US stocks fell Wednesday as investors remain cautious about President Donald Trump’s tariffs and an escalating trade war with China.

Tensions in government over China may well emerge in the coming months - as the Treasury's drive for investment and growth jars with concerns over security.

By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) -World Bank President Ajay Banga urged developing countries on Wednesday to liberalize trade, saying many maintained higher tariffs than advanced economies and ...

Meta Platforms has gained over 1,200% since 2012. The company is now investing heavily in artificial intelligence, bolstering ...

Siemens Energy on Wednesday raised its outlook for the current fiscal year, citing a strong performance in all of its ...

Kenya’s residential market is thriving, driven by rising demand from buyers, expatriates, and international investors. The luxury ...

U.S. business inventories increased slightly in February amid strong sales growth likely as households stocked up on goods ...

As we start the second quarter of 2025, the restaurant franchising landscape is entering a dynamic and defining chapter.

Bunzl slashes 2025 outlook and pauses share buyback as North American business falters, sending shares to a near four-year ...

Profitability: Google operates with much higher profit margins, exceeding 30%, meaning a greater share of its revenue turns ...

Low-interest federal loans available to nonprofits for flood repairs. Telethon raised $55,500 for flood relief.

The recent market selloff presents a prime buying opportunity for long-term investors. Check out the stocks that mark the ...