Nvidia highlighted accelerated computing, which it argues can make "quantum computing breakthroughs of today and tomorrow possible."

Wall Street headed for solid weekly gains even with a U.S. government shutdown dragging on.

The Trump administration, which was already working to shrink the size of government, said the shutdown could lead to layoffs of thousands of federal workers.

Vinyl records, CDs and cassettes escape U.S. tariffs thanks to a Cold War-era exemption, keeping prices stable for fans.

Bitcoin is trading within striking distance of its record price as the U.S. government shutdown enters its third day.

European stocks closed higher on Friday, building on momentum that has seen regional indexes hit new record highs this week.

Wall Street analysts flagged looming headwinds ranging from the end of U.S. electric vehicle tax credits to continued profit margin pressures.

In a new regulatory filing, Berkshire said its board of directors voted on Sept. 30 to amend its bylaws to distinguish the two top roles, effective immediately.

The Goldman Sachs CEO said AI presented opportunities but that some investors were overlooking "things you should be skeptical about."

Foreign investors remain wary of Beijing's iron grip on capital flows as China seeks to lure foreign capital to return amid dwindling inbound investment.

Emergency services are actively responding to a fire at Chevron’s El Segundo plant in California.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said that artificial intelligence is showing signs of being in an "industrial bubble."

Frequent updates of AI models like ChatGPT and Claude are pushing companies built on top of them to iterate faster or risk falling behind.

Japanese conglomerate Hitachi rose over 8% after it announced a partnership with OpenAI.

For decades, private markets were the preserve of pension funds, endowments and sovereign wealth giants. However, that exclusivity is fading.

London hedge fund Selwood is eyeing energy plays amid a risk of AI "speculative mania."

Russian President Vladimir Putin said the prospect of the U.S. supplying long-range missiles to Ukraine would not change the situation on the battlefield.

Investors continue to pile into stocks, undeterred by a government shutdown or shaky jobs data, with all three benchmarks hitting record highs Thursday.

Private companies are being valued at up to 100 times their revenue, one senior private equity executive warned, signalling "frothy" valuations.

Singapore’s 2025 Grand Prix is driving tourism to other parts of Asia, as long-haul attendees tack on trips to places like Japan, Thailand and Indonesia.

For years, gamers have criticized EA's lack of innovation and aggressive monetization tactics.

Venture-backed firms like Anduril and SpaceX are emerging as “neoprimes,” reshaping the U.S. defense industry once dominated by giants such as Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

Venture capital investment in European deep tech defense, security and resilience startups has grown from $159 million in 2014 to $5.2 billion in 2024 – a 32-fold increase in just a decade, according to the NATO Innovation Fund. So, why are investors b...

The Kremlin's commitment to the Ukraine war was in focus this week after the finance ministry released its 2026 draft budget.

Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun said the arrangement was "not discussed," as she returned from trade talks in the U.S., according to Taiwan's Central News Agency.

Drugmakers rally after Pfizer agreement as Most Favored Nation plans still loom over sector.

The president of bond giant PIMCO highlighted direct lending pressures as borrowers seek out payment-in-kind agreements.

A series of airspace violations allegedly involving Russian jets or drones have been reported in recent weeks.

"Everyone seems to be loving them: from children to kidults and Gen Z," Jellycat said about its toys in its 2024 financial report.

Silicon Valley once dismissed Asia’s tech scene as a land of copycats. Today, those same hubs are driving real innovation—and global investors are taking notice. One of them is B Capital, a venture capital firm managing over $9 billion across nine offi...

Prime Minister Bayrou has failed to win over enough opposition lawmakers to his proposals to make around 44 billion euros ($51.3 billion) in budget cuts.

Klarna has been attempting to convince the market that it's more of a digital retail bank than a simple buy now, pay later firm.

The level of investment required for large-scale nuclear projects raises questions about fiscal capacity for the sector.

The chief executive of Volkswagen says the German auto giant is pushing to strengthen its European market dominance.

Private equity firms are ramping up hiring despite a deal drought as they remain optimistic about a rebound in activity.

The two most prominent names are former economic minister Sanae Takaichi and current farm minister Shinjiro Koizumi.

If the Fed cuts rates later this month — a move it'll almost certainly make — it'll be a stitch, just in time, to save investors more than a dime.

China's exports growth missed expectations in August as businesses' front-loading activity lost momentum while imports also grew less than expected.