Japan’s Komeito party said it would withdraw from its coalition with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), throwing the LDP’s grip on power into uncertainty.

Stellantis said its global vehicle shipments rose 13% year-over-year in the third quarter, driven by new models and strong North American demand—a sign of recovery after several quarters of declining sales.

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose again last week, economists estimated, suggesting early layoffs among contractors affected by the U.S. government shutdown.

As the government shutdown stretches, the Internal Revenue Service has furloughed nearly half of its workforce, following the expiration of a contingency plan that relied on leftover Biden administration funding to pay workers.

President Donald Trump’s pledge to slash energy prices “by half within 12 months” has “failed spectacularly."

Kevin Warsh may ultimately not be President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Federal Reserve, but in the 14 years since he last worked there, Warsh has become a leading intellectual force in the conservative movement to reform the institution.

As the artificial intelligence boom grows, so do fears that it’s a bubble waiting to burst.

Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai has won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Microsoft Corp.’s data center crunch will continue for longer than the company previously outlined, underscoring the software giant’s struggles to keep up with cloud demand.

Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s September meeting show a committee wrestling with conflicting signals and struggling to reach consensus on which is more important: stubborn inflation or a weakening labor market.

Intel has revealed new details about its upcoming Panther Lake processor, the company’s first PC chip built on its next-generation 18A manufacturing process.

Twenty-five years ago, a 19-table outpost of a popular Taiwanese restaurant set up shop in a suburban Los Angeles strip mall.

Shares of legacy computer giant Dell have closed at an all-time high, surging 9% after the company nearly doubled its long-term guidance on increased demand for its data center offerings.

China has added prominent research firm TechInsights to its Unreliable Entity List, shutting out the Canadian teardown specialist that helped expose the inner workings of Huawei Technologies Co.’s AI chips.

Nvidia's stock has risen to a record high, up around 1.8%, after Bloomberg reported that the U.S. government has approved the export of several billion dollars’ worth of the tech giant’s chips to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The near-simultaneous collapse of two companies tied to the U.S. auto industry is shedding new light on a fast-growing part of the financial markets little known outside Wall Street.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index surged early Tuesday but cooled down at the close, as the services sub-index declined, ending the day up by 23.89 points, or 0.39%, at 6,076.22.

When tremors struck parts of Mindanao and the Visayas in recent weeks, power lines failed, phone signals dropped, and mobile data slowed.

Travel chaos is spreading—and it isn’t all because of the government shutdown. Thousands of flights were delayed recently as a storm roared up the East Coast, and the disruptions threatened to carry on.

Democratic and Republican lawmakers continued blaming each other for the federal government shutdown and their refusal to negotiate during appearances on Sunday talk shows.

Cryptocurrencies were rallying earlier in the week, paring back some of their losses after crashing in the wake of President Trump’s renewed tariff threats against China.

President Donald Trump has announced that both Israel and Hamas had agreed to the “first phase” of his 20-point plan to end hostilities in Gaza—but multiple high-ranking Israeli officials are already casting doubt on the proposal.

Technology companies are gearing up for their latest batch of earnings reports, and Wall Street will be looking for proof that artificial intelligence (AI) investments are paying off.

U.S. stock futures traded higher as investors looked ahead to the start of earnings season, following a strong rebound session that helped the major averages recover from Friday’s tariff-driven drop.