The United Arab Emirates said two key markets will reopen for trading on March 4, after two days of closure due to the US-Israeli war on Iran and conflict across the Middle East.

The Federal Reserve’s top bank cop said the regulator should weigh how its liquidity rules affects lenders during times of ...

Target Corp forecast better-than-expected profit for the full year, indicating the big-box retailer’s turnaround plans are ...

Sea Ltd shares plummeted after its quarterly earnings missed analysts’ estimates, a sign that competition from deep-pocketed ...

Bank Negara Malaysia has approved the start of talks for MNRB Holdings Bhd to sell its Islamic insurance unit Takaful Ikhlas, ...

(March 3) Absent a “real” strategy in his aggressive foreign policy, US President Donald Trump is nonetheless revealing an emergent style or pattern. From Iran, which he is currently pounding, to ...

Oil and gas traders have spent days scrambling for alternative sources of supply to Asia outside of the Middle East on concerns a prolonged conflict could choke off flows from the energy-rich region.

Stocks fell and bonds deepened losses as the war in Iran showed no signs of de-escalation, heightening fears of a lengthy disruption to energy markets and a surge in inflation.

Apple Inc updated its two main laptop computer lines, adding faster processors to the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro and raising prices amid an industrywide memory crunch.

Nidec Corp said it may book up to ¥250 billion (US$1.6 billion or $2.03 billion) in impairment charges as it looks to tally ...

Asian stocks opened lower Tuesday as a surge in oil prices linked to the Middle East conflict fuelled inflation concerns, sinking bonds and prompting traders to scale back bets on interest-rate cuts.

The Bank of Russia is suing the EU for putting an indefinite freeze on assets blocked over President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.