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Well, at least the Fed made one thing abundantly clear today. That rate cuts aren't coming that soon.

South Korea's S&P manufacturing purchasing managers' index recorded a first expansionary reading since June 2022 at 51.2 in January.

Employment in China's manufacturing sector trended down in the official survey released Wednesday as in the Caixin survey.

The city state recorded 13.6 million international visitor arrivals in 2023, while tourism receipts are expected to soar to SG$24.5-26 billion

More U.S. companies are finding it harder to make a profit in China than before the pandemic, according to surveys by the American Chamber of Commerce in China.

Many of the world's major fashion brands are failing to combat forced labor in their supply chains, according to a new report.

The China-Russia rail route to Europe is in high demand. Some shippers have ethical concerns, according to freight forwarders.

Payments giant Mastercard has built its own proprietary generative AI model to help its bank network detect and root out fraudulent transactions.

More than 70% of China's car exports in 2023 were of gasoline-powered vehicles, according to the country's Ministry of Commerce.

India's finance ministry will present the country's interim budget for financial year 2024 to 2025 on Feb. 1, ahead of the highly-anticipated general elections.

Norway's giant wealth fund says Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly could be on course to become the first health care companies to join the trillion-dollar club.

Novo Nordisk, Europe's largest company by market capitalization, on Wednesday reported better-than-expected 2023 earnings.

Well, at least the Fed made one thing abundantly clear today. That rate cuts aren't coming that soon.

Wall Street doesn't seem worried the tech firms will take significant financial hits to their businesses from Congress.

Under CEO Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm has been working to apply its chip technology to markets beyond smartphones.

Swift endorsed President Joe Biden in the 2020 election, and the president's allies are hoping she will back his reelection bid.

DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach believes the Federal Reserve poured cold water on hopes for a "Goldilocks" scenario benefiting risk assets.

Shippers around the world are pushing back on increases from ocean carriers diverting from the Suez Canal, but for U.S.-bound cargo, costs are still rising.

Allen previously explored deals to buy ABC, television station operator Tegna and the National Football League's Washington Commanders.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield traded below the 4% level in a volatile session Wednesday.