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Oil futures fell Tuesday, with concerns about demand from China back in focus after another round of lackluster economic data.

A team of Goldman Sachs strategists studied every market downturn, and came up with these lessons.

A slowdown in industrial activity in China, the U.S. and Europe is set to push down the prices of copper, nickel and iron ore, and see the world’s top metals producers suffer

Elon Musk’s SpaceX completed the first launch of the private Polaris Program early Tuesday carrying four astronauts who will undertake the first commercial spacewalk.

“I’m obsessed over how much money the respective political parties, the Democrats and the Republicans, are generating in donations.”

Bond yields rose as investors awaited the next important macroeconomic data-point, the August consumer price index report, due midweek.

The Denver, Colorado headquartered mining giant said it had reached a deal to acquire Egypt’s largest gold miner for $2.5 billion, in what marks a 36.7% premium on its closing share price on Monday

The European Court of Justice on Tuesday ruled that Apple owed €13 billion ($14.3 billion) in back taxes over what it said was illegal state aid from Ireland.

Shares of Mission Produce gained after the company posted higher revenue and profit in its fiscal third quarter.

Shares of Hewlett Packard Enterprise dropped in postmarket trading after the company said it has commenced a public offering of $1.35 billion of Series C mandatory company convertible preferred stock.

Shares of Under Armour Inc. dropped in the extended session Monday after the retailer said it expects a bigger operating loss in fiscal 2025 thanks to increased restructuring costs.

Wall Street’s much-hoped-for price hikes on Apple Inc.’s new iPhone 16 line did not materialize at its launch Monday, but Chief Executive Tim Cook clearly hopes to drive more volume by not raising prices.