China will cancel export tax rebates for photovoltaic products and gradually cut then remove rebates for batteries from April 2026 to ease trade risks.
TSMC hits record profit, up 35%. Driven by AI demand from Apple & Nvidia, the chipmaker crushed market forecasts as global tech needs surge.
Microsoft agreed to buy 2.85 million U.S. soil carbon credits from Indigo Carbon, backing its goal to become carbon negative by 2030.
Trump imposed a 25% tariff on some high-end AI chips, including Nvidia and AMD products, aiming to boost U.S. chip production while limiting exemptions.
Ericsson will lay off about 1,600 employees in Sweden as part of cost-cutting efforts, the telecoms equipment maker said on Thursday.
China posts a record $1.19tn trade surplus in 2025, shrugging off US tariffs as exports grow and global market share rises.
Bank of England's Alan Taylor says UK interest rates could drop from 3.75% as inflation is set to fall to 2% by mid-2026.
Amazon will appeal Italy's €752M antitrust fine, arguing it shouldn't be charged, despite the reduction from the original €1.13B penalty.
Netflix is preparing an all-cash offer for Warner Bros' studios and streaming assets, edging out Paramount amid regulatory and debt concerns.
Ford CEO Jim Farley said a U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal is critical for the auto industry, despite Trump calling it irrelevant, as talks near review.
Coca-Cola halted plans to sell Costa Coffee after private equity bids came in below expectations, ending a months-long auction.
China ended 2025 with a $1.2tn trade surplus as exports to Asia, Africa and the EU offset U.S. tariffs despite weak domestic demand.
Eleven central bank chiefs, including ECB and BoE heads, defend Fed Chair Powell after Trump threatened indictment, stressing central bank independence.
GM CEO Mary Barra says electric vehicles remain the "end game" despite cuts to EV spending and looser U.S. fuel rules slowing adoption.
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti plans to step down in April 2027 after completing the Credit Suisse integration, the Financial Times reports.
Lululemon expects Q4 revenue and profit to hit the top of forecasts after strong holiday demand, lifting shares despite a tough 2025.
Some couples can now borrow up to £130k more as Santander loosens rules, allowing higher earners to access loans up to 5.5× income.
Alphabet briefly hit a $4T valuation as its AI push, Gemini deals with Apple and Samsung, and strong cloud growth lifted investor sentiment.
Trump's team escalated pressure on the Fed by threatening a criminal indictment of Chair Jerome Powell, raising concerns over central bank independence and markets.
Sweden will spend about 4 billion crowns on military drones over the next two years, boosting surveillance, attack and electronic warfare capabilities.
TSMC is expected to post a record 27% jump in Q4 net profit, driven by relentless demand for AI chips used in data centres and tech devices.
Exxon is weighing a cautious return to Venezuela if laws change, while Chevron says it can boost oil production immediately after Maduro's removal.
Boeing's largest 737 MAX jet moved to phase two FAA testing, but unresolved deicing issues mean certification hurdles still remain.
Apple led the global smartphone market with a 20% share in 2025 as shipments rose 2%, driven by strong demand in emerging markets.