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Bank of Japan policy board member Toyoaki Nakamura said the central bank needs to continue monetary easing for a while because he is still not confident that the country can achieve a sustainable 2% inflation backed by wage growth.

An official gauge of China's manufacturing activity indicated contraction for a second consecutive month in November, signaling continued weakness in the economy despite Beijing's recent efforts to juice up growth amid a protracted housing slump.

After one of the more dramatic few weeks in recent corporate history, OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman is officially its chief executive again.

Elon Musk profanely lashed out at an advertising boycott against his social-media platform, X, on Wednesday, saying that it could kill the company.

NASCAR on Wednesday announced a seven-year media-rights deal with Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Amazon's Prime Video and Warner Bros. Discovery's TNT Sports, starting in 2025, which for the first time will include top-tier races that are exclusively streamed.

Demand for Chinese goods is weak. Foreign companies continue to shift parts of their supply chains elsewhere. Even student exchanges and tourist visits are tumbling.

A weekly look at the most important moves and news in crypto and what's on the near-term horizon in digital assets.

J.P. Morgan equity strategists issue a downbeat outlook for U.S. stocks.

Buying high-flying growth stocks at premium prices can be profitable -- if you're able to hold on for decades.

Snowflake's stock was rocketing more than 8% higher in Wednesday's after-hours action as the software company delivered upbeat results and impressed with its forecast.

Tesla's stock climbed enough Wednesday to test a key chart level, but then pulled back as bulls failed to make any progress.

The United Auto Workers say the organizing drive will cover nearly 150,000 workers at about 13 carmakers.