European stocks close lower as traders focus on earnings and bond yields
European markets traded lower Wednesday as investors in the region focused on corporate reports and U.S. Treasury yields.
U.S., China trade tariffs escalating would be ‘costly for everybody,’ IMF deputy director says
An escalation of tensions around trade and tariffs would have economic consequences around the world, Gita Gopinath, deputy managing director of the IMF, said.
Attack at Turkey aviation site leaves some dead, injured
Turkey said on Wednesday that a deadly attack was carried out at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara.
Attack at Turkey aviation site leaves some dead, injured
Turkey said on Wednesday that a deadly attack was carried out at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara.
European Central Bank policymakers split on the need for jumbo rate cuts as growth concerns take over
Policymakers at the European Central Bank are split on the need to consider a jumbo half-point interest rate cut in December.
Big Tech is driving a nuclear power revival, energy guru Dan Yergin says
As tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon and Google compete to take the lead in the AI revolution, data centers are consuming an ever-increasing amount of energy.
UK’s ruling Labour Party rejects accusations of U.S. election interference
The U.K.’s ruling Labour Party has rejected accusations by Donald Trump’s campaign team that its party members have interfered in the U.S. election.
Warren Buffett — worried about impersonators — says he doesn’t endorse candidates or investments
Buffett’s actions were triggered in part by a fake political endorsement alerted to him on Meta’s Instagram.
Chinese smartphone companies tout AI features ahead of Apple Intelligence launch
Chinese smartphone companies are rolling out artificial intelligence features for local users, adding pressure on Apple.
