Oil prices rose on Monday due to increased uncertainty in the Middle East following the fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime, though gains were limited by a weak demand outlook for the upcoming year.
Lululemon's third-quarter results beat expectations, boosting shares by over 8%, but North American sales declined amid growing competition heading into the holiday season.
A U.S. judge rejected Boeing's plea deal over fraud related to two fatal 737 MAX crashes, and the DOJ is considering whether to appeal or renegotiate the deal.
Nomura's CEO, has agreed to a 30% pay cut for three months after a former employee was charged with robbery, attempted murder, and arson against clients in July.
Airbus plans to cut 477 jobs in the UK as it scales back its space operations, with 5% of its global workforce set to be eliminated by mid-2026.
President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House is expected to boost global investment banking income by 5.7% to $316 billion in 2025.
UK regulators have approved the $19 billion merger of Vodafone and Three mobile.
OPEC+ has postponed plans to unwind both formal and voluntary crude production cuts into 2026 due to weak global demand, according to delegate sources and internal documents.
After Bitcoin reached $100,000, the crypto exchange Mt. Gox, which went bankrupt, moved over 24,000 Bitcoins from their address to a cold wallet.
Donald Trump said he has chosen former Securities and Exchange Commissioner Paul Atkins, a strong supporter of cryptocurrencies, to lead the agency.
General Motors has announced it will take a $5 billion restructuring charge in the fourth quarter due to the weak performance of its business operations in China.
Bitcoin has surged past $100,000 as excitement grows over bets that a Donald Trump presidency will have a significant positive impact on the cryptocurrency market in the near term.
According to World Bank, Developing countries spent $1.4 trillion to service their debt in 2023.
Oil producer TotalEnergies has agreed to buy renewable developer VSB Group for $1.65 billion.
Coca-Cola has revised its environmental goals, reducing its recycled material target from 50% by 2030 to 35%-40% by 2035.
Employees of OpenAI, software company that owns of Chat GPT, may be eligible to sell their stock of the company.
BoE Governor Andrew Bailey provided information indicating that the market should expect rate cuts in 2025 for the national currency.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law on Tuesday, and canceling it hours later. Impeachment highly probable.
According to findings from the Financial Conduct Authority, 12% of adults in the UK currently hold Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has used Article 49.3 to pass the 2025 budget without needing approval from Parliament.
Microsoft is being sued for £1 billion in the UK, accused of unfairly inflating charges for customers of competing cloud companies, with the lawsuit seeking damages over £1 billion.
OPEC+ is likely to extend oil output cuts until the end of the first quarter to support prices amid weak demand and rising production outside the group.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he's likely to support another interest rate cut later this month, but his vote will depend on the data.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated billionaire investment banker Warren Stephens as the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom.