Apple's App Store practices have been in the crosshairs of European Union regulators this year.
China is employing “gray zone tactics” against the Philippines in contested waters as it avoids wider conflict with the U.S., according to one expert.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signaled that the "intense" phase of fighting in the war-torn Gaza enclosure is close to ending.
European stocks are expected to start the new trading week in mixed territory.
Scrapping the tariff decision on Chinese EVs is set to benefit both sides, Global Times reported, quoting observers.
Nvidia added a staggering $880 billion to its market cap, but shares fell almost 7%, wiping out more than $220 billion in value.
AI startup Synthesia debuted a slew of new features including the ability to make Apple-style presentations with avatars by using just a webcam or phone.
Rising tensions between Washington and Beijing have led firms to diversify supply chains away from China even as they maintain a presence in the country.
Investors in Asia will look toward Australia's CPI data on Wednesday, after the RBA considered hiking rates at its last meeting.
Singaporean para-athlete Toh Wei Soong will be fighting to medal in the Paralympics this year in Paris.
Jim Cramer explains why Apple and Microsoft's valuation don't seem to upset anyone while Nvidia's seems to upset everyone.
