U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday resigned from office, bringing an acrimonious end to a nearly three-year premiership.
Given his extraordinary fall from political grace, there is disquiet over the prospect of Johnson remaining in office for any time at all.
The three major averages rose on Thursday, and the S&P 500 was on track for a four-day winning streak.
SoftBank's Vision Fund strategy has come under heavy criticism and pressure amid a string of bad bets and a crash in technology stocks this year.
VW's electrification plans put it in direct competition with companies like Elon Musk's Tesla.
The euro dropped below $1.02 on Wednesday, continuing its slide to new 20-year lows and potential parity with the U.S. dollar.
Samsung's second quarter earnings guidance, which provided relief for investors, helped drag up shares of chipmakers TSMC, UMC and SK Hynix.
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Declan Ee's experience in investment banking, where he "saw many blow-ups," has taught him a thing or two about running his own business.
Company says the facility will be "Europe's largest renewable hydrogen plant" when operations start in 2025.
Dubai is seeing its hottest real estate market in years, with sales up 45% year on year in April and 51% in May, according to the Dubai Land Department.
Global video game sales are forecast to contract 1.2% to $188 billion in 2022, according to research from Ampere Analysis.
Japan's central bank has remained loose. But it could be nearing an inflection point.
China's capital city is set to require Covid vaccinations for entering gyms and some other venues, the first mandate at such scale in the country.
Investors should take short-term corrections in Chinese markets as buying opportunities, a strategist from Bank of America Securities said.
Malaysia is in an enviable position because fuel subsidies have shielded households from higher oil prices, according to an economist from Oxford Economics.
Many of the world's leading economies will fall into a recession within the next 12 months, according to the chief economist at brokerage firm Nomura holdings.
Members said the July meeting likely also would see another 50 or 75 basis point move on top of a 75 basis point increase approved in June.
Retail businesses in Singapore are grappling with higher costs as rents rise and energy prices soar.
Barkindo's unexpected death came as a surprise to members of the oil and gas world, many of whom describe him as a giant in the industry.
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The Detroit automaker said it only sold 484,200 vehicles during the second quarter in China, its largest market globally.
"The charts, as interpreted by Tom DeMark, suggest that with just a little more weakness, this market's finally got a legitimate chance to bottom," he said.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has raised interest rates for the third time in a row on Tuesday.
Biden could soon drop some U.S. tariffs imposed on China, said Clete Willems, a former deputy director of the National Economic Council.
Germany is no longer exporting more than what it buys from other countries, highlighting the strains that the nation and other European economies are facing from surging energy and food prices.
Stocks were moderately higher on Wednesday as investors shifted toward defensive sectors.
Norway's government late Tuesday intervened to bring an end to an oil and gas strike that threatened to exacerbate the region's deepening energy crisis.
A labor battle at German and Dutch ports is causing weeks of delays in car and furniture exports. For the union, inflation-adjusted pay is a big factor.
There will be huge humanitarian and global economic implications if energy prices continue this high and European supplies tighten further.