April inflation slowed to its lowest point in four years, but that progress may be short-lived as the Trump administration’s tariffs begin to push up the cost of consumer goods.

Hackers who previously targeted the UK retail sector are now turning their attention to American retailers, according to Alphabet’s Google.

Banks got caught “chasing yield” and took major losses when the Federal Reserve dramatically hiked interest rates to combat inflation.

Nissan will cut an additional 11,000 jobs and scale back production following a year of wiped-out profits.

Retail sales slowed in April as President Trump’s tariffs weighed on U.S. consumers, who appeared to have pulled forward some key purchases into March in anticipation of the levies.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's tenure is drawing to a close, just as his stature on Wall Street and in Washington, D.C., may be at an all-time high.

Bain Capital is in advanced discussions to acquire contract drug manufacturer PCI Pharma Services in a deal that would value the company at approximately $10 billion.

Citigroup is selling a unit that houses roughly 180 private-credit, private-equity, infrastructure, and other alternative-asset funds to fintech giant iCapital.

Moody’s Ratings downgraded the U.S. credit rating from Aaa to Aa1, removing the country’s last remaining top-tier credit score amid rising concern over unsustainable deficits and mounting debt.

A strike by New Jersey Transit train engineers has brought commuter rail services to a halt, affecting an estimated 350,000 daily riders.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that India has agreed to eliminate all tariffs on American imports has been swiftly disputed by New Delhi.

Friedrich Merz has criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin's absence from the Istanbul talks on Ukraine.

Apple showcased its latest sci-fi vision by announcing that users of its products may one day be able to control them with brain signals.

The Philippines is on track to become a USD2 trillion economy by 2050.

In a country celebrated for being among the world’s most active internet users, the sight of a nation deeply immersed in the digital realm is unmistakable.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that the U.S. may be entering a period of more frequent supply shocks and volatile inflation, which would require greater transparency from the central bank.

Microsoft has begun laying off nearly 6,000 employees—roughly 3% of its 228,000-person workforce—as part of a broad restructuring.

Nvidia Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will supply semiconductors to Saudi Arabian artificial intelligence company Humain for a massive $10 billion data center project.

Investors have grown increasingly concerned that AI chatbots could eventually displace Google Search, which accounts for 55% of parent company Alphabet’s overall revenues.

Another electric vehicle maker appears to be on the brink of collapse, the latest in a growing trend of EV startups failing to break through in a crowded marketplace

UnitedHealth Group has withdrawn its 2025 outlook and announced the resignation of CEO Andrew Witty, less than a month after slashing its guidance.

Seventeen individuals including a prominent Thai construction magnate surrendered to police on criminal negligence charges in connection with the fatal collapse of a Bangkok high-rise during the March 28 earthquake in Myanmar.

European shares advanced after a mixed session in Asia, with scant news driving trading.

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSE) edged lower Friday, closing at 6,465.53 points—down 1.33 points or 0.02 percent—as foreign investors continued to sell.