Joint Exit Poll Shows Lee Jae-myung Set to Win South Korea’s Presidential Election Liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung is forecast to win South Korea’s snap presidential election.

Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough is poised to determine whether key provisions of the House-passed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” comply with Senate rules—potentially derailing significant parts of President Trump’s legislative agenda.

Dollar General reported record quarterly sales of $10.44 billion and raised its annual profit and sales forecasts as more Americans turn to discount retailers during economic uncertainty.

Japan’s government plans to spend 900 billion yen ($6.3 billion) on emergency economic measures to counter the negative impact of higher U.S. tariffs.

The trade war's impact is more challenging for emerging market central banks than the COVID-19 pandemic was.

This October 16 to 17, 2025, the Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines (DMAP) sets the stage for its landmark 10th edition of the Digital Congress (DigiCon).

Cartier, the luxury jewelry house owned by Richemont, has disclosed that its website was hacked and some client data were compromised.

Stock markets in Germany and other parts of Europe are staging a world-beating rally.

The U.S. services sector contracted for the first time in nearly a year in May, while businesses faced rising input costs—highlighting the risk of a prolonged period of sluggish growth and high inflation.

Asian shares inched higher while the U.S. dollar weakened ahead of a key policy update from the European Central Bank (ECB).

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index today declined fractionally, closing at 6,376.79 points—down 1.77 points or 0.03 percent—even with foreign buying.

How can planting trees lead to thriving communities and even boost local tourism?

For much of the year, money managers have embraced optimism and snatched up corporate bonds, sending valuations to ever more expensive levels.

Only 13% of Canadian EV shoppers now say they’d consider buying a Tesla — down from 29% a year ago — marking a 55% drop.

In 2020, you could buy one Bitcoin for less than $10,000. On Friday, you’d have had to pay 10 times as much.

The Trump administration has effectively cut off some U.S. companies from selling software used to design semiconductors to China.

Amid renewed trade tariff volatility, companies are increasingly bypassing traditional banks in favor of private credit firms to secure loans.

For a brief time last month, it looked like the India-Pakistan conflict risked spiraling into nuclear war.

Donald Trump has been warned by fiscal hawks within his own party in the U.S. Senate that he must “get serious” about cutting government spending and reducing the national debt or risk having his signature tax-cutting legislation blocked.

U.S. core capital goods orders fell sharply in April, a sign that business investment is losing momentum due to trade uncertainty.

With around $7 trillion sitting in cash funds, institutional investors are eyeing Nvidia’s earnings report for a possible trigger to re-enter equities.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell defended the central bank’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic during a speech at Princeton University.

Apple shares are facing their worst selloff in over three years as President Trump’s threats of new tariffs cast a shadow over the company’s global supply chain.

Chief executive officers at S&P 500 companies saw their median compensation rise nearly 10% in 2024, as stock markets surged and profits hit record highs.