What’s going on here? Alibaba whet investors’ appetites, emerging from a period of scarcity with mouth-watering sales and an AI play spicier than a Sichuan hotpot. Alibaba pulled in 8% more revenue ...

What’s going on here? Everyday Americans could receive a fifth of the savings found by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the US president said on Thursday – let’s just hope the check’s ...

What’s going on here? The People's Bank of China (PBOC) launched a 300 billion yuan relending facility to address affordable housing shortages, but progress is slow, with only 16 billion yuan utilized ...

What’s going on here? VICI Properties missed Wall Street's expectations with their 2025 earnings, sending their shares down 2.5% after hours. VICI Properties, a major player in real estate, struggled ...

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Find out what happened in the markets today – and why you should care – with the free Daily Brief newsletter. Scott Bessent confirmed there won't be any immediate changes in debt issuance despite the ...

What’s going on here? Kazakhstan’s oil production soared to a record 2.12 million barrels per day, unfazed by disruptions to its main export route, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. Kazakhstan defied ...

What’s going on here? John Wood Group's CFO resigned abruptly after inaccuracies in his qualifications came to light, underlining the critical role of honesty in corporate governance. Already facing ...

What’s going on here? Ansys exceeded expectations last quarter, as booming demand for AI-powered engineering tools propelled its revenue and profitability, pushing shares up by 2%. Ansys's performance ...

Find out what happened in the markets today – and why you should care – with the free Daily Brief newsletter. Analog Devices, a major player in semiconductors for sectors including aerospace, ...

January’s 3% inflation figure flew past both December’s 2.5% rate and economists’ forecasts of 2.8%. Now, that’s partly down to runaway food and drink prices. But strip them out, and core inflation – ...