The recent spate of countries postponing or adjusting their climate targets shows that some of the initial pledges were 'overzealous,' OPEC's head said.

Pershing Square's Bill Ackman on Monday sounded alarms on the economy, which he believes has begun to decelerate on the back of aggressive rate hikes.

Hawkish comments contained in the minutes of BOJ's September meeting released Monday reignited expectations it's slowly laying the groundwork to end negative interest rates.

"If you're in a money management business, you do need returns," said S&P Global's Vice Chairman Dan Yergin.

Grain prices have been in freefall of late as investors bet on a resurgence of supply from the U.S., Russia and Ukraine, but veteran strategist David Roche is not convinced.

Even a cooler-than-expected core PCE reading— an increase of just 0.1% for the month! — couldn’t cheer investors.

China's demand for major commodities like oil, copper and iron ore has been growing at "robust rates," Goldman Sachs said.

Even though East Asian economies have mostly recovered from the series of shocks since 2020, including the Covid-19 pandemic, the pace of growth will likely slow.