The International Monetary Fund raised its forecast for India, saying that the country's growth will remain strong in 2023 and 2024.

Central Huijin Investment lifts stake in four of China's biggest banks to boost market confidence.

Due to unprecedented demand, The Eras Tour Concert Film is opening up early access showings of the film on Thursday in America and Canada.

Gaza's only power plant has run out of fuel amid an ongoing complete siege by Israel, whose war with Palestinian militant group Hamas entered its fifth day.

In her second day on the stand, Caroline Ellison told jurors that Sam Bankman-Fried wanted her to hide FTX customer funds that were on Alameda's balance sheet.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released minutes from its Sept. 19-20 policy meeting.

Scalise defeated Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan in a 113 to 99 vote during a closed-door meeting.

Israel's armed forces called up more than 300,000 reservists, removing a significant part of the nation's workforce from the economy.

EU urges Meta to be "vigilant" about removing disinformation during conflict, ahead of elections.

Alphabet's AI lab, DeepMind, cut employee costs by 39% last year, according to a recent filing with a U.K. government agency. 

This year's regional banking crisis has already caused changes in the S&P 500 index. More changes may be coming if the industry faces a protracted slump.

People looking to help those affected by the Israel-Gaza crisis can consider donating to charities working on the ground.

The producer price index was expected to show a 0.3% increase in September, according to the Dow Jones consensus estimate.

It's a busy day for international diplomacy in Europe as allies discuss the war in Ukraine, Israel-Hamas conflict and oil market stability.

European stock markets closed higher Wednesday after clocking their best one-day performance in nearly a year in the previous session.

"If Iran enters the war, we're going to see much higher oil prices, obviously," Sheffield said Wednesday on CNBC's "Squawk Box."

The world's largest luxury firm, seen as a bellweather for the industry, posted nine-month and third quarter results.

Israel is expected to launch a ground offensive on the Gaza Strip in an attempt "to make sure Hamas won't have any military capabilities."

While market reactions remain muted following a modest rally, some industry watchers caution that several risks have yet to be fully priced in.

Exxon Mobil said Wednesday it agreed to buy shale rival Pioneer Natural Resources for $59.5 billion in an all-stock deal.

A new feature in the Klarna app will let users point their phone at an item of clothing or electronics gadget and find results for similar products.

The local fire department said up to 1,200 cars could have been in the car park at the time.

A strong earthquake rattled Afghanistan's western province of Herat on Wednesday, forcing authorities to redeploy relief and rescue teams.

An IE University study showed that, out of a sample of 3,000 Europeans, 68% want their governments to introduce rules to safeguard jobs from AI.

Australian journalist Cheng Lei returned home on Wednesday after being released by Beijing, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.

In times of risk, investors turn to safe assets. And there’s no asset perceived as safer — while remaining liquid — than a U.S. Treasury bond.

Beyoncé's Renaissance tour tickets quickly sold out in the U.K. So I bought a single ticket to a show in New Orleans — and boarded a flight by myself.

China's consumer spending still isn't growing as fast as it did before the pandemic, analysts said.

Investors have to contend with an increasingly volatile market, and some analysts recommend buying dividend stocks as a way around it.

A number of winners and losers have emerged from recent developments in the battery industry, according to analysts from Goldman Sachs.

Bank of America gives two of the chip stocks identified more than 40% upside potential over the next 12 months.

Sam Bankman-Fried's luxury penthouse is at the center of the prosecution's criminal fraud case against the FTX founder

"If additional shocks come, and if the information we have proves to be incorrect, we may have to hike another time or perhaps two times," Robert Holzmann said.

Israel continues its airstrikes all over the enclosed territory of Gaza, and has ordered the complete cutting of water, electricity and food to the already impoverished and blockaded population.

Stocks rose during Monday's session, even as Israel is at war with Hamas.

Russia's position on the conflict that has erupted in Israel is likely to be nuanced and a challenge for Moscow to navigate, analysts say.

Xpeng on Tuesday said it suspended Li Feng, its vice president in charge of supply chains, for a corruption probe.

The semiconductor business — typically Samsung's cash cow — is likely to see continued pressure as memory prices and demand for end products remain low.