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Analysts have doubts about Elon Musk's notion of relying on subscriptions instead of ads at Twitter

Experts See Harsh Realities Ahead For Musk At Twitter

Experts see harsh realities ahead for Musk at Twitter

S.Korea April Slowest Export Growth In 14 Months, Trade Deficit Widens

Cranes and shipping containers are seen at Pyeongtaek port in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, July 9, 2020.

South Korea's exports grew at their slowest pace in 14 months in April, with the trade deficit widening as China-bound shipments shrank and rising energy and raw materials prices pushed up the country's imports.

Buffett Details Spending Spree, Takes Jab At Wall Street

A woman looks at the screen with a live view of Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett (L) and Vice Chairman Charlie Munger (R) at the Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders Meeting in Omaha, Nebraska on April 30, 2022.

Buffett details spending spree, takes jab at Wall Street

Employees sit next to fuel pumps as they close the petrol station after running out of petrol, in Islamabad, Pakistan July 26, 2017.

Pakistan To Keep Energy Subsidies Unchanged Against IMF Advice

Pakistan said on Saturday it would maintain subsidies to keep fuel and power prices steady for consumers, going against International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommendations as the country seeks to boost its rescue package with the fund.

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A building collapsed in Changsha, China's central Hunan province, leaving dozens trapped under its rubble

Eighteen Trapped, Others Missing After China Building Collapse

Eighteen trapped, others missing after China building collapse

India's Vedanta In Talks To Raise Up To $3 Billion Debt In Semiconductors Push

India's Vedanta is in talks with banks to raise debt of $2.5 billion-$3 billion to bolster its semiconductor and display manufacturing plans as it races to become the country's first chipmaker, a senior company official told Reuters on Saturday.

India Seizes $725 Million Of Xiaomi Assets Over Illegal Remittances

India said on Saturday it had seized $725 million from the local bank accounts of China's Xiaomi Corp after a probe found the smartphone maker had made illegal remittances to foreign entities by passing them off as royalty payments.

Indonesia's decision to suspend palm oil exports is designed to bring down prices and limit shortages domestically, but it comes amid skyrocketing prices of edible oils and global supply shortages

Indonesia's Palm Oil Export Ban Heats Up Vegetable Oil Market

Indonesia's palm oil export ban heats up vegetable oil market

Russian-born photographer Pavel Oskin enlisted some friends to help him house Ukrainians

'My War': Russian Hosts Ukraine Refugees In Prague

'My war': Russian hosts Ukraine refugees in Prague

Gregory Abel, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Energy and who is designated to succeed Warren Buffett as Berkshire CEO, walks through the crowd at the first in-person annual meeting since 2019 of Berkshire Hathaway Inc in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S. April 29, 2022

Buffett Takes Stage At Berkshire Meeting, Talks About Virtues Of Cash

Warren Buffett on Saturday took the stage at Berkshire Hathaway Inc's first in-person annual shareholder meeting since 2019, where shareholders can quiz him on everything from corporate governance, potential new investments and his views on the economy.

China's manufacturing output has slumped to its lowest level since February 2020

China Factory Activity Dips To Lowest In Two Years: Official Data

China factory activity dips to lowest in two years: official data

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visited Borodianka on April 28, 2022, site of alleged war crimes committed by Russian troops

Twenty Civilians Evacuated From Besieged Mariupol Plant: Reports

Twenty civilians evacuated from besieged Mariupol plant: reports

U.S. Dollar Net Long Bets Rise, Bitcoin Posts Largest Net Long Since CME Launch -CFTC, Reuters

Speculators' net long positioning on the U.S. dollar rose in the latest week, according to calculations by Reuters and U.S.

Disney's Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Morrell, Leaving The Company

Walt Disney Co's head of corporate affairs, Geoff Morrell, is leaving the company three months after joining from oil and energy company BP Plc, according to an email on Friday from Chief Executive Officer Bob Chapek.

Disney's Corporate Affairs Head Leaves Three Months After Joining

Disney's Corporate Affairs Head, Morrell, To Leave Company

Dutch national carrier KLM -- hit hard by a strike and staff shortages as it struggles to cope with pre-coronavirus passenger numbers -- has cancelled dozens of weekend flights at Schiphol airport

KLM Cancels Flights As Crowds Jam Amsterdam's Schiphol

KLM cancels flights as crowds jam Amsterdam's Schiphol

Amazon and Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos addresses the media about the New Shepard rocket booster and Crew Capsule mockup at the 33rd Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States April 5, 2017.

