Japan reportedly intervened, buying yen in foreign exchange market late Friday
Japan has been attempting to shore up its currency as the BOJ sticks with ultra-low interest rates, countering a global trend of tightening monetary policy.
Boris Johnson flies back to Britain to attempt rapid comeback
The prospect of his return is a polarizing issue for many in the Conservative Party, which is deeply divided after seeing off four prime ministers in six years.
Formula 1 to create new all-female championship with 2023 debut possible
The championship — which would be for younger drivers aged 16 to 22 — is planned to run alongside the similarly all-female W Series, Sky Sports reports.
FBI found documents containing classified intel on Iran and China at Mar-a-Lago
During its August search of former President Trump’s Florida home and club, FBI agents seized about 13,000 documents, more than 100 of them classified.
China shuffles leadership committee and retains many Xi allies
But the new list for China’s central committee left off several officials with more market-leaning tendencies.
Stocks could continue to break higher as Apple, big tech report earnings in week ahead
Stocks are expected to take their cue from the bond market in the coming week, as investors weigh earnings from bellwethers Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet.
CDC is discussing using oral polio vaccine for first time in 20 years to stop New York outbreak
The U.S. currently uses the inactivated polio vaccine, which is highly effective at preventing paralysis but does not stop transmission of the virus.
A cardiologist shares the 5 foods she avoids for a ‘healthy heart’—and what she eats instead
Dr. Elizabeth Klodas, a cardiologist and nutritionist, shares the surprising foods that aren’t actually that good for your heart health—and what she eats instead for a healthy, well-balance diet.
Apple has six iPads to choose from. Here’s how to pick the right one for you
Apple has two new iPads, bringing the total to six in its current lineup. They range in price from $329 to $2,399. Here’s how to pick the right one for you.
U.S. consumer is soldiering on despite soaring inflation and recession risk, credit card giants say
American Express and Bank of America said U.S. consumers have demonstrated a willingness to continue to pay higher prices.
