European markets set to open lower as earnings remain in focus
European stocks are expected to open lower on Tuesday as investors keep an eye on earnings.
Sterling falls as UK unemployment hits highest rate in five years
European stocks closed broadly higher on Tuesday as investors keep an eye on earnings.
How Jenny Johnson beat family‑name ‘bias’ to lead $1.7 trillion asset manager Franklin Templeton
Shaped by family legacy, grit and a deep sense of responsibility, Jenny Johnson reflects on the pivotal decisions that took her from “the founder’s granddaughter” to the CEO of Franklin Templeton.
Alibaba unveils Qwen3.5 as China’s chatbot race shifts to AI agents
Alibaba Group has released its newest AI model series, featuring new agentic capabilities, as competition in China’s AI space ramps up.
Asia markets make cautious start, oil rises on U.S.-Iran talks
Mainland Chinese, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and South Korea markets were closed on Tuesday for Lunar New Year holidays.
Australia central bank sees no set path for future rates, following Feb hike
Minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s board meeting released on Tuesday showed members were worried about risks to its inflation and employment mandates.
S&P 500 closes little changed Tuesday as declines in software shares weigh on index: Live updates
The S&P 500 has declined two weeks in a row.
Apple takes on YouTube and Spotify with new video podcasting push
Apple will bring a new integrated video podcast experience to Apple Podcasts this spring.
Visa’s Olympics monopoly highlights Europe’s payment headache
Under a sponsorship deal with the International Olympic Committee dating back to 1986 and extended to 2032, Visa is the sole card provider at the Games.
AI chatbot firms face stricter regulation in online safety laws protecting children in the UK
“The action we took on Grok sent a clear message that no platform gets a free pass,” U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Sunday.
