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China's benchmark lending rates were kept unchanged, as expected, following a hold of policy rates earlier this month, after a run of upbeat August data showed signs of stabilization in the world's second-largest economy.

Japan's exports fell for a second straight month in August, dragged down by weakening demand for mineral fuels and semiconductor manufacturing equipment, official data showed Wednesday.

Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, joins auto workers' picket line in Toledo, talks solidarity.

Speaking at Pinterest's first investor day, executives said they expect a compound annual growth rate over the next three to five years in the mid- to high teens

If you’re a little confused about this Roman business, you’re likely not aware of this latest viral trend.

The U.S. Postal Service processed more than 11.7 million packages and pieces of mail during the holiday season last year.

U.S. stocks are up in 2023, but the S&P 500 has fallen to the bottom of its bullish trading channel as the index slumps so far this month, according to Bespoke Investment Group. 

Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service Max will launch a live-sports tier in October, just in time for baseball's postseason.

Shares of Steelcase Inc. rallied after hours on Tuesday, after the office-furniture maker said it expects "significantly improved" profit.

Prosecutors are working out a deal with Anthony Flores, who is accused of giving Mark Sawusch drugs and stealing from him before his 2018 death, court docs show

Oil prices set another 2023 high this week as concerns about a tightening oil market pushed the Brent benchmark crude close to $100 a barrel, complicating the Federal Reserve's effort to bring down inflation ahead of the September policy meeting and raising fears that a U.S. recession might be still on the horizon.

With the U.S. central bank preparing to release updated inflation and rate forecasts on Wednesday, the impact of rising oil prices will probably be missing.