Elon Musk, the owner of social media site X (formerly Twitter), scoffed at advertisers boycotting the platform because of his controversial statements.
Depending on whether it will be a higher-for-longer regime or if rates start to come down, investors might be wondering if they should stay invested in cash, or start flocking to bonds.
On the eve of the the COP28 climate talks, the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday hit back at "fake news" that undermines its responsibilities as the summit's host.
Indian national Nikhil Gupta is charged in federal court in Manhattan in relation to the ultimately foiled murder plot, a newly unsealed court filing shows.
Southeast Asia is "well-primed" to fuel the shift to cashless payments and even greater innovations in the digital services ecosystem, according to PwC.
Just weeks after the first China visit by an Australian prime minister in seven years, new strains are appearing in ties between the two Pacific nations.
As NATO foreign ministers and Ukrainian officials meet in Brussels on Wednesday, it'll be hard to ignore deep divisions in Europe over Russia and Ukraine.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks the U.S. is still at least a decade away from China chip supply chain independence, adding that it was "absolutely" needed.
As financial fears mount, some Americans are "doom spending," or spending money despite their economic and geopolitical concerns, as a way to cope with stress.
OPEC+ oil allies meet Thursday to decide policy over meetings overshadowed by internal strife, the imminent expiry of a Saudi supply cut and petropolitics.
The product, announced at Amazon Web Services' Reinvent conference, is Amazon's latest effort to challenge Microsoft and Google in productivity software.
The cease-fire between Israel and Hamas appeared to be back on track after the release of a second group of hostages and Palestinians from Israeli prisons.