How Much Did Jeff Bezos Lose Over Amazon Slump?

Jeff Bezos' net worth will continue to take a hit the longer Amazon is in its slump.

A day after a rocket struck homes in Zaporizhzhia for the first time,
dozens of people turn up to help clear the debris and help rebuild in an outpouring of solidarity

First Rocket Strike Sparks Solidarity Wave In Ukraine City

First rocket strike sparks solidarity wave in Ukraine city

Dunkin', Beyond Meat Face Trademark Lawsuit On Slogan For Plant-based Sausage Sandwich

A Philadelphia company has sued Dunkin' Brands Inc and Beyond Meat Inc claiming the companies violated its trademark with their "Great Taste, Plant-Based" slogan for a meatless sausage breakfast sandwich.

High oil prices have boosted ExxonMobil's earnings while frustrating consumers

Boosted By Oil Prices, ExxonMobil, Chevron Throw Cash At Investors

Boosted by oil prices, ExxonMobil, Chevron throw cash at investors

The Kohlâs label is seen on a shopping basket in a Kohlâs department store in the Brooklyn borough of New York, U.S., January 25, 2022.

ISS Backs Two Dissident Directors In Boardroom Battle At Kohl's

Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) on Friday recommended that Kohl's Corp investors elect two of the 10 board nominees put forth by activist investment firm Macellum Advisors as the department store considers selling itself.

On Friday morning, rescuers found the body of a woman journalist who was killed the previous evening when Russian missiles slammed into a residential area of Kyiv

'High Precision' Strike Kills Journalist, Hits Kyiv Homes

'High precision' strike kills journalist, hits Kyiv homes

U.S. dollar notes are seen in this November 7, 2016 picture illustration.

Dollar Surge Leaves Trail Of Destruction

The dollar's race to two-decade highs is leaving a trail of destruction in its wake, exacerbating inflation in other countries and tightening financial conditions just as the world economy confronts the prospect of a slowdown in growth.

Exxon, Chevron Post Big Revenues, But Wall Street Shrugs

The two largest U.S. oil companies on Friday posted big revenues in the first quarter, but analysts said Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp fell short of expectation during a period when oil prices surged to nearly $140 a barrel.

Exxon, Chevron Hit By Q1 Market Swings, But Still Post Big Revenues

The two largest U.S. oil companies on Friday posted big revenues in the first quarter, but both Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp found themselves tripped up by market fluctuations, though those stand to dissipate in coming months.

Jim Weber, chief executive of Brooks Running, a unit of Warren Buffettâs Berkshire Hathaway, speaks about his company in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S., May 2, 2019.

CEO Of Berkshire's Brooks Running Expects Sales Boost Despite Pandemic, Supply Disruptions

The longtime chief executive of running shoe maker Brooks Running, a unit of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc, aims to more than triple revenue over the next decade, overcoming effects from supply chain disruptions and a lingering pandemic.

Shoppers are seen wearing masks while shopping at a Walmart store, in North Brunswick, New Jersey, U.S. July 20, 2020.

U.S. Consumer Sector Braces For Slowing Demand As Inflation Bites

U.S. consumer goods firms, including P&G and Coca-Cola, are preparing for an impending slowdown in demand as runaway inflation fuels a surge in prices of everything from toothpaste to sodas and hammers the spending power of Americans.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (L) embraces Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during their meeting in Jeddah

Saudi Arabia And Turkey Reset Relations After Khashoggi Killing

Saudi Arabia and Turkey reset relations after Khashoggi killing

A branch of HSBC bank is seen, in central London August 3, 2009.

HSBC's Top Shareholder Calls For Banking Giant's Break-up - Source

HSBC Holdings' largest shareholder, Chinese insurance giant Ping An, has called for a break-up of the London-based bank, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday.

Europe Strains For Clarity As Russia Stands By Roubles-for-gas Demand

Companies and countries were at odds over Moscow's rouble-for-gas payment system on Friday, while European officials promised more guidance on whether buying Russian gas can comply with sanctions and Russia said it saw no problem with its plan.