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Singapore state investor Temasek plans to open offices in Riyadh and Abu Dhabi by the first half of 2027, its most significant Mideast expansion to date.
Beneath the languished moves in the main stock-market indexes, there were some disturbing features.
China must "respond firmly" if the EU introduces restrictions on Chinese businesses or products, the Commerce Ministry said, according to a CNBC translation.
The Paramount financing will be a closely watched barometer of dealmaking appetite despite rising borrowing costs in 2026.
A Jefferies analyst sees Target “prioritizing the health of the franchise over short-term profit optimization.”
Amid a “flight to quality,” Microsoft’s stock has stood out as an AI winner, according to one analyst
Nvidia is expanding its buyback program to $235 billion while Alphabet and Meta halt repurchases and reallocate money to their AI initiatives.
The Goldman Sachs board has reportedly discussed replacing CEO David Solomon, 64, with president John Waldron, 57, as early as next year.
New York Fed’s John Williams says “there is no need for urgency” after the central bank’s September hike.
AMD is getting cutting-edge spatial-intelligence models, but more importantly, a leader who can help recruit top talent and bring real-world AI applications into focus.
The higher-than-consensus expectations are a bet that the U.S. had another strong month of job growth.
Personal AI assistants are shaping up to be the new frontier for tech companies.
Wall Street is cheering AI stocks as OpenAI gets closer to a revenue milestone.
The recent Starship launch helps SpaceX with a number of priorities that could help its stock reach $900 over the long run, an analyst says.
Netflix investors are too worried about the U.S. and are overlooking gains abroad, Deutsche Bank argues.
Author and FT correspondent Robin Wigglesworth tells MarketWatch about how bonds build the modern financial system, and what they are currently saying about and inflation, government debt and the financial markets.
The S&P 500 was trading within 2 percentage points of its record closing high on Tuesday, but dig a little bit deeper, and things are looking far less rosy.
War, high gas prices, rising interest rates and AI are keeping a lid on U.S. job creation.
Medicare beneficiaries can change their coverage during open enrollment, which begins Oct. 15.
The Points Guy’s Brian Kelly gave me a crash course in annual fees and redemptions to offset rising travel costs
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