Workers at Boeing Co.’s St. Louis-area defense factories are striking for the first time in nearly three decades after union members rejected the company’s modified contract offer.

Tesla reported its worst revenue decline in more than a decade, as Elon Musk’s political activity continues to weigh on investor sentiment.

Owners of Tesla cars will be able to add their vehicles to the company’s robotaxi network sometime next year, Elon Musk said during Tesla’s latest quarterly earnings call.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Brazil could push up the cost of orange juice at major American supermarkets like Aldi, Walmart, and Wegmans by as much as 25%.

Microsoft’s market capitalization officially surpassed $4 trillion on Thursday, making it the second company—after Nvidia—to reach the milestone.

CoreWeave shares surged more than 12%, buoyed by strong earnings reports from two of its largest customers—Microsoft and Meta.

Security and compliance software company Vanta has announced that it raised $150 million in new funding, boosting its valuation to $4.15 billion.

Puma shares have dropped 17% after the sportswear brand warned it now expects a full-year loss, citing declining sales and the impact of U.S. tariffs on profits.

Japanese electronics and technology giant Panasonic has announced a leadership change following a modest 1.2% rise in first-quarter profit.

The Australian government has announced that YouTube will be among the social media platforms required to ensure account holders are at least 16 years old starting in December.

A fresh wave of excitement has rippled through the Philippine tech and finance sectors following today’s announcement that the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has cleared Mitsubishi Corporation’s investment in Ayala Corporation’s venture capital arm — one that indirectly holds the crown jewel of Philippine fintech: GCash.

Spirit Airlines' troubles continued as the budget carrier announced its third round of pilot furloughs and demotions since last September.

In a market that often rewards zero‑sum thinking, Manuel V. Pangilinan has leaned into a different playbook.

South Korea's Kia Corp. said it aims to boost U.S. sales and market share in the second half of the year, driven by demand for new hybrid and gasoline vehicles, as some rivals are expected to raise prices to cope with tariffs.

About 3,200 Boeing workers at facilities near St. Louis have rejected a contract offer, raising the potential for a damaging labor strike just days away.

China’s Huawei Technologies showcased an AI computing system that one industry expert says rivals Nvidia’s most advanced offering.

Japan’s $550 billion investment package, agreed to under this week’s U.S. tariff deal, could help finance a Taiwanese company building semiconductor plants in the U.S.

Samsung Electronics Co. will manufacture AI semiconductors for Tesla Inc. under a new $16.5 billion agreement—a significant boost for its underperforming chip foundry business.

A Hong Kong conglomerate selling its ports at the Panama Canal may seek a Chinese investor to join the consortium of buyers.

In the heart of Metro Manila’s Greenhills district — long cherished for its serenity and old-world charm — a storm is gathering. Not one of thunder or rain, but of steel, cement, and citizen resistance.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk used the early part of the company's recent earnings call to outline bold goals for the EV company, including ambitious growth for its robo-taxi business and a vision to produce one million Optimus humanoid robots within five years.

Big Tech earnings are off to a promising start, with Google-parent Alphabet and electric vehicle (EV) maker Tesla—led by billionaire Elon Musk—reporting results that offer insight into the broader sector’s direction.

Tesla investors have been on a roller coaster.

Stellantis reported a preliminary first-half loss of €2.3 billion ($2.7 billion) as it grapples with product line overhauls in Europe and the U.S., while absorbing the cost of U.S. tariffs on vehicles and parts.