FTSE inches higher at open The FTSE 100 has inched higher in Tuesday's opening trades, led by gains for miners, airlines and ...

Bank of America’s European banking unit in Dublin reported a 3.7 per cent dip in net profit last year to $1.28 billion (€1.09 ...

Amazon’s heavy AI spending has spooked some investors, but the selloff looks more like an opportunity than a warning sign as ...

The cloud giant's massive $553 billion backlog is turning heads, but a staggering capital expenditure plan has investors ...

The Fed’s tiny front porch has long been a top perch to grab drinks and watch Durham pass by on Main Street, but this Bull ...

Wells Fargo experienced a shortfall in interest income due to U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts, which pressured loan yields. Despite lifting its asset cap allowing business expansion, Wells Fargo saw a ...

Media giant ABS-CBN Corp. is well on its way to returning to profit, as it trimmed its losses by 23 percent in 2025 and ...

JPMorgan Chase stock slipped 0.9% in Tuesday premarket trading after the Wall Street giant trimmed its guidance for 2026 ...

Voluntary attrition on a trailing 12-month basis came in at 13.8% in the March quarter, easing from 14.2% in the December ...

The owner of Scotch whisky giant Chivas Brothers underlined its continuing difficulties in the US and China as it returned to growth in the third quarter. But Pernod Ricard warned that sales are now ...

Seoul stocks fell sharply Thursday, as U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed threat of strikes against Iran rattled investor sentiment and pushed up global oil prices.

Netflix shares still plunged after beating first quarter revenue expectations.