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.

Capital is rushing into humanoids — X Square Robot has completed eight fundraising rounds in less than two years since the startup was founded.

The move comes as tensions between the U.S. and China simmer, and as the Nasdaq faces broader financial market issues.

The United States stands to lose $30 billion in international tourism dollars this year, monies which are set to flow to neighboring nations and beyond.

The data will be a key gauge of how resilient the economy really is and whether stocks can continue to trade at record highs.

Carlos Alcaraz reasserted his superiority over Jannik Sinner with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 victory Sunday in the U.S. Open final for his second trophy.

Bessent has warned that a delayed ruling "could result in a scenario in which $750 billion-$1 trillion in tariffs have already been collected."

OPEC+ has agreed to further raise oil production from October as its leader, Saudi Arabia, pushes to regain market share.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he is ready to move to a second phase of sanctioning Russia.

Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea disrupted internet access in parts of Asia and the Middle East, experts said Sunday.

The most inspiring CEO stories come from workers who rose from entry-level positions at their firms to the top. What happens when AI takes those jobs away?

South Korea said Sunday it reached a deal with the U.S. for the release of South Korean workers detained in an immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia.

Bond market volatility kept CNBC's news desks busy this week — and there could be more to come.

The World Gold Council is looking to digitalize London's $930 billion gold market.

Postal traffic into the U.S. plunged by more than 80% after the Trump administration ended a tariff exemption for low-cost imports, the UN postal agency said.

Goldman Sachs analysts say they like stocks that have 'earnings power.'

It costs billions of dollars to build artificial intelligence models, and tech companies are battling for talent to get ahead in the AI arms race.

As government borrowing costs tick higher, mortgages and corporate activity come under pressure.

Analysts tell CNBC that Singapore bonds are seen as high-quality and safe haven assets, backed by a prudent fiscal policy.

"It was a risk adjusted path for me as a minority entrepreneur that didn't come with a lot of resources to ... have a successful exit," said Jason Jackson.

"The significant contribution to real wage growth comes from factors such as bonus increases and the steady rise in regular wages," an official said.

Japan's Nikkei 225 was set to open higher after U.S. President Donald Trump formalized a lower tariff on Japanese auto imports at 15%.

JPMorgan sees a few key players benefiting from the fast-growing humanoid robot market.

OpenAI is looking to expand its infrastructure and hiring in India after CEO Sam Altman visited the country this year.

"Gen Z is reshaping workplace norms by introducing new ways of working that reflect their values, digital fluency, and desire for authenticity," one expert told CNBC Make It.

OpenAI and Perplexity both reportedly looked at acquiring the startup.

Broadcom has been one of the biggest winners in the artificial intelligence boom and investor expectations are growing.

Kennedy said he supports a statement made by a newly appointed member of a key government vaccine panel that mRNA vaccines pose a dangerous risk to people.

"Demand has been softer than normal" as business cuts inventory because of tariff-based uncertainties or because of stock brought in earlier, one shipper says.

Goldman will buy up to $1 billion in T. Rowe Price common stock through open market purchases with the intention to own up to 3.5%.

The S&P 500 closed at a fresh record high after an afternoon boost pushed stocks solidly into the green.

Orsted asked the United States District Court for the District of Columbia to set aside the stop-work order, calling it "unlawful" and "issued in bad faith."

U.S. officials hit out at the fund's exit from American machinery maker Caterpillar, which came amid concerns to the firm's ties to the conflict in Gaza.