Facebook and Instagram’s massive scale make them hard platforms for advertisers to avoid.
Crowdfunding money doesn’t always go where it is needed most.
Last time, tariffs came only after huge tax cuts. Reversing that order is dangerous.
European natural-gas prices rose slightly in early trade, following a decline partly attributed to milder weather forecasts and less supply uncertainties as liquefied natural gas flows to Europe.
Shares in the German chip-equipment supplier surged after it reported full-year results that exceeded guidance, boosted by AI’s growing momentum.
The Prudential Regulation Authority is pushing back implementation of the Basel 3.1 reforms by a year to allow more time for the U.S. to clarify its approach under the Trump administration.
Vice President Han Zheng is set to be highest-level Chinese official ever to attend a presidential swearing-in, signaling Beijing’s willingness to engage the new administration.
The online bank said its results for 2024 should exceed market expectations as it was boosted by cryptocurrency trading.
The Japanese company’s much-anticipated successor to its Switch console disappointed investors with a lack of specifics and a design that feels more like an update than a reinvention.
New Zealand’s NZX-50 closed 1.0% higher at 13130.43, rounding out a strong weekly gain that edges it into positive territory for 2025.
The Year of the Dragon produces a baby rebound, but demographers say it is temporary.
Elon Musk’s space company was conducting the seventh flight of its Starship rocket. The explosion temporarily disrupted air travel.
Beijing said that its economy expanded by 5% last year, but a variety of weak signals have raised skepticism among some outside economists.
The Japanese yen holds firm against the U.S. dollar below 160 and has recently rallied, but risks of renewed weakness remain, Barclays said.
Oil rose in early Asian trade, as prices found support amid supply concerns, Naga.com said.
In a quiet corner of the island, locals suddenly find themselves at the center of a geopolitical power play.
JGBs edged higher in the morning Tokyo session, tracking overnight price gains in U.S. Treasurys after Fed Gov. Waller spoke about the possibility of multiple rate cuts this year.
Gold was steady in the early Asian session, supported by prospects of Fed rate cuts that would bolster the allure of the non-interest-bearing precious metal.
The activist firm run by Jeff Smith owns a 7.7% stake in the chip maker that competes with the likes of Broadcom and Qualcomm.
Bipartisan DOGE vibes show that voters hate bureaucracy.
Florida fixed its market with reforms. California didn’t. See the results.
Speaker Johnson bows to Mar-a-Lago in ousting Intel Chair Mike Turner.
His farewell speech was like his Presidency: needlessly divisive.
On a visit to the territory, he calls for China to release imprisoned publisher Jimmy Lai
But the awards at its annual meeting reflect woke orthodoxy.
