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South Korea will extend its onshore foreign-exchange trading hours and ease rules on foreign traders next month, in a push to advance its money market.

Micron appears to be turning the corner after the memory-chip maker called the bottom in a tough market just as AI caught fire this year.

Ford Motor Co. has halted work on a $3.5 billion battery factory in Michigan, just days after the carmaker made concessions to its striking workers.

A fast climb by the dollar may start serving as a 'headwind' for future stock-market gains, analysts warn.

Amazon joins Netflix and other streamers in adding advertising-supported tiers. Users will have to pay more to avoid ads.

Pfizer resumes production at its North Carolina site damaged by a tornado in July, but says that some medications may not be back in 'full supply' until next year.

A U.S. government shutdown could make the Federal Reserve hesitant to deliver another rate hike and undercut the dollar's recent strength, analysts say.

The face and conscience of generative AI, OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman, understands that people are terrified of AI, and he thinks we should  be scared. 

A government shutdown would ‘immediately’ stop benefits for participants in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC).

Microsoft Corp.'s stock was on track for its worst losing streak in more than a year on Monday.

Our 'Most Trusted Financial Companies' special report marks the fourth annual survey of the companies' own customers.

A partial government shutdown would be "credit negative" for the U.S., Moody's said, with time short to pass a stopgap budget ahead of a Saturday deadline.