January proved to be a volatile start to the year, as heightened geopolitical tensions rattled stock markets and drove investors to gold.

Shares in major UK and European software and IT services companies fell sharply this week, extending a broad sell-off across the sector as investors reassessed high valuations and rotated into other ...

All major lenders, except Halifax, have increased mortgage rates after the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold. The ...

India and the United States expect to sign a long-awaited formal trade deal in March, after which New Delhi will reduce ...

The Wall Street Journal‘s editorial board has shot down multiple boasts President Donald Trump made about his tariffs in the ...

Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG) stock fell as much as 5% early Thursday as the tech giant's spending plans blew past forecasts, ...

Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) is expected to report fourth quarter results on February 5, with Wedbush analysts noting that ...

SOFI beat Q4 earnings estimates, topped $1B in quarterly revenues and expanded margins, yet shares slid 9%, highlighting a ...

Rio Tinto Ltd (LSE:RIO, ASX:RIO, OTC:RTNTF) and Glencore PLC (LSE:GLEN) said on Thursday they have ended merger discussions after failing to agree on terms, marking the collapse of what could have ...

From 2029, salary-sacrificed pension contributions above an annual £2,000 threshold will no longer be exempt from national ...

Alamos Gold (TSX:AGI) has laid out an updated production plan targeting about one million ounces of annual output by 2030, ...

The UK’s largest car maker booked another £64 million of costs related to the hack in its third quarter to December 31, and ...