India's November oil imports from Russia hit a five-month high as refiners rushed to secure discounted Russian crude before the U.S. sanctions deadline.
Alphabet shares rose 4.1% to $331.7, pushing the company close to a historic $4 trillion valuation, driven by AI-focused growth.
Singapore court lets $2.7B 1MDB lawsuit against Standard Chartered proceed, rejecting the bank's attempt to strike it out.
Comcast will pay a $1.5M fine after a vendor breach exposed data of 237,000 customers; a 2024 leak at a former debt collector hit internet, TV and security users.
Spotify will raise U.S. subscription prices early next year, after already increasing monthly rates in many regions from $11.99 to about $13.82.
Domino's UK CEO Andrew Rennie quit; COO Nicola Frampton becomes interim chief as the chain expands beyond pizza to boost growth.
Novo Nordisk said its older oral semaglutide failed to slow Alzheimer's, dashing hopes for the risky trial and causing shares to fall.
U.S. bank profits rose 13.5% to $79.3B in Q3 2025, driven by higher non-interest income and lower loss provisions after earlier merger-related costs.
Deutsche Bank sees the S&P 500 hitting 8,000 next year, a 21% jump, driven by strong earnings and AI, with EPS forecast to reach $320.
Bitcoin mining is resurging in China despite the 2021 ban, as miners tap cheap power and booming data centers in energy-rich regions.
Economists expect slightly stronger 2% growth next year, but job gains will stay weak and the Fed is likely to slow future interest-rate cuts.
Snap will use bank-run age checks in Australia to comply with a new law banning under-16s from social media next month.
Union asks judge to force the Trump administration to fund the CFPB, disputing officials' claims that they lack legal authority as the agency's cash dwindles.
Julius Baer will book 149 million Swiss francs in loan loss allowances for Nov 2025 after a credit review and plans to scale down loans outside its new strategy.
EU ministers will press U.S. officials to expand the July trade deal by reducing steel tariffs and removing duties on goods like wine and spirits.
Unions question Lloyds using anonymised employee data to justify lower pay, saying aggregation doesn't exempt it from the Data Protection Act.
The SEC will hold a Dec. 15 roundtable on crypto privacy as recent cases and rising privacy-token interest put financial surveillance back in focus.
Italy closed its probe into Google after the company adopted remedies addressing concerns that its user consent request was misleading and aggressive.
Nvidia's strong earnings gave markets only brief relief, as worries over AI investment returns and high valuations quickly pushed global stocks lower.
Tesla risks a $26B profit hit over two years if Elon Musk's 2018 pay deal is not restored, as the Delaware Supreme Court reviews the ruling.
J.P. Morgan dropped its forecast for a December Fed rate cut after strong U.S. jobs data and now sees cuts in January and April.
H&M will repurchase its own B-shares worth 1 billion SEK after approval from its 2025 AGM. The move aims to strengthen the company's financial position.
Existing home sales climbed 1.2% in October as lower mortgage rates drew buyers, though high prices and unemployment still limit the market.
Auterion CEO Lorenz Meier said Rheinmetall's new investment will expand its drone software orders but won't lead to a full takeover, strengthening existing collaboration